The New Code thread is archived, so I post it here.
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>>5232
Reason for this is that Twitter adds Unicode directional control characters around @users names. When copypasting the text a lineshift was added before the end control char adding an hidden Unicode directional control end character before the >. This result in the line not starting with > but rather the hidden UTF-8 control char resulting in not making it greentext.
Reason for this is that Twitter adds Unicode directional control characters around @users names. When copypasting the text a lineshift was added before the end control char adding an hidden Unicode directional control end character before the >. This result in the line not starting with > but rather the hidden UTF-8 control char resulting in not making it greentext.
>>5234
If you copy into notepad or similar you will see the control characters I talk about and can easily remove them. If you copy paste in textarea in browser you won't see them, but if you use arrow keys to "navigate" you will encounter a char that don't move cursor before and after the @user portion.
If you copy into notepad or similar you will see the control characters I talk about and can easily remove them. If you copy paste in textarea in browser you won't see them, but if you use arrow keys to "navigate" you will encounter a char that don't move cursor before and after the @user portion.
