Defect #2827
closed{{{foo}}} without spaces incorrectly imported
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Description
When importing {{{foo}}}, note that there are no spaces between curly braces and the word within them, the result is <pre>. If I instead add space between the braces the result is properly interpreted as <pre>foo</pre>
Updated by Daniel Svensson over 15 years ago
Daniel Svensson wrote:
When importing {{{foo}}}, note that there are no spaces between curly braces and the word within them, the result is <pre>. If I instead add space between the braces the result is properly interpreted as <pre>foo</pre>
Humm.. further investigation hints that this might be a problem with one-liner {{{ }}} everywhere no matter if they have spaces or not.
Updated by Daniel Svensson over 15 years ago
Maybe oneliner {{{Inline Code}}} should be translated to Inline Code
?
Updated by Daniel Svensson over 15 years ago
Daniel Svensson wrote:
Maybe oneliner {{{Inline Code}}} should be translated to
Inline Code
?
@Inline Code@even
Updated by Daniel Svensson over 15 years ago
oh the spam, oh the sorrow.. forgot to mention that is is an issue with the Trac importer.
Updated by Daniel Svensson over 15 years ago
Add following somewhere in convert_wiki_text:
# Inlined code text = text.gsub(/\{\{\{([^\}^\n]+)\}\}\}/) { |s| "@#{$1.strip}@" }
Test cases:
puts convert_wiki_text("{{{ spider pig spider pig }}}") puts convert_wiki_text("{{{spider pig spider pig}}}") puts convert_wiki_text("{{{\nspider pig spider pig\n}}}")
Output:
@spider pig spider pig@ @spider pig spider pig@ <pre> spider pig spider pig </pre>
Updated by Daniel Felix over 11 years ago
Hi there,
are there any news on this? Is this still reproduceable with Redmine 2.2?
Can someone test this please?
Updated by Jean-Baptiste Barth over 11 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Resolution set to Cant reproduce
Maybe improved with r2011. I close this issue as there's no feedback.