TW5 - The triple double quotes and the <nowiki> markup does not work on my tiddlywiki 5.1.8

[Jordi Vila]

Hello there,

I'm using tiddlywiki 5 since the beta versions and I'm a great fan of your work. For some reason I don't understand the triple quote/nowiki markus do not work. Try this snippet of tiddlywiki

#SOMEONE: [[something interesting]] a """C:\Users\DBla\AppData\Local\SomeSite\__u.exe""" per XXX\DBla

#*Dijous, 4 de juny del 2015

#SOMEONE: [[something interesting]] a <nowiki>C:\Users\DBla\AppData\Local\SomeSite\__u.exe</nowiki> per XXX\DBla

#*Dijous, 4 de juny del 2015

Do you know why?

Thanks in advance,

Jordi Vila

[PMario]

On Monday, June 8, 2015 at 8:58:22 AM UTC+2, Jordi Vila wrote:

#SOMEONE: [[something interesting]] a """C:\Users\DBla\AppData\Local\SomeSite\__u.exe""" per XXX\DBla

#*Dijous, 4 de juny del 2015

 
Try the backtick syntax [1]:

#SOMEONE: [[something interesting]] a `C:\Users\DBla\AppData\Local\SomeSite\__u.exe` per XXX\DBla
#*Dijous, 4 de juny del 2015

Tripple double quotes are not meant to be "nowiki"
see: http://tiddlywiki.com/#Hard%20Linebreaks%20in%20WikiText

They are a block element and need to be at the beginning of the line, similar to block quotes [2]

 

#SOMEONE: [[something interesting]] a <nowiki>C:\Users\DBla\AppData\Local\SomeSite\__u.exe</nowiki> per XXX\DBla

#*Dijous, 4 de juny del 2015

<nowiki> was supported be TWclassic and since it isn't a valid html tag, TW doesn't understand it.


[1] http://tiddlywiki.com/#Formatting%20in%20WikiText
[2] http://tiddlywiki.com/#Block%20Quotes%20in%20WikiText

[Jordi Vila]

Hello there,

This solution works, but this is not what I want. Is there no way to escape the markup symbols?

[RichardWilliamSmith]

Hi Jordi,

You can suppress the individual camelcase instances with a tilde, like so:

#SOMEONE: [[something interesting]] a C:\Users\DBla\~AppData\Local\~SomeSite\__u.exe per XXX\DBla

#*Dijous, 4 de juny del 2015

Regards,

Richard

[Jordi Vila]

Thanks for your answer.

Anyway, this is not the problem. The problem is the double underscore. There is NO way to escape it. Backslashing them does not work. The back tilde converts it in a code snippet, but this is not the way I'm searching.

Thanks,

Jordi

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