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When I'm trying to display a table of operators in a programming language syntax documentation, I'm unable to put a pipe inside a code block into a table. The pipe seems to be interpreted as a table separator, even if it is included inside the backticks. The simple minimum example below demonstrates the problem:
I have been unable to find a workaround that allows me to have a pipe symbol in a code block inside a table. I have tried putting backslash inside the backticks: This displays | as expected, but it also displays \.
Funnily enough, github seems to have the same bug:
Operator
Description
!=
Not equals operator
`
`
Except at least it works with a backslash
Operator
Description
!=
Not equals operator
|
Pipe operator
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When I'm trying to display a table of operators in a programming language syntax documentation, I'm unable to put a pipe inside a code block into a table. The pipe seems to be interpreted as a table separator, even if it is included inside the backticks. The simple minimum example below demonstrates the problem:
The result is not what is expected:
I have been unable to find a workaround that allows me to have a pipe symbol in a code block inside a table. I have tried putting backslash inside the backticks: This displays
|
as expected, but it also displays\
.Funnily enough, github seems to have the same bug:
!=
Except at least it works with a backslash
!=
|
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: