Revision as of 13:11, 16 July 2019

Summary

Sometimes parts of the source code is replaced with "email protected".

Discussion

With 'sometimes' I mean the Forth language and the standardized words R@ 2R@ C@ 2@ F@ SF@ DF@, but in principle it is possible, and not very unlikely, to define Forth words of the form something@, or even something@somethingelse. I suppose there is a good reason for hiding email addresses, even if those who edit the pages put them there by themselves, but would it be possible to exclude <lang>...</lang>-sections from this protection. It is possible to replace a triggering @ with @ and most browsers should display the code alright, and even copy-paste should work, but it's an inconvenience to mangle the code like that, and it doesn't feel right. --Tommy 12:24, 16 July 2019 (UTC)

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 With 'sometimes' I mean the Forth language and the standardized words <code>R&#64; 2R&#64; C&#64; 2&#64; F&#64; SF&#64; DF&#64;</code>, but in principle it is possible, and not very unlikely, to define Forth words of the form something&#64;, or even something&#64;somethingelse.