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raku --doc=Markdown on a file containing a declarator block renders any B<whatever> therein as-such, as opposed to the expected **whatever**.
raku --doc=Markdown
B<whatever>
**whatever**
Here's an example. Take, say
#!/usr/bin/env raku use v6; #| B<boo> sub f($x) {1} #= I<hoo>
If I run raku --doc=Markdown on that file I get
### sub f ```raku sub f( $x ) returns Mu ``` B<boo> I<hoo>
By contrast, B<boo> renders fine as **boo** inside a =head1 for instance, or between =begin/end pod markers, etc.
B<boo>
**boo**
=head1
=begin/end pod
PS I am not sure whether this is related, but it too is about declarator blocks.
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Actually, I see Pod::To::HTML doesn't handle this either.. Take
#!/usr/bin/env raku use v6; #| B<BEFORE> sub f($x) {1} #= I<AFTER> =begin pod B<IN-POD> =end pod
If I run raku --doc=HTML on it, somwehre towards the end of the html document I see
raku --doc=HTML
html
<div class="pod-body no-toc"> <span class="pod-block-notimplemented">B<BEFORE> I<AFTER></span><section name="___top"><p><strong>IN-POD</strong></p> </section> </div>
so IN-POD is rendered as strong, but BEFORE and AFTER are not (and receive the eloquently-named class pod-block-notimplemented :)).
IN-POD
strong
BEFORE
AFTER
pod-block-notimplemented
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raku --doc=Markdown
on a file containing a declarator block renders anyB<whatever>
therein as-such, as opposed to the expected**whatever**
.Here's an example. Take, say
If I run
raku --doc=Markdown
on that file I getBy contrast,
B<boo>
renders fine as**boo**
inside a=head1
for instance, or between=begin/end pod
markers, etc.PS
I am not sure whether this is related, but it too is about declarator blocks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: