Figured out the issue with problem.md in trouble

Basically, a macro match was gobbling it up. Refactoring that part would
be substantial and is a goal, but it will take time. In the meantime, if
you have something like CAPS(_"dude") then change that to CAPS
(_"dude"). This is true even if CAPS does not match anything. That's the
problem.

Did find out that the parsing is not line based in compiling code
blocks.

README.md

@@ -110,7 +110,11 @@ syntaxes:
 2. ``_`javascript code` ``  One can execute arbitrary javascript code within
    the backticks, but the parser limits what can be in there to one line. 
 3. `MACROS` all caps are for constants or macro functions that insert their
-   output in place of the caps. 
+   output in place of the caps. Note that if you have `MACRO(_"something")`
+   then the current version does not parse `_"something"` as a code block.
+   This will hopefully get fixed along with being able to use code blocks in
+   commands. This applies even if `MACRO` does not match so it is a bug, not a
+   feature :(  To fix this, put a space between `MACRO` and the parenthesis. 
 
 For both 1 and 3, if there is no match, then the text is unchanged. One can
 have more than one underscore for 1 and 2; this delays the substitution until

lp.md

@@ -3300,7 +3300,11 @@ syntaxes:
 2. ``_`javascript code` ``  One can execute arbitrary javascript code within
    the backticks, but the parser limits what can be in there to one line. 
 3. `MACROS` all caps are for constants or macro functions that insert their
-   output in place of the caps. 
+   output in place of the caps. Note that if you have `MACRO(_"something")`
+   then the current version does not parse `_"something"` as a code block.
+   This will hopefully get fixed along with being able to use code blocks in
+   commands. This applies even if `MACRO` does not match so it is a bug, not a
+   feature :(  To fix this, put a space between `MACRO` and the parenthesis. 
 
 For both 1 and 3, if there is no match, then the text is unchanged. One can
 have more than one underscore for 1 and 2; this delays the substitution until

trouble/problem.js

@@ -14,11 +14,19 @@ var feedNew = new RSS({
 
 });
 
-var rssUpdate = new RSS({
+var rssUpdate = new RSS ({
+    site_url : "http://mord.jostylr.com",
+    author : "Mord Drom of Drok",
+    managingEditor : "Janord Drom",
+    webMaster : "James Taylor",
+    language : "en",
+    categories : ["fantasy"],
+    pubDate : now.toString(),
+    ttl: '1440',
+    copyright : now.getFullYear() + " James Taylor"
     title: "Mord Update",
     description : "I am Mord. I serve my lord Kord with my greatsword. Misspeak I do.",
-    feed_url : "http://mord.jostylr.com/rssupdate.xml",
-    _"common"
+    feed_url : "http://mord.jostylr.com/rssupdate.xml", 
 });
 
 var news, udates;

trouble/problem.md

@@ -19,11 +19,11 @@ This is for setting up the rss feeds. So we create two need feeds, one for new i
     });
 
 
-    var rssUpdate = new RSS({
+    var rssUpdate = new RSS ({
+        _"common"
         title: "Mord Update",
         description : "I am Mord. I serve my lord Kord with my greatsword. Misspeak I do.",
-        feed_url : "http://mord.jostylr.com/rssupdate.xml",
-        _"common"
+        feed_url : "http://mord.jostylr.com/rssupdate.xml", 
     });
 
     var news, udates;