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[ParetoOptimalDev]

I got nerd sniped into reducing this one for you 😄

I think it's a markdown issue that might need resolved upstream, of course maybe it's appropriate to just abort highlighting in sx when there is an error since markdown-mode may never be perfect.

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  sx-question-mode--insert-markdown("I know this will probably be a bit of a repeat but none of the several topics I have browsed and tried have worked out fully for me. I will try to give as much (necessary) info as I can, if there is unrelated info or info that is needed please tell me what and how I can retrieve it and I'll do my best. Sorry it's long I just wanna be thorough with my question and info.\n\nThank you for taking your time to read this.\n\n### Main Issue ###\n\nI am trying to hide the fact that it's a VM from my guest, mainly because I want to play some games that do not play well with their anti-cheat being on a VM, for example Valorant. I have tried many guides online but none seem to work. While windows thinks it's running on outside a virtual machine, Checking in PAFish these are the traces I get.\n\n### PAFish Traces ###\n    [-] CPU information based detections\n    [*] Checking the difference between CPU timestamp counters (rdtsc) forcing VM exit ... traced!\n    [*] Checking hypervisor bit in cpuid feature bits ... traced!            \n    [*] Checking cpuid hypervisor vendor for known VM vendors ... traced!             \n\n    [-] Generic sandbox detection \n    [*] Using mouse activity ... traced!                   \n    [*] Checking operating system uptime using GetTickCount() ... traced!\n\n    [-] Qemu detection\n    [*] Scsi port->bus->target id->logical unit id-> 0 identifier ... traced!\n\n    [-] Bochs detection\n    [*] Reg key (HKLM\\HARDWARE\\Description\\System \"SystemBiosVersion\") ... traced!\n\nAnd I want to try to fix/mitigate them. Now I realize that Valorant AC might use some other ways as well but I figure this is a good place to start. \n\nBelow will be a bit of an infodump of what I have done attempting this.\n\n**My cpu, motherboard and OS are:**\n\n    OS: Manjaro Linux x86_64\n    Host: MS-7C37 2.0\n    CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3800X (16) @ 3.900GHz\n\n*I have enabled nested virtualization for my AMD CPU*\n\nI am running qemu under virt-manager with windows 10 Pro 64bit as a guest. [Here](https://pastebin.com/0y0MTWiG  \"KVM XML Pastebin\") is a pastebin of my xml file for my VM but I will include what I think are the relevant parts for each trace in each section.\n\n\n### SystemBiosVersion ###\n**The more important (I think) parts are that I have changed the bios vendor etc:**\n\n    <sysinfo type=\"smbios\">\n    <bios>\n      <entry name=\"vendor\">American Megatrends Inc.</entry>\n      <entry name=\"version\">A.40</entry>\n      <entry name=\"date\">09/10/2019</entry>\n    </bios>\n    <system>\n      <entry name=\"manufacturer\">Micro-Star International Co., Ltd.</entry>\n      <entry name=\"product\">MS-7C37</entry>\n      <entry name=\"version\">2.0</entry>\n      <entry name=\"serial\">SOME RANDOM STRING OF CHARS HERE</entry>\n      <entry name=\"uuid\">MY UUID IS HERE</entry>\n      <entry name=\"sku\">SOME RANDOM STRING OF CHARS HERE</entry> //Don't even know what should be here\n      <entry name=\"family\">MSI Gaming</entry>\n    </system>\n  </sysinfo>\n\nBut it still traces SystemBiosVersion, this I can change through a registry edit but I don't know if that would help since it needs to be changed every system reboot.\n\n### CPU Information Based Detections ###\n**My CPU and Hyper-V settings are as follows:**\n```\n<features>\n  <acpi/>\n  <apic/>\n  <hyperv>\n    <relaxed state=\"on\"/>\n    <vapic state=\"on\"/>\n    <spinlocks state=\"on\" retries=\"8191\"/>\n    <vendor_id state=\"on\" value=\"SOME RANDOM STRING OF CHARS HERE\"/>\n  </hyperv>\n  <kvm>\n    <hidden state=\"on\"/>\n  </kvm>\n  <vmport state=\"off\"/>\n</features>\n<cpu mode=\"host-passthrough\" check=\"none\" migratable=\"on\">\n  <topology sockets=\"1\" dies=\"1\" cores=\"8\" threads=\"2\"/>\n  <cache level=\"3\" mode=\"emulate\"/>\n  <feature policy=\"disable\" name=\"hypervisor\"/>\n  <feature policy=\"require\"...")
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  sx-question-mode--erase-and-print-question(((tags "virtualization" "qemu") (site_par . "superuser") (comments (... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...)) (answers (... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...)) (owner (reputation . 21) (user_id . 1184026) (user_type . "registered") (profile_image . "https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-H68NXZN803Q/AAAAAAAAAAI/AAAAAAAAAFA/9Ci88cvehpc/photo.jpg?sz=256") (display_name . "JDoawp") (link . "https://superuser.com/users/1184026/jdoawp")) (last_editor (reputation . 153855) (user_id . 337631) (user_type . "moderator") (profile_image . "https://i.stack.imgur.com/XGovx.png?s=256&g=1") (display_name . "DavidPostill") (link . "https://superuser.com/users/337631/davidpostill")) (is_answered . t) (view_count . 5407) (answer_count . 1) (score . 2) (last_activity_date . 1678282413) (creation_date . 1606955184) (last_edit_date . 1678282413) (question_id . 1606898) (share_link . "https://superuser.com/q/1606898") (body_markdown . "I know this will probably be a bit of a repeat but none of the several topics I have browsed and tried have worked out fully for me. I will try to give as much (necessary) info as I can, if there is unrelated info or info that is needed please tell me what and how I can retrieve it and I'll do my best. Sorry it's long I just wanna be thorough with my question and info.