Markdown Error - How to define code sections ?

[Orkan Arikan]

Hello, this is awesome tool and we are trying to use this for our private projects.
But we have some problems with it;

Codes are not rendering as expected. An example, here is our sharpdox code;

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Create Domain, Domain Transfer Object, Service, Data and Web Page in 5 MINUTES

1) DOMAIN

• Please go to X.Core.Domain under ~SolutionRoot/Source/Core/ folders in your Solution Explorer.
• Create folder under this project, named "Students" and create Student.cs in it.
• Write your student information that will save to the database. Such as: FirstName, LastName, Gender, RegisterDate etc. This is your business.

using X.Core.Domain._Bases;

namespace X.Core.Domain.Students
{
public class Student : BaseEntityWithInt, IEntity
{
public string FirstName { get; set; }

    public string LastName { get; set; }

    public string SchoolNumber { get; set; }
}

}

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But it's rendering like;

I'm not sure but I think; This error occours because we left too much empty spaces between code lines. I don't know. Maybe we are forgetting to put some special characters... We searched SharpDox's documentation but didn't find any usefull tips for this. Is there any special tags or characters for SharpDox to define code start and code end? An example;

Create Domain, Domain Transfer Object, Service, Data and Web Page in 5 MINUTES

1) DOMAIN

• Please go to X.Core.Domain under ~SolutionRoot/Source/Core/ folders in your Solution Explorer.
• Create folder under this project, named "Students" and create Student.cs in it.
• Write your student information that will save to the database. Such as: FirstName, LastName, Gender, RegisterDate etc. This is your business.

#sharpDox_CodeStart
using X.Core.Domain._Bases;
namespace X.Core.Domain.Students
{
    public class Student : BaseEntityWithInt, IEntity<int>
    {
        public string FirstName { get; set; }

        public string LastName { get; set; }

        public string SchoolNumber { get; set; }
    }
}
#sharpDox_CodeEnd

Thank you very much and have a nice day....

[Gerrit Gazic]

First of all: Please make sure, that you insert a 'tab' in front of each code line.
Furthermore there seems to be an bug with code starting right after lists.
If you use this code for example, it should work: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12243735/

[Orkan Arikan]

Hi Geaz, thanks for reply.

Yes, I think there is a bug with code starting right after the lists.
When I wrote just the; "Code" before the actual codes; it fixes the view.
Thanks for support. Have a nice day...