Problem
When I send a message where the first characters, in the first line, in a code block, is whitespaces, like this:
```
Some Text
More Test
```
Then the prepended whitespaces is removed from the first line, when displayed on Android and message looks like this:
On Discord Desktop and iOS app, the same message is rendered the way I would expect it:
A Wild Guess Appears
I tested this markdown code block regex, but the matching seems to work correctly:
- The first group (optionally) matches the language ( line 298
val language = ... )
- The second group has all the lines in the code block, including all the prepended whitespaces ( line 299
val codeBody = ... )
So my suspicion is that codeBody is trimmed (removing all prepending- and appending whitespaces, newlines etc.) later on. That would explain why it only happens on the first line of the code block.
But the only use of trim() I can find is in MarkdownRules.kt in a override fun parse() function:
val classes = matcher.group(2)?.trim()?.split(' ')
..and I have zero idea if it's related in any way.
There is also the possibility that this bug is outside of SimpleAST .. ?
Problem
When I send a message where the first characters, in the first line, in a code block, is whitespaces, like this:
Then the prepended whitespaces is removed from the first line, when displayed on Android and message looks like this:
On Discord Desktop and iOS app, the same message is rendered the way I would expect it:
A Wild Guess Appears
I tested this markdown code block regex, but the matching seems to work correctly:
val language = ...)val codeBody = ...)So my suspicion is that
codeBodyis trimmed (removing all prepending- and appending whitespaces, newlines etc.) later on. That would explain why it only happens on the first line of the code block.But the only use of
trim()I can find is in MarkdownRules.kt in aoverride fun parse()function:..and I have zero idea if it's related in any way.
There is also the possibility that this bug is outside of SimpleAST .. ?