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Penta-ticks #219

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tlienart opened this issue Sep 11, 2019 · 0 comments · Fixed by #235
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Penta-ticks #219

tlienart opened this issue Sep 11, 2019 · 0 comments · Fixed by #235
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In the ticks-family I demand... 5 of those.

To show code that contains triple backticks we need... five backticks like here:

```julia
a=2
```

It's reasonably simple to add but I'm assuming that it's not urgent enough to be in v0.3

@tlienart tlienart added this to the 0.4+ milestone Sep 11, 2019
tlienart added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 27, 2019
- closes #234, closes #219, closes #222, closes #223, closes #145 
- blocks in maths envs are now disabled so that there's no bleeding of code in maths etc (#234) 
- adds tests to remove some spacing issues before or after insertions (e.g. if `\eqref{..}` is followed by a `.` , there shouldn't be a space between the insertion and the `.` something like `(9).`, this is more annoying than would appear due to the fact that the Julia Markdown parser removes whitespaces a bit arbitrarily). this also fixes #222 
- reinforced escaping to not have `\*` or `\_` confuse bold or emph environment (#223)
- penta ticks to fence triple ticks (#219) and reinforcement of the parser as a result allowing the use of a token validator when using a greedy rule to allow the discarding of a stack
- adds `jd2html` a function that allows somewone to directly test the conversion from a judoc-markdown string to html (should be doc'd)
+ patch release
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