Editor bug: Interpretation of @-symbol

[goodidea82]

I was about to write this text, but now I see that the code is rendered correctly:
 

Spoiler

Look at this example

 

Spoiler

 

{$cleo}
0A95: enable_thread_saving
[email protected] = Marker.CreateIconWithoutSphere(5, 1642.287, -2237.919, 13.4983)
[email protected] = Marker.CreateIconWithoutSphere(5, 6740.0, -9173.514, 15.8658)
[email protected] = Marker.CreateIconWithoutSphere(5, 7143.506, 8399.45, 11.2827)
0A93: end_custom_thread

 

 

The editor tryies to interpret the "@" symbol and thinks this is an email. This is a not a feature, this is a bug. The same bug exists in tools like M$ Word, LibreOffice, etc. where the text editors think they are smart and cause the writer a lot of trouble not being able to write what he wants to write.

 

But now I cannot reproduce the bug, the text in the spoiler is rendered correctly. However, I had to edit the following post multiple times until the "email" issues was solved.

Feel free to close this post if the bug does not appear anymore.

 

 

Edited September 18, 2018 by goodidea82

[ṼirulenⱦEqừinox]

The forum now has a "Mention" system so whenever you type "@" it assumes you are directing your comment at someone @goodidea82 but you can avoid it doing that by simply just finish typing out the word as it'll realize there aren't any members with that name or just put a space between the @ and then keep typing

[goodidea82]

Thanks. I believe I had this issue inside a code environment, but I can't reproduce now.