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When I set the parameter "noEscape" to true, it seems that tokens are added instead of concatenated. So if I reference integers inside tokens, an addition will be realised if no separation character is present between tokens.
According to the documentation, "noEscape" is just a way to disable HTML characters escaping, and I think that a solution would be to use a string version of the variables referenced by the tokens instead of the variables values directly.
Hello,
When I set the parameter "noEscape" to true, it seems that tokens are added instead of concatenated. So if I reference integers inside tokens, an addition will be realised if no separation character is present between tokens.
According to the documentation, "noEscape" is just a way to disable HTML characters escaping, and I think that a solution would be to use a string version of the variables referenced by the tokens instead of the variables values directly.
Here is an example of the bug with multiple cases: https://jsfiddle.net/mhd0k4ne/70/
Thanks.
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