The following one-liner does exactly what it looks like:
This is a `hello-world` example.
And so do these two lines, as the linebreak isn't too special in plain Markdown:
This is a
`hello-world` example.
However, geany/scintilla/ctags/whatever doesn't recognize the backtick
correctly if it happens to be at the start of a line, and wasn't at the start
of the line before(?).
Steps to reproduce:
- Open Geany, open a new tab
- Write ``This is a `hello-world` example.`` in a line
- Put the cursor right after the word `a`
- Hit enter. The new line should start with a space, then a backtick
- Press "delete" on your keyboard
Actual behavior: The `hello-world` is no longer shown in the correct color
(blue-ish in my case), but as normal text (black in my case; I should still
have default syntax colors).
Expected behavior: The `hello-world` should still be in the correct collor, as
it is still a valid markup for inline-code.
Note that something fishy is going on, because if you add a newline before the
paragraph, then it apparently get's re-parsed correctly, fixing the display.
---
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/867
