> I use trac to document a Matlab software. In matlab it is required that > some directory names start with the @ symbol. The problem is that when I > link to a file in such a directory (in the wiki), the @ is taken by trac > as a revision flag. > > For instance, source:/trunk/@dir/file.m links to > https://mytrac/browser/trunk?rev=dir%2Ffile.m > and not to the proper file. > > Is there some way to avoid this behaviour ? I tryed " ' and \ but it was > useless.
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