Public bug reported:
Shalom!
I found that the program gnome-dictionary does not properly handle a Format
Code. We are talking about the Formatting Code \ .......... \. This code is
placed around the text that should appear in italics. Infidelity displaying is
that the program takes a sequence of two characters " \" (space + back slash)
for the beginning from which the text begins to appear in italics, but at the
end of this action incorrectly perceives first met space, instead of to take
for the end the second back slash. As a demonstration of this error can be a
dictionary under the title "The Collaborative International Dictionary of
English v.0.48", which is on the server dict://dict.org, (or package dict-gcide
in Ubuntu). Enter the phrase: "Point man".
On the screen shot (in Attachment), we see that the word Point" is shown in
italics, and the second word man`\ - no. And at the end we see the Unmatched
Formatting code - "\" (back slash).
** Affects: gnome-utils (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Attachment added: "gnome-dictionary.jpeg"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1185350/+attachment/3689681/+files/gnome-dictionary.jpeg
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Formatting codes and gnome-dictionary
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