Fix trailing whitespace in code literal #17939
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Thanks for updating my confusing entry. |
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Would a non-breaking space work? |
Seems to work fine. Thanks. |
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rst apparently requires that the closing double backticks for code literals appear at the end of a "word", rather than preceded by a space as markdown allows. This means that ``` ``julia> `` ``` doesn't parse correctly. The fix is to just remove the trailing space and explicitly mention the need for a space after the `>`.
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It does appear to work with GitHub's markdown parser and Julia's as well. |
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Travis OSX error is unrelated, will merge shortly. |
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rst apparently requires that the closing double backticks for code literals appear at the end of a "word", rather than preceded by a space as markdown allows. This means that
julia>doesn't parse correctly. The fix is to just remove the trailing space and explicitly mention the need for a space after the>.