\n\nThank you for taking your time to read this.\n\n### Main Issue ###\n\nI am trying to hide the fact that it's a VM from my guest, mainly because I want to play some games that do not play well with their anti-cheat being on a VM, for example Valorant. I have tried many guides online but none seem to work. While windows thinks it's running on outside a virtual machine, Checking in PAFish these are the traces I get.\n\n### PAFish Traces ###\n    [-] CPU information based detections\n    [*] Checking the difference between CPU timestamp counters (rdtsc) forcing VM exit ... traced!\n    [*] Checking hypervisor bit in cpuid feature bits ... traced!            \n    [*] Checking cpuid hypervisor vendor for known VM vendors ... traced!             \n\n    [-] Generic sandbox detection \n    [*] Using mouse activity ... traced!                   \n    [*] Checking operating system uptime using GetTickCount() ... traced!\n\n    [-] Qemu detection\n    [*] Scsi port->bus->target id->logical unit id-> 0 identifier ... traced!\n\n    [-] Bochs detection\n    [*] Reg key (HKLM\\HARDWARE\\Description\\System \"SystemBiosVersion\") ... traced!\n\nAnd I want to try to fix/mitigate them. Now I realize that Valorant AC might use some other ways as well but I figure this is a good place to start. \n\nBelow will be a bit of an infodump of what I have done attempting this.\n\n**My cpu, motherboard and OS are:**\n\n    OS: Manjaro Linux x86_64\n    Host: MS-7C37 2.0\n    CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3800X (16) @ 3.900GHz\n\n*I have enabled nested virtualization for my AMD CPU*\n\nI am running qemu under virt-manager with windows 10 Pro 64bit as a guest. [Here](https://pastebin.com/0y0MTWiG  \"KVM XML Pastebin\") is a pastebin of my xml file for my VM but I will i...") (link . "https://superuser.com/questions/1606898/hiding-qemu-virtualization-in-guest-windows-10") (title . "Hiding qemu virtualization in guest Windows 10")))
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  sx-display-question(((tags "virtualization" "qemu") (site_par . "superuser") (comments (... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...)) (answers (... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...)) (owner (reputation . 21) (user_id . 1184026) (user_type . "registered") (profile_image . "https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-H68NXZN803Q/AAAAAAAAAAI/AAAAAAAAAFA/9Ci88cvehpc/photo.jpg?sz=256") (display_name . "JDoawp") (link . "https://superuser.com/users/1184026/jdoawp")) (last_editor (reputation . 153855) (user_id . 337631) (user_type . "moderator") (profile_image . "https://i.stack.imgur.com/XGovx.png?s=256&g=1") (display_name . "DavidPostill") (link . "https://superuser.com/users/337631/davidpostill")) (is_answered . t) (view_count . 5407) (answer_count . 1) (score . 2) (last_activity_date . 1678282413) (creation_date . 1606955184) (last_edit_date . 1678282413) (question_id . 1606898) (share_link . "https://superuser.com/q/1606898") (body_markdown . "I know this will probably be a bit of a repeat but none of the several topics I have browsed and tried have worked out fully for me. I will try to give as much (necessary) info as I can, if there is unrelated info or info that is needed please tell me what and how I can retrieve it and I'll do my best. Sorry it's long I just wanna be thorough with my question and info.\n\nThank you for taking your time to read this.\n\n### Main Issue ###\n\nI am trying to hide the fact that it's a VM from my guest, mainly because I want to play some games that do not play well with their anti-cheat being on a VM, for example Valorant. I have tried many guides online but none seem to work. While windows thinks it's running on outside a virtual machine, Checking in PAFish these are the traces I get.\n\n### PAFish Traces ###\n    [-] CPU information based detections\n    [*] Checking the difference between CPU timestamp counters (rdtsc) forcing VM exit ... traced!\n    [*] Checking hypervisor bit in cpuid feature bits ... traced!            \n    [*] Checking cpuid hypervisor vendor for known VM vendors ... traced!             \n\n    [-] Generic sandbox detection \n    [*] Using mouse activity ... traced!                   \n    [*] Checking operating system uptime using GetTickCount() ... traced!\n\n    [-] Qemu detection\n    [*] Scsi port->bus->target id->logical unit id-> 0 identifier ... traced!\n\n    [-] Bochs detection\n    [*] Reg key (HKLM\\HARDWARE\\Description\\System \"SystemBiosVersion\") ... traced!\n\nAnd I want to try to fix/mitigate them. Now I realize that Valorant AC might use some other ways as well but I figure this is a good place to start. \n\nBelow will be a bit of an infodump of what I have done attempting this.\n\n**My cpu, motherboard and OS are:**\n\n    OS: Manjaro Linux x86_64\n    Host: MS-7C37 2.0\n    CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3800X (16) @ 3.900GHz\n\n*I have enabled nested virtualization for my AMD CPU*\n\nI am running qemu under virt-manager with windows 10 Pro 64bit as a guest. [Here](https://pastebin.com/0y0MTWiG  \"KVM XML Pastebin\") is a pastebin of my xml file for my VM but I will include wh...") (link . "https://superuser.com/questions/1606898/hiding-qemu-virtualization-in-guest-windows-10") (title . "Hiding qemu virtualization in guest Windows 10")) focus)
  sx-open-link("https://superuser.com/questions/1606898/hiding-qemu-virtualization-in-guest-windows-10")
  elisp--eval-last-sexp(nil)
  eval-last-sexp(nil)
  funcall-interactively(eval-last-sexp nil)
  command-execute(eval-last-sexp)

