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Third, I'm currently using backslash to escape wiki markup (something often done with a <nowiki> tag). This will conflict with the proposed {{\}}{{\}} syntax for linebreaks. My current inclination is to remove it entirely, but that leaves me with no good way to indicate nowiki outside monospaced spans. A workable hack is to intersperse empty preformatted spans to break up what would otherwise be interpreted as markup.
Third, I'm currently using backslash to escape wiki markup (something often done with a <nowiki> tag). This will conflict with the proposed {{{\\}}} syntax for linebreaks. My current inclination is to remove it entirely, but that leaves me with no good way to indicate nowiki outside monospaced spans. A workable hack is to intersperse empty preformatted spans to break up what would otherwise be interpreted as markup.
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In my preferred version of inline pre (I dislike the term "nowiki" because it doesn't clearly distinguish between simply not processing wiki markup and inline preformatted markup which includes monosopace font), the tilde character is //not// used as an escape. Instead, to address the common case of allowing closing braces at the end of an inline pre span, the pattern for closing such a span is the //last// three closing braces in a span of three or more. The only pattern this does not allow is a pre span followed immediately by a non-pre close brace, with no whitespace in between. It's difficult for me to imagine.
In my preferred version of inline pre (I dislike the term "nowiki" because it doesn't clearly distinguish between simply not processing wiki markup and inline preformatted markup which includes monosopace font), the tilde character is //not// used as an escape. Instead, to address the common case of allowing closing braces at the end of an inline pre span, the pattern for closing such a span is the //last// three closing braces in a span of three or more. The only pattern this does not allow is a pre span followed immediately by a non-pre close brace, with no whitespace in between. It's difficult for me to imagine people actually needing this.
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