On Dec 12, 5:50 pm, Terry Brown <[email protected]> wrote:
> When you're more experienced with Leo you'll still be able to miss that
> log message and spend a lot of time wondering what's going on :-}
Probably won't happen if I can't fix my problem, which will be a "no
go".

> This condition definitely needs more sirens and flashing lights.
>
> Just to clarify - did you're original before Leo touched it .js file
> include "<< something >>"?
I'm not sure about this question?

my
var text1 = "<< some text >>"; is just a text1 variable that contains
the text "<< some text >>" that's it.

> << sectioname >> has a special meaning in Leo, for which you might be
> invoking unintentionally?
hmm .. unintentionally .. kind of.
Since someone else wrote the code, I just don't know, what comes up.
But I did know, what <<..>> means in leo. I just couldn't connect the
error messages, with the js code.

The "problem" here is, the project I want to work with, uses << ...>>
all over the places in js code, and even more in its documentation but
not for leo sections.

I did have a look at the leo source code and the "<<" ">>" parsers
seem to do the same :)) All hardcoded, which makes the dilemma
perfect.

The @verbatim would work as an escape mechanism, for may be 10 lines,
but not in every second line of documentation text.

thx for your attention.
-m

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