Started by jmeshy d0f1dbd3b8cc50c7... ·
Hello there! I promise I RTFMed, i tried and tried ("\]", etc.) nothing seems to work: I want to make links to files that contain "[blah]" in their filename in micron, and this breaks the tags... Anyone has experience with that, and/or could point to a documentation or some examples on how to do this? Thanks! <3
The relevant code might be in the nomadnet repository under files -> nomadnet -> ui -> textui -> MicronParser.py starting from line 763 in the make_output() function.
a8d24177d946de4f1f0a0fe1af9a1338:/page/blob.muʼg=reticulum|r=nomadnet|ref=HEAD|path=nomadnet%2Fui%2Ftextui%2FMicronParser.py
I don't have much experience with the Reticulum sources.
But each line is checked for specific characters. It closes the link tag immediately without checking for escape characters.
Possible solution:
elif c == "[":
endpos = line[i:].find("]")
if endpos == -1:
pass
elif line[endpos - 1] == "\":
pass
else:
...
Don't know anything about security implications with these changes. And have NOT tested it.
It should be a good idea to also check for '& endpos > 0' to not misinterpret a backslash at the end of the line if endpos is 0.
Does it continue to look for the next occurrence of "]", if it found an escaped "\]"?
