Unintentional emphasis in Ddoc

[GreatEmerald]

This is a very small and simple to fix bug, but it's still worth noting: when reading through the documentation written in Ddoc, you can see a whole lot of unintended emphasis in the documentation, and it makes it rather difficult to read. For example, on this page:

http://jakobovrum.github.com/LuaD/luad/state.html

The words "code", "path", "registry", "wrap", "get", "set", "opIndex" and "opIndexAssign" are emphasised in the description of those functions, but apparently they should not be, and with CanDyDoc it makes it hard to read. According to Ddoc documentation, you can get rid of that unintentional emphasis by putting a "_" character before the words to make Ddoc stop emphasising those particular words.

[JakobOvrum]

I'm trying to get documentation generation working in the newest version of DMD. I might have to download an older version of DMD just to get this working...

I'll fix this once I get documentation back up and running, thanks for reporting this issue!

[JakobOvrum]

Documentation is back up and most of these, including the ones you mentioned, are gone. Thanks for the underscore tip, I'll look out for this in the future :)