Hmm, this is a fairly annoying side effect of internationalization.
Look at this code:
.tcl
set text1 "#abc1#"
set text2 "\#abc2\#"
set text3 "#abc3#"
.adp
@text1@
@text2@
@text3;noquote@
Result:
MESSAGE KEY MISSING: 'abc1' MESSAGE KEY MISSING: 'abc2' MESSAGE KEY MISSING: 'abc3'
So what this looks like is that all output has to filtered to ensure that it doesn't contain \#.*\# or we have to fix this in the templating system somehow.
Do we really want our users to be able to access arbitrary message keys? It seems like a programmer shouldn't have to make sure all output doesn't have ## tags in it.
The @ tags are dealt with better:
.tcl
set text1 "@abc1@"
set text2 "\@abc2\@"
set text3 "@abc3@"
.adp
@text1@
@text2@
@text3;noquote@
Output:
@abc1@ @abc2@ @abc3@
