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In jjtree/Markdown.jit the expression that checks for numerical references appears to be missing the '#' character that follows the ampersand character. So while this expression is searching for e.g. "&1234;", according to e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numeric_character_reference it should rather look for "Ӓ". The same holds for hexadecimal numerical entities that would start with "&#x" and not just "&x" as implemented here
In jjtree/Markdown.jit the expression that checks for numerical references appears to be missing the '#' character that follows the ampersand character. So while this expression is searching for e.g. "&1234;", according to e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numeric_character_reference it should rather look for "Ӓ". The same holds for hexadecimal numerical entities that would start with "&#x" and not just "&x" as implemented here
MarkdownPapers/core/src/main/jjtree/Markdown.jjt
Line 301 in 306f95b
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