Hello, Michael Brand <michael.ch.br...@gmail.com> writes:
>> This prevent any link with a description to contain either "]]" or > > ... a single bracket at the border or a link destination part to > contain "][" or "]]" or a single bracket at the border or ... Correct. >> multiple spaces, but these requirements are so uncommon we probably >> shouldn't bother. > > I never had such links and don't bother. If I am right these could > even be tweaked manually with %20, %5B and %5D to get working. Not really, because Org would no longer un-escape the URI. This could work for links opened with a browser, but not for other types (e.g., a target). > Do I understand right that not escaping and unescaping would allow > > : https://duckduckgo.com/?q=[dest]dest This one is already possible, isn't it? Also, I suggest to change brackets links, not plain links. > : [[https://duckduckgo.com/?q=[dest]dest]] > : [[https://duckduckgo.com/?q=[dest]dest][desc[desc]desc]] Yes, those would become valid. The following regexp could be used as a replacement for `org-bracket-link-regexp' "\\[\\[[^]+?\\(\\]\\[[^]]\\)?\\]\\]" or, with groups, "\\[\\[\\([^]+?\\)\\(?:\\]\\[\\([^]+?\\)\\)?\\]\\]" Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
