shabbychef wrote:
>
> Regrettably, OOP in Matlab is (or was) implemented by creating a directory
> called '@ObjectName', and populating that directory with the methods. I
> have
> such directories in my repository, and want to refer to the source code
> within trac using the TracLink syntax. However, Trac is intrepreting the
> '@'
> in [source:/trunk/mycode/@ObjectName/method.m] as marking a revision
> number,
> then basically puking. I cannot figure out how to properly escape the '@'
> character. Using '\@' does not work.
>
Most things having to do with Matlab are regrettable ;)
I'm also not able to get any TracLinks to work for a directory containing an
"@". This appears to be a corner case that hasn't been dealt with, but it
seems reasonable that TracLinks should allow any characters that are valid
in Subversion paths.
If no one else speaks up with a solution, I think a bug report should be
opened.
- Ryan
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