Hey, Tobias —
I fear we will just delay the parsing error ...to the next closing tag
> which now operates as a new opening tag.
>
> So, with...
>
> ''foo //bar'' baz// mumble and then some //more italics// but is it really?
>
> ...what happens if we forcefully close the italics at the second '',
Ciao Evan, Jeremy & Tobias
Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> An alternative that I have seen in other markup implementations is to
> treat line break as closing all open inline formatting elements.
>
Right. That behaviour is what I have see too. I suspect that's because the
simpler versions parse only
Hi Evan
I agree that this is a troublesome problem, and I’d also be interested in
exploring fixes.
I think that the approach you are suggesting is for the parser to check for the
closure of parent components within a particular component; in your example,
the second pair of double single
Hello, all —
I've been malcontent for some time with the way TiddlyWiki handles
"un-closed" tags and markup. To give a simple example:
plain ''bold //bold-italic'' italic// plain
While the above is clearly wrong, TiddlyWiki's resolution is
plain bold bold-italic italic
plain
which
