#43 Textile parsing breaks FreeLinks

(This bug was transcribed from
FlexWiki.WikiDefectTextileBreaksFreeLink and was
originally submitted by Stuart Celarier on 24 August
2004)

Textile formatting appears to be parsed with a higher
binding than FreeLinks. That is not the behavior I'd
expect. I can't think of an instance where it would be
desirable.

EXAMPLE

The single source line

[_NormalBorders] contains WikiTalk. Edit
[_NormalBorders] as you would any WikiTopic.

will render incorrectly, because the two underscores are
interpreted as an italic formatting request.

WORKAROUND

Break the source into two lines

_NormalBorders contains WikiTalk.
Edit _NormalBorders as you would any WikiTopic.

This works because textile formatting does not appear
to work across multiple lines

[Bart Fibrich]

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Tested on build 1.8.0.1695
Bugs still present.

Test :

Create on 1 line
[_NormalBorders] blah blah [_NormalBorders] blah blah

this is interpreted as italics.

Break this up to 2 lines and links appear as expected with no
italics.
[_NormalBorders] blah blah
[_NormalBorders] blah blah

[Bart Fibrich]

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Notes for duplicate bug:1044138

Cannot write 2 negative numbers in a row

EXAMPLE

X= -12.0 Y=123.123 Z=-234.24
will cause the text in the middle to appear striked out

SUGGESTION

Textile parsing should only kick in if the "start" symbol
has whitespace (including beginning-of-line) before it,
and the "end" symbol has whitespace or punctuation
(including end-of-line) after it.

Thus -this would appear struck out-, but X=-10 Y=-234
wouldn't.