Escaping in gemtext
Sudipto Mallick
smallick.dev at gmail.com
Tue Nov 10 06:38:08 GMT 2020
MCFWSE (hehe) wouldn't alter meaning for most of the cases if you
think about it for a moment.
If you have a line which is *not* indented in some codeblock which has
some other lines indented, no problem: because the MCFWS (hah) is just
"" because of that non-indented line.
Now, if all of the lines in a codeblock is indented, then you have to
add some more indent, at least a space, at the front of each line, and
add another line with only that newly added indent, so that that newly
added indent is removed and rest of the indent is preserved.
[So complex. Uh! Anyone want to implement this?]
I think that the use of Zero-Width Space to escape constructs other
than code blocks is okay as they wouldn't usually be copy pasted.
~smlckz
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