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Id: 77891
Status: resolved
Priority: 0/
Queue: Markdown-Pod

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Owner: KEEDI [...] cpan.org
Requestors: sharyanto [...] cpan.org
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Subject: Word_with_underscore should not be translated into markup
For example, var_one and var_two becomes: varI<one and var>two when it should have been: var_one and var_two
On Mon Jun 18 21:24:23 2012, SHARYANTO wrote: Show quoted text
> For example, > > var_one and var_two > > becomes: > > varI<one and var>two > > when it should have been: > > var_one and var_two
I think this bug comes from Markdent. Will be submitting ticket to Markdent.
On Mon Jun 18 21:32:36 2012, SHARYANTO wrote: Show quoted text
> On Mon Jun 18 21:24:23 2012, SHARYANTO wrote:
> > For example, > > > > var_one and var_two > > > > becomes: > > > > varI<one and var>two > > > > when it should have been: > > > > var_one and var_two
> > I think this bug comes from Markdent. Will be submitting ticket to > Markdent.
Yes, this module acts like Markdent does. If you want to escape that problem, you can use '\' character: var\_one and var_two or var_one and var\_two