Yes, I have $ escaping removed from saveEscapes now that it is in
domarkup. However I'm inclined to keep BOLTreplace as it allows admins
to add additional entries if they desire. Also str_replace doesn't
work the same way as strtr--which does a better job giving me the
results I want.

I'm still finding little things to tweak and fix here--but it is
looking very good. For example, if I put

<markup>
&
&amp;
</markup>

In the markup output both show up as & & (expected)--but in the markup
section, the two get switched (unexpected)!  Seems to have to do with
the ampamp rule you created. I found it easier to dispense with that
and move your html entities to inside the domarkup function. I think I
have all my known bugs working at the moment. Afraid to breathe and
mess something up, but I will run some diagnostics and hopefully get
out a release soon.

Cheers,
Dan


On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 10:47 AM, Hans <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I meant in function BOLTsaveEscapes().
>
> And follow that with reversing $BOLTreplaceTable:
> get rid of this array altogether, and remove function BOLTreplace()!
> And simply do str_replace() in function BOLTsaveEscapes for the
> remaining entities.
>
> ~Hans
>
> >
>

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