Inline code in epytext_demo

[buhtz]

pydoctor/docs/epytext_demo/__init__.py

Lines 170 to 172 in 6e2febe

	If the escape code is a single character (other than '{' or '}'), then that character is produced.
	For example, to begin a paragraph with a dash (which would normally signal a list item), write 'E{-}'.
	In addition, two special escape codes are defined: 'E{lb}' produces a left curly brace ('{'); and 'E{rb}' produces a right curly brace ('}').

I'm not sure that is why I ask instead of creating an PR. The referenced line appear in the generated HTML documentation not as inline code. But it shouldn't or not?

Current it is: (other than '{' or '}')

It should look like this: (other than { or })

[tristanlatr]

Can you provide a example docstring and a screenshot of the rendered content please ? And also whether your using Epytext or restructuredtext.

Thanks

[buhtz]

The example is on your server. It is about your epytext_demo. You created the py code and the HTML output. I just read.

But here you have a screenshot how this is rendered on Debian 11 with Firefox.

[tristanlatr]

Current it is: (other than '{' or '}')
It should look like this: (other than { or })

There is no rendering issue with the demo. If you want to improve the documentation by adding inline markup, please feel free to do so.

talk to you later,

[buhtz]

Again you misunderstood me, and maybe also the intention of the Issue.
I never said this is a rendering issue.

You agree this is a bug in documentation right? It wasn't clear for me.

[tristanlatr]

You agree this is a bug in documentation right?

No, I don’t think there is a semantical issue in the documentation regarding epytext escaping. Maybe some inline markup could be added to be more explicit.