Wrong interpretation escaping (non-markdown) characters inside link.

[despotbg]

Hi. My text editor make markdown for escaping (non-markdown) characters with two backslashes. I know rule for escaping characters is one backslash but still cebe/markdown work OK with two backslash rule.
Example:
nice [video](http://www.youtube.com/video\\-one). Nice\\-video star \\*
after proceeding with cebe/markdown I get:
nice video. Nice-video star *
But problem is inside link:
http://www.youtube.com/video\-one Why don't remove " \ " from link?

[cebe]

escaping of special characters is only needed in places where the meaning is ambigous. inside of an URL there is no need to escape markdown characters as it is clear that there can not be the beginning of the list inside of that link.

[cebe]

I still may consider adding support for this when there are no side effects.

[cebe]

Looks like most of the parsers remove the backslash... http://johnmacfarlane.net/babelmark2/?normalize=1&text=nice+[video]%28http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fvideo\-one%29.+Nice\-video+star+\*

[despotbg]

sorry for this part.
"escaping (non-markdown) characters with two backslashes".
My bad. Actually neo4j add second backslash.

[cebe]

Yeah, no problem, its all clear already.