❔ `<code>` xml docs not showing nicely in VSCode
I want to use
<code> in my XML docs to provide examples documentation. However, extra \ appears before certain characters when you actually check the documentation inside the IDE. Is there an easy fix for this?
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Can you try and wrap it in a cdata node?
<![CDATA[stuff here]]>
I will try. I have never heard of "cdata nodes" but I will look it up.
If this is the correct syntax, it isn't working.
it was worth a shot
sorry, that was my best idea
NB: cdata is basically like a way to tell xml parsers, everything between
<![CDATA[ and ]]>
so parsers break on things like &
which is where you can use & instead
but in a cdata section you're telling the parser, just pass throughi think you should open an issue on https://github.com/dotnet/vscode-csharp
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it seems like a mistake
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