User:Benmachine/hasktag bug: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 12:45, 1 November 2015

One of these was fixed, but this one still remains:

Use of the tag seems to merge consecutive paragraphs:

Here is a paragraph with code in it.

Here is another, distinct paragraph, with more code in it.

Here is a paragraph with no code.

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-Should more properly be called "hasktag bugs" now, but whatever.
+One of these was fixed, but this one still remains:
 === Paragraphs ===
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 Here is a paragraph with no code.
-=== Opening comments without closing them ===
-When you open a comment inside &lt;hask&gt; tags without closing it, the parser breaks. Observe:
-Oh no: <hask>{-</hask> I broke it!
-Here's some nicely-formatted code:
-<haskell>
-id :: a -> a
-id x = const x x
-const :: a -> b -> a
-const x _ = id x
-</haskell>
-which is now ruined. Interestingly this text is fine.
-Perhaps it's only paragraphs with <hask>any</hask> code that are broken.
-Closing comments on their own inside comments seem to have no effect: <hask>-}</hask> this is not fixed
-== The problem ==
-doesn't even stop at section boundaries:
-<haskell>
-error :: String -> a
-error str = error (error str)
-</haskell>