bold/italic inside a hyperlink

[rados]

Hello guys,

I just started to use creoleparser and noticed that its behaviour
differs a little from the formal creole 1.0 description. One of this
cases is when there is a '//' and/or '**' in a hyperlink. For example:

"[[Weird Stuff|**Weird** //Stuff//]]"

is rendered to
"<p><a href="Weird_Stuff"><strong>Weird</strong> <em>Stuff</em></a></
p>"

instead to
"<a href="Weird_Stuff">**Weird** //Stuff//</a>"
(as it is shown here: http://www.wikicreole.org/wiki/Creole1.0#section-Creole1.0-LinksInternalExternalAndInterwiki.)

And since I need behaviour like in the second case, can I ask you to
some guidance how to achieve it?

It is possible that I am missing something.

Thanks a lot,
Rado

[Radomir Dopieralski]

This is indeed against the spec, but you should be able to work around
it with the escape character (if that is implemented consistently). I
didn't test it, but try something like "[[Weird Stuff|~**Weird**
~//Stuff//]]"

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[Stephen Day]

This works also:

"[[Weird Stuff|{{{**Weird** //Stuff//}}}]]"

Strictly speaking, the spec says that support for markup in links is
optional, so the behavior of creoleparser is not against spec in this
regard.

Stephen

On Dec 27, 1:28 pm, Radomir Dopieralski <sh...@sheep.art.pl> wrote:
> This is indeed against the spec, but you should be able to work around
> it with the escape character (if that is implemented consistently). I
> didn't test it, but try something like  "[[Weird Stuff|~**Weird**
> ~//Stuff//]]"
>
>
>
> On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 5:49 PM, rados <rado....@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hello guys,
>
> > I just started to use creoleparser and noticed that its behaviour
> > differs a little from the formal creole 1.0 description. One of this
> > cases is when there is a '//' and/or '**' in a hyperlink. For example:
>
> > "[[Weird Stuff|**Weird** //Stuff//]]"
>
> > is rendered to
> > "<p><a href="Weird_Stuff"><strong>Weird</strong> <em>Stuff</em></a></
> > p>"
>
> > instead to
> > "<a href="Weird_Stuff">**Weird** //Stuff//</a>"

> > (as it is shown here:http://www.wikicreole.org/wiki/Creole1.0#section-Creole1.0-LinksInter....)