Long inline code blocks forcing new lines in rendered html with pandoc markdown

Long inline code blocks forcing new lines in rendered html with pandoc markdown

[A A]

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Suppose I have very long inline code in my markdown document:

`javac -d classes catching_handling\GenerateIndexOutOfBoundsException.java`

To keep my markdown clean, I would like for my lines to not go over 69 
characters in Vim. The command above has more characters than that.

If I were dealing with regular text, simply starting a new line in the 
markdown will not force a newline in the rendered html document:

javac -d classes
catching_handling\GenerateIndexOutOfBoundsException.java


However if I do the following in Vim:

`javac -d classes 
catching_handling\GenerateIndexOutOfBoundsException.java`


The inline code in the rendered html does have a line break, which I don't 
want.

How do I keep my markdown clean and still use long inline code like the 
example above in markdown?

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Re: Long inline code blocks forcing new lines in rendered html with pandoc markdown

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Never mind. It looks like `pandoc` *does* ignore the linebreaks between the 
backtick characters. The `max-width` property in the CSS for the `body` 
element was very narrow in the result html, which gave me the impression 
that it was breaking up my inline code. Deactivating the `max-width` in my 
resulting html styling showed me that the verbatim line was in fact intact.

On Friday, February 11, 2022 at 10:42:07 AM UTC+1 A A wrote:

> Suppose I have very long inline code in my markdown document:
>
> `javac -d classes catching_handling\GenerateIndexOutOfBoundsException.java`
>
> To keep my markdown clean, I would like for my lines to not go over 69 
> characters in Vim. The command above has more characters than that.
>
> If I were dealing with regular text, simply starting a new line in the 
> markdown will not force a newline in the rendered html document:
>
> javac -d classes
> catching_handling\GenerateIndexOutOfBoundsException.java
>
>
> However if I do the following in Vim:
>
> `javac -d classes 
> catching_handling\GenerateIndexOutOfBoundsException.java`
>
>
> The inline code in the rendered html does have a line break, which I don't 
> want.
>
> How do I keep my markdown clean and still use long inline code like the 
> example above in markdown?
>

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