142: Bottom sandwich delimiter missing

A slash / at the start of a line introduces sandwich markup. Sandwich markup looks like /prefix/delimiter and causes the Aneamal Translator to prepend every line with prefix until it gets to a line that only contains delimiter. The Aneamal Translator could not find a line only consisting of delimiter anywhere after the initial line.

Solution

Make sure that the delimiter provided in the initial line reappears as a single line where the converter shall stop prepending prefix to lines. Here is an example where the delimiter is the word BREAD:

/> /BREAD
This text is in a quotation, because the
converter will prepend all these lines
with >  until it finds a line that only
contains the word BREAD. Neither the
initial nor the final delimiter line of
the sandwich markup will be printed.
BREAD

It is equivalent to this:

> This text is in a quotation, because the
> converter will prepend all these lines
> with >  until it finds a line that only
> contains the word BREAD. Neither the
> initial nor the final delimiter line of
> the sandwich markup will be printed.

If you did not mean to use sandwich markup, but want a literal slash at the start of a line somewhere in your document, prepend it with a backslash: \/