Try this:
testtiddler:
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my $1 $2 $3 $4 $5
funnytiddler:
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<<tiddler [[testtiddler]] with: "($2 $2)" "<$3 $3>" "[$4 $4]" "{$5 $5}"
"X">>
You'll get
my (<[{X X} {X X}] [{X X} {X X}]> <[{X X} {X X}] [{X X} {X X}]>) <[{X X} {X
X}] [{X X} {X X}]> [{X X} {X X}] {X X} X
I'd render this a bug as the (at least in the core tweaks) replacements are
done sequentially
So in this case, $1 is replaced with "($2 $2)". Then $2 is replaced and so
on.
The expected result would have been:
my ($2 $2) <$3 $3> [$4 $4] {$5 $5} X
I know this is a pathological case, but I don't think that it's unusual to
have some "$x" in a parameter.
testtiddler:
----------------
I paid $1 for $2
funnytiddler
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<<tiddler [[testtiddler]] with: "$2" "a pizza">>
Will give you then "I paid a pizza for a pizza"
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