I started with:

(progn
(sx-cache-invalidate-all)
(sx-open-link "https://superuser.com/questions/1606898/hiding-qemu-virtualization-in-guest-windows-10"))

Then after seeing arguments and what the results of this were:

(sx--link-to-data "https://superuser.com/questions/1606898/hiding-qemu-virtualization-in-guest-windows-10")

Reduced the size of the reproducer quite a lot by trial and error:

(sx-display-question '((body_markdown . ":\n```\nfoo```\n\n### bar")) 'focus)

[ParetoOptimalDev]

Or perhaps this is more useful.

Open a buffer with the name *test-sx-bug* and then execute:

(with-current-buffer "*test-sx-bug*" 
(erase-buffer)
(sx-question-mode--insert-markdown "**\n```\nfoo\n\n```")))

[ParetoOptimalDev]

The last invocation of buffer-substring here doesn't include the ending ``` and I thin that's what causes the regex not to match. It runs against string:

Result: #("** ``` foo" 3 6 (markdown-gfm-block-begin (4 7 4 7 7 7 nil nil nil nil 7 7 #<buffer *test-sx-bug*>) face (markdown-markup-face . #1=(markdown-code-face)) invisible markdown-markup) 6 7 (invisible markdown-markup face #1# font-lock-multiline t) 7 10 (markdown-gfm-code (8 13) font-lock-multiline t face (markdown-pre-face . #1#)))

[ParetoOptimalDev]

Inside of sx-question-mode--process-markdown-in-region function sx-question-mode--dont-fill-here errors out, specificaly when sx-question-mode--skip-and-fontify-pre gets called on a blank line in:

** ``` foo

\```

Remove the \\, it's there because I couldn't figure out escaping.

So sx-question-mode--skip-and-fontify-pre needs to not throw an error maybe? Not sure.

[ParetoOptimalDev]

This seems to resolve the issue:

  "If there's a pre block ahead, handle it, skip it and return t.
Handling means to turn it into a button and remove erroneous
font-locking.

If DONT-FONTIFY is non-nil, just return the result and possibly
move point, don't create the code-block button."
  (let ((beg (line-beginning-position)))
    ;; To identify code-blocks we need to be at start of line.
    (goto-char beg)
    (when (fboundp 'markdown-syntax-propertize)
-      (markdown-syntax-propertize (point) (point-max)))
+      (ignore-errors
+      (markdown-syntax-propertize (point) (point-max))))
    (when (markdown-match-pre-blocks (line-end-position))
      (unless dont-fontify
        (sx-babel--make-pre-button beg (point)))
      t)))

I think it's correct because sx-question-mode--dont-fill-here expects the functions it calls in a list like sx-question-mode--skip-and-fontify-pre to not throw errors.

[vermiculus]

Thanks for the bug report and investigation! This project is definitely in maintenance mode for me – at least for the time being. If you were to open a PR with this change (appropriately formatted with the aggressive-indent package), I would merge it.