On 2014-12-30 04:13, Kiith-Sa wrote:
D blocks in DDoc are usually in:
---
code here
---
With a Markdown-like syntax, inline code could be in `inline code here` .
I admit you would need to escape the backticks, which are very rare,
especially in inline code fragments. I also admit *that* would force you
to not reliably use *some* D code fragments *outside* backticks. And I
find it unlikely that there are more than 3 fragments in entire Phobos doc
this would break.
You only need to escape backticks in inline code, not code blocks, i.e.
```
auto a = `foo`
```
The above works perfectly fine.
--
/Jacob Carlborg
