Markdown: less sign and back slash interpretation

2018-06-06 12:09:15

I'm writing a README.md file on GitHub. In my project explanation I would like to refer to a Windows user path, in particular:

C:Users<username>AppDataLocal

I just see here on SO that the formatting is working fine. On Github, instead, that row is shown like this:

C:Users<username>AppDataLocal

even if the md file contains the correct format. It seems that the and the < are (due to some rule I don't know) simply converted into < .

Do you have any clue why is happening?

Markdown allowd HTML entities in it, so '<' is < , '' is eg \ (also works for me on GitHub) and '>' is > etc.; search for HTML special characters if you need more. you can encode verything in UTF8 easily by the notation with &#dddd; where d stands for a digit.

unfortunately often in code segments or other interpreters it is different.

examples working in GitHub editor with preview:

C:Users<username>AppDataLocal

C:Users&lt;username&gt;AppDataLocal

C:&#92;Users&#92;&lt;username&gt;&#92;AppData&#92;Local

all result to the same output.

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