How to escape a nested code block?
madstap opened this issue · 5 comments
I'm trying to write a markdown example that contains a code block, so I need to escape the three backticks. In github flavored markdown there seems to be 3 ways to do this, but none of them work with markdown-clj.
Examples: (See the raw text of this post in this gist)
Use 4 spaced indent
# Things!
```klipse-cljs
(def x 10)
x
```
Use 3 tildes
# Things!
```klipse-cljs
(def x 10)
x
```
Use 4 backticks
# Things!
```klipse-cljs
(def x 10)
x
```
You can escape using the \ character, e.g:
```
(def x 10)
```
However, there isn't a way to escape that inside a code block, perhaps it would make sense to make the parser less aggressive about checking for code block start. Currently the ``` line is trimmed, but perhaps it shouldn't be.
using ~~~ as an alternative codeblock delimiter would work as well
just pushed out version 0.9.94 that supports ``` inside code indented with 4 spaces
looks like cryogen got updates, so I'll close this one