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If I call markdown on "*[hostilefork](http://hostilefork.com)*" I get"<em>[foo](http://example.com)</em>"
Expected the inner link to be processed.
Similar problems happen if the outer style is done with double asterisks for bold style, etc. Backticks should not recognize markdown inside.
(Note: I assume it's probably obvious...but what happens here is that text is captured without then recursing. So what I'm doing as a workaround is taking context that capture into text, which then put text into the HTML, and replacing it with either xml? [markdown/xml text] [markdown text]...with a recursion-safe modification to markdown. But I'm probably not doing it how you'd want it done.)
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If I call markdown on
"*[hostilefork](http://hostilefork.com)*"
I get"<em>[foo](http://example.com)</em>"
Expected the inner link to be processed.
Similar problems happen if the outer style is done with double asterisks for bold style, etc. Backticks should not recognize markdown inside.
(Note: I assume it's probably obvious...but what happens here is that text is captured without then recursing. So what I'm doing as a workaround is taking context that capture into
text
, which then puttext
into the HTML, and replacing it witheither xml? [markdown/xml text] [markdown text]
...with a recursion-safe modification to markdown. But I'm probably not doing it how you'd want it done.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: