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[Solved] How to switch off automatic transformation of _text_ or *text*
Added by ravenous bugblatterbeast almost 4 years ago
Transformation from _text_ to italic is a pain in a software development project. When discussing source code issues you want to quote function calls and variables and you don't want to avoid the underscore and the asterisk characters. Is there a way to disable the transformation to bold, italic etc.?
I'd like to have _text_ or *text* work without having to use [ctrl + z] all the time.
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Hi,
do you already know the "insert code" feature of the text editor?
Could this maybe be helpful for you?
Kind regards
Hello Matthias,
thanks for your reply. I was already using that and of course you are right: the problem does not apply to the code snippets. However that doesn't help if you want to mention for example the name of a variable with underscores in the normal text.
Nevertheless, your suggestion helped me finding an even better solution. I must apologise for being so ignorant and not seeing that there are more editor option than those I've seen on the split window.
I didn't realise that there was an option to directly edit mark down text! There I can escape underscores with a backslash. That is exactly what I needed.
That solves the issue for me.
Hello,
I'm glad we could solve this together!
Kind regards