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Common words/phrases too aggressively italicized.
I like the idea of auto italics, but the (I presume) regex that decides what to italicize is a little too greedy.
For example, a sentence that ends in a word that ends in ie will trigger the regex: Mmmm, that is some good pie. becomes Mmmm, that is some good pie. It seems that it wouldn't be too much trouble to check for a preceding word character and reject any that have one. Can I edit the rules myself, or is that buried in the code somewhere? Thanks! |
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You can't edit it unless you run from source. The agressiveness has been toned down by a large amount for the 0.7.45 release.
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Yup! I saw that item in the changelog as I was upgrading. I did a test and it seems to be much more tractable.
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