[#XWIKI-333] Incorrect rendering of multiple bold items on a single line

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Incorrect rendering of multiple bold items on a single line

Created: 16/Aug/06 13:43 Updated: 02/Jan/07 16:33

Component/s:

Editor - Wiki, Wiki features

Affects Version/s:

0.9.840, 0.9.1252, 1.0 B1

Fix Version/s:

1.0 B2

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This issue duplicates:

~~XWIKI-64~~ Wiki syntax for bold fails if used twice on the same line

keywords:	radeox bold render
Date of First Response:	22/Dec/06 14:34
Resolution Date:	02/Jan/07 16:33

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The following wiki text:

    Some bold items: *x*, *y*, *z*

renders:

    Some bold items: <strong class="strong">x</strong>, *y*, <strong class="strong">z</strong>

instead of:

   Some bold items: <strong class="strong">x</strong>, <strong class="strong">y</strong>, <strong class="strong">z</strong>

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Ludovic Dubost added a comment - 22/Dec/06 14:34

These tasks need to be verified and put in the planning if these are bugs

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Vincent Massol added a comment - 24/Dec/06 12:45

Confirmed on XWiki 1.0 Beta 1.

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Sergiu Dumitriu added a comment - 01/Jan/07 15:10

It works for italics and strike.
this ~_x_{, ~~y}_{, ~~z}~ works
this -x~~, --y, --z~~- works

It fails for the _bold_ syntax.
this _x, __y, __z_ fails

It works when mixing the two syntaxes:
this x, _y_, z works

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Sergiu Dumitriu added a comment - 01/Jan/07 15:13

It works for italics and strike.

this ~~x~~, ~~y~~, ~~z~~ works

this --x--, --y--, --z-- works

It fails for the bold syntax.

this __x__, __y__, __z__ fails

It works when mixing the two syntaxes:

this *x*, __y__, *z* works

It works if there are other character inbetween:

 Some bold items: *x*, moving a bit farther, *y*, and again: *z*, now it works!

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Sergiu Dumitriu added a comment - 02/Jan/07 14:03

I found the problem. The match pattern for the strong filter consumes all the space surrounding the word, thus preventing the next group to be correctly found.