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I'm having a pattern containing < and > like:
<
>
{"kind": {"type": "string", "pattern": "List<User>", "example": "List<User>", "description": "Mandatory kind field."}}
Problem is, the generated markdown looks like:
| **kind** | *string* | Mandatory kind field.<br/> **pattern:** <code>List<User></code> | `"List<User>"` |
Which is probably invalid, at least, pandoc fail to parse it and does not render a <table> for it.
<table>
A probably better solution would be to use backticks (while escaping backticks) instead of the inline-HTML <code> and </code> ?
<code>
</code>
I tried by adding an ugly sed -i 's#</\?code>##g' schema.mdin myMakefile` and it looks good.
sed -i 's#</\?code>#
in my
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It looks as though it already is using backticks, in so far as I can tell anyway: https://github.com/interagent/prmd/blob/master/lib/prmd/templates/schemata/helper.erb#L139
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I'm having a pattern containing
<
and>
like:Problem is, the generated markdown looks like:
Which is probably invalid, at least, pandoc fail to parse it and does not render a
<table>
for it.A probably better solution would be to use backticks (while escaping backticks) instead of the inline-HTML
<code>
and</code>
?I tried by adding an ugly
sed -i 's#</\?code>#
#g' schema.mdin my
Makefile` and it looks good.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: