You have to specify the characters by entities, like & l t ; for < and & g t ; for >.
The square brackets are & # 0 9 1 ; for [ and & # 0 9 2 ; for ]. (Remove the spaces, of course.) | [reply] [Watch: Dir/Any] |
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Sorry, had to try it....
Simplicus
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Would it be too much to ask of the person who voted the above post down to explain why? thanks.
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Two things that might help here:
- Have a small explanation or link to a page
that explains how perlmonks parser requires some
things to be escaped, and how to do it.
- Have some semi-intelligent parsing, so that things
like while(<>) do not have to be escaped, and
perhaps even allowing something like "[*" to
signify that a bracket is being used, and not a link
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Well it would make sence to add some thing to escape square brackets.
What about a good ol' \ ?
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