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'<' char will break the file on next open
See original GitHub issueDescription
Double bug in one here :
- When you open a file containing a
<in a code block followed by a-Z char, All the text will be deleted after the<occurrence till the end of line. Then the file is automatically saved and so you lose the line content forever.
Steps to reproduce
- create a file with the following
`if ( itemCount < s ) // some comment ` : followed by a space is good
`if ( itemCount <s ) // some comment ` : followed by a char from alphabet will truncate the line
- open this file using Marktext
- second line is truncated
- file is saved with truncated altered content
Expected behavior: [What you expected to happen]
- Marktext should correctly handle
< - Marktext shouldn’t save the file directly after
opencommand but only on user input (ctrl-s or autosave when typing)
Actual behavior: [What actually happened]
- File is altered
Versions
- Mark Text: 0.6.14
- OS: Windows 10
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:7 (4 by maintainers)
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😿 My fault, I forget escape the raw markdown when I parse it to HTML, It will be fixed.
@Ldoppea I reproduce it, parse5 treat
<sinif (itemCount <s)as<s>element. So some error occur. I’ll open an issue in parse5. thank you!