How to represent backslashes in Micron?

[parnikkapore]

How do I write a Micron document such that a backslash appears in the output?

Here are a few things I've tried and how they render in the app.

Source:   A \` B \\` C \ D \\ E ` F
Rendered: A ` B ` C  D  E ` F

[Swissbandit]

Ill look into the guide as soon im home,
The literal is '=
then after that you can enter whatever
And it will display it as typed.
'= until ended

[Swissbandit]

In the guide of nomadnet,
Under the section markup,
Mark has many examples and the later half is the guide toppic as literal block,to see how it was written.

[parnikkapore]

Unfortunately, it looks like `= does not work if used for part of a line.

[parnikkapore]

More concretely, how do I write the following line in a Micron document?

Side note: You might need to double escape \ characters in your string.

[parnikkapore]

Here are a few attempts:

[Swissbandit]

Maybe it will work when there is a space between the command '= and the / and after '= as if not it wont execute the command

[markqvist]

Haha, oh man, there is something funky going on here. I'll need to have a look at the parser and see what is up.

[Swissbandit]

this is also the reason for breaking any anscii art using it.
and i suspect there are some more symbols with same issue.

[markqvist]

Yep, we need to map this out and find a good overall solution!

[markqvist]

It is fixed now :) Micron uses \ to escape backticks, but I had forgotten to let the parser also escape \ itself.

So you can now render a \ by writing \\ in the micron source.