Problem with old style named constants

[Janamou]

When I generate the documentation for a script:

const String TYPE_NICE = "nice";
const String TYPE_VERY_NICE = "very_nice";

/// Main function uses [TYPE_NICE] and [TYPE_VERY_NICE].
main(List<String> args) {
}

Then there is a problem with constant of a name TYPE_VERY_NICE. I found out that the reason is that when I use more than one underscore, the constant is written with brackets.

Output of the comment in the documentation looks like this:
Main function uses TYPE_NICE and [TYPE_VERY_NICE].

To see it you need to go to the detail of the function in the documentation.

Same problem with the old docgen: dart-lang/sdk#23883

[sethladd]

Thanks for the report! We'll take a look.

[alan-knight]

This is probably due to the markdown parser being run first and interpreting the name as TYPEVERYNICE, or something in that vein.

[sethladd]

@alan-knight you have a good memory :)

@devoncarew this one is available if you're interested.

[sethladd]

Taking a look today.

Sub-issue #761

[sethladd]

We think the issue with multiple underscores is in the markdown package. Tracking that separately here: #768

[sethladd]

I'm going to close this out because we've split this issue into two, one we've addressed now and the other we'll address in the markdown package.

Thank you so much for this report!