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ashb commented Jan 19, 2015

I wasn't aware that '/' needs to be escaped. How to other parsers handle this?

If other parsers behave like this can you add a test case for this? Should be quite easy to expand this

test( "inline_escape", function(t, md) {
t.equivalent( md.processInline("\\bar"), [ "\\bar" ], "invalid escape" );
t.equivalent( md.processInline("\\>"), [ ">" ], "escapes >" );
t.equivalent( md.processInline("\\*foo*"), [ "*foo*" ], "escaped em" );
});

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