Daleport996

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In response to blip #126607

@Daleport996: No wait, I think I figured out why.

This is how the quotes are structured in my original comment:

[quote]
[quote][/quote]
[/quote]

[quote][/quote]

Then, I guess the script that handles replies removes all instances of [quote], but only removes the first [/quote] it runs into, leaving this.

[/quote]

[/quote]

And when the entire comment is quoted, it gets closed when it got to the first [/quote].

[quote][/quote]

[/quote][/quote]

I guess the script doesn't actually write in DText to format stuff in the background, so that's why only one [/quote] shows up at the end.

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    SNPtheCat

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    In response to blip #126608

    Daleport996 said:
    @Daleport996: No wait, I think I figured out why.

    This is how the quotes are structured in my original comment:

    [/quote]

` it runs into, leaving this.
[code]
[/quote]

[/quote]

    And when the entire comment is quoted, it gets closed when it got to the first [/quote].

    [/quote]

    I guess the script doesn't actually write in DText to format stuff in the background, so that's why only one [/quote] shows up at the end.

    Actually that last [/quote] is removed properly since it's not nested. If there's a [​quote] it removes the next [/quote], but if it comes across another [​quote] before it encounters [/quote] it forgets it had a prior stack

    [quote]
[quote][/quote]
[/quote]

     ||
     \/

[/quote]
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