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Vladimir Ivanov commented on ESME-307:
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It seems the problem relates to 'spaceOrEnd' parser. As it's name suggests
Space or EOL symbol is expected at the end of string to be parsed. But in case
of 'How about *this*?' string, '?' symbol finishes the line, so it isn't parsed
as expected. When I add, for example rep1('?') expression to spaceOrEnd grammar
like this:
lazy val spaceOrEnd: Parser[Int] = EOL ^^^ 0 | (rep1(' ') | rep1('?')) ^^ {case
lst => lst.length}
text becomes highlighted as expected. So special symbols, like '?', '!' etc
should be clearly defined and be carefully applied to this case (to avoid
braking another cases where 'spaceOrEnd' parser is used).
> Format rendering gets confused by some punctuation
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> Key: ESME-307
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ESME-307
> Project: Enterprise Social Messaging Environment (ESME)
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Server
> Affects Versions: Release 1.1
> Reporter: Ethan Jewett
> Assignee: Vassil Dichev
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 1.2
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> Try the following messages:
> Does *this* work?
> How about *this*?
> In the first message, "this" is rendered in bold with no asterisks. In the
> second message, it is rendered in normal text as "*this*".
> The first behavior is correct.
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