There is (purposedly) an assert failure in the if a comment use the standard "Escapes" section, though it doesn't detect it in the macros definition stage and there is a standard set of escapes.
The specs says:
Escapes=
The escapes section is a series of substitutions which replace special characters with a string. It's useful when the output format requires escaping of certain characters, for example in HTML & should be escaped with &.
The syntax is /c/string/, where c is either a single character, or multiple characters separated by whitespace or commas, and string is the replacement text.
I'm still not sure where this should sit. Obviously the 'ESCAPES' section shouldn't be processed for escape, and some char should probably be forbidden as well (e.g. '$', parenthesis, ...).
There is (purposedly) an assert failure in the if a comment use the standard "Escapes" section, though it doesn't detect it in the macros definition stage and there is a standard set of escapes.
The specs says:
I'm still not sure where this should sit. Obviously the 'ESCAPES' section shouldn't be processed for escape, and some char should probably be forbidden as well (e.g. '$', parenthesis, ...).