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In Handlebars, a backslash can be used to prevent a mustache from being evaluated. Such a mustache is essentially text.
\{{no-expression}} {{expression}} \{{{no-expression}}} {{expression}} \{{#no}} block \{{/no}} {{expression}} \{{\{{no}}}} block \{{\{{/no}}}} {{expression}}
see jsfiddle demonstrating the usage
I noticed that at least in GitHub markdown, the escaped mustaches are displayed just like regular expressions.
I came across this behavior when I made a similar pull request for highlight.js, it has not urgency for me. I just wanted to report it.
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In Handlebars, a backslash can be used to prevent a mustache from being evaluated. Such a mustache is essentially text.
see jsfiddle demonstrating the usage
I noticed that at least in GitHub markdown, the escaped mustaches are displayed just like regular expressions.
I came across this behavior when I made a similar pull request for highlight.js, it has not urgency for me. I just wanted to report it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: