Last modified: 2006-04-23 17:54:50 UTC
<code>var str1='';</code> <code>var str2='foo';</code> generates the html <code>var str1=<i>;</i></code> <code>var str2='foo';</code> The first code block should have consecutive single quotes instead of italicizing the semicolon.
Use <nowiki> etc if you need to suppress wiki markup.
Whichever way you look at it, the current behaviour is inconsistent. In the first line, the quotes give italics; in the second they do not. I don't see how they can both be correct. Moreover, the semicolon should not be italicized in the HTML from first line since it is not enclosed in quotes. If <code> does not switch off the single quote parsing, then the generated html should be something like this: <code>var str1=<i></i>;</code> <code>var str2=<i>foo</i>;</code> But if <code> does turn off the special single quote behaviour (which seems more useful to me) then the generated html should be something like this: <code>var str1='';</code> <code>var str2='foo';</code> Reopening.
Hm, that's not right. Do ignore.
