This is not really a RoR specific question but i figured some of you
might know the answer.
I''m trying to create a table in textile like this:
bc..
|@.@|Any character except new line (\n)|
|. @(a|b)@|a or b|
bc.
As you can see, on the second row in the first column I need to ouput a
pipe symbol(|). But obviously textile sees this as a column specifier
for the table.
I tried escaping like |(a==|==b)| and |(a|b) but none of the
options give me the desired output.
Does anyone know how I can include a pipe symbol in a textile table?
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