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No way to escape characters in textile reader (<notextile> and == not supported) #473

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haunma opened this issue Apr 5, 2012 · 1 comment

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haunma commented Apr 5, 2012

The textile parser in Pandoc doesn't seem to support either of the textile methods for escaping text:

  1. Surrounding text with ... pseudo-tags
  2. Surrounding text with =='s; for example, ==wow== should render in the browser as wow, not bold text

This has some unpleasant consequences:

  1. It is often impossible to mark up hyphenated text, because when two hyphens happen to be in close proximity (in the same paragraph?), the text in-between is interpreted as strikethrough.

  2. Same problem with underscores. A sentence like "Connect the SPI_SIMO and SPI_SOMI pins together for loopback." is rendered with "SIMO and SPI" in italics.

  3. LaTeX exponents in MathJax input are problematic, as textile wants to grab the characters in-between carets (^) and render it superscript.

@jgm jgm closed this as completed in ecbe9f7 Apr 5, 2012
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haunma commented Apr 6, 2012

Thanks! Must be some sort of record...

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