Escape accolade

Curly braces can't be used in parser functions like 'set' (or 'var'). Escaping them gives issues in different result formats.

In most cases, the 'nowiki'-tag is shown, wrapped around the full value (while it is only used at the end). Expected behaviour: the nowiki-tag is not shown. In

• Accolade
• HTML character entity reference -
• nowiki -
• template curly bracket in it -
• semantic link: { end

default-result (broadtable)

	Has text
escaped {	Accolade-left: {end HTML entity reference: {end <nowiki>nowiki: { end</nowiki> Template with nowiki: { end semantic link: { end

ul

• escaped { (Has text: Accolade-left: {end
  HTML entity reference: {end
  <nowiki>nowiki: { end</nowiki>
  Template with nowiki: { end
  semantic link: { end)

Verify it's not the valuesep=br, by ommitting it:

• escaped { (Has text: Accolade-left: {end, HTML entity reference: {end, <nowiki>nowiki: { end</nowiki>, Template with nowiki: { end, semantic link: { end)

ol

1. escaped { (Has text: Accolade-left: {end
   HTML entity reference: {end
   <nowiki>nowiki: { end</nowiki>
   Template with nowiki: { end
   semantic link: { end)

plainlist

escaped { (Has text: Accolade-left: {end
HTML entity reference: {end
<nowiki>nowiki: { end</nowiki>
Template with nowiki: { end
semantic link: { end)

list

escaped { (Has text: Accolade-left: {end
HTML entity reference: {end
<nowiki>nowiki: { end</nowiki>
Template with nowiki: { end
semantic link: { end)

csv

In CSV the displaytitle is not taken into account; the value for page name is the full page name.

CSV

rdf

In RDF-XML and RDF Turtle the displaytitle is ignored. The html character entity code is not decoded. The 'nowiki' tag is preserved.

RDF-XML RDF Turtle (TTL)

json

In JSON, the html entity character entity is not parsed and nowiki is shown *and* used. Also in the value for 'displaytitle'.

JSON