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Surrounding a word in triple brackets, so that it is added to the index is causing the word to vanish?
Input:
This (((!vanishes))). This also (((vanishes))).
Output
<t>This <iref item="vanishes" primary="true"/>.</t> <t>This also <iref item="vanishes"/>.</t>
This seems counter-intuitive since one would expect the word that they index to remain.
Also:
*[not]: (((not))) This does not go away.
will render with the "not"!
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It is often necessary to go to a base form for an index entry, so most likely you'd wanted to say
This vanishes (((vanish)))
(This is also the way <iref is processed in RFCXML.)
The search-based syntax is indeed different: It is meant to apply itself to text that remains readable as markdown text.
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Surrounding a word in triple brackets, so that it is added to the index is causing the word to vanish?
Input:
Output
This seems counter-intuitive since one would expect the word that they index to remain.
Also:
will render with the "not"!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: