Module talk:Escape

Something went wrong in the docs, at the end of the last sentence under "Shortcut" in the escape:char() documentation. It reads:

==== Shortcut ====
If provided a second argument that is a table containing a {key = value} pair, such that the key is text, undo, or kill and the value is a table containing the arguments that would have been passed to those functions. For escape:undo(), will cause the escaescape:text() and escape:kill()

Unfortunately, looking at the history, that entire paragraph was inserted in one go, not edited from any previous version. So there's really no way to know what it was supposed to say. Pinging the paragraph's original author, Codehydro. FeRDNYC (talk) 01:11, 1 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

I believe I meant to finish writing that section after finishing implementing the feature that the section was to document but then I apparently forgot it was never implemented. I'll have to finish it up once I get my Template Editor rights again. —CodeHydro 22:20, 19 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]