Incorrect display of lists in online version

[matijapretnar]

If you enter a list such as [1; 2; 3], the closing bracket is missing. Things get weirder with nested lists. The problem seems to lie in the color formatting syntax of jQuery terminal.

[anka-213]

For me nested lists are still not printed at all or is extremely strange in the online demo:

# let asd = with choose_all handle
 let x = choose_int 0 5 in
 let y = choose_int 1 x in
 [x;y]
val asd : int list list = [[1; 1]; [2; 1]; [2; 2]; [3; 1]; [3; 2]; [3; 3];
                           [4; 1]; [4; 2]; [4; 3]; [4; 4]; [5; 1]; [5; 2];
# with choose_all handle
 let x = choose_int 0 5 in
 let y = choose_int 1 x in
 [x;y]

<Nothing is printed>

# [[1]]

...
- : int list list = 
- : int = 1
- : int = 1
- : int = 1
- : int = 1
- : int = 1
- : int list list = 
- : int = 1
- : int = 1
- : int = 1
- : int = 1
- : int list list = 
- : int = 1
- : int = 1
- : int = 1
- : int list list = 
- : int = 1
- : int = 1
- : int list list = 
- : int = 1
- : int list list = 
# 
 

[matijapretnar]

This is indeed very weird.

Evaluating [[1]] actually crashes my browser. I'll take a look into it.