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Hi benubois, just found simple solution, not clean but works ;)
You can use format below (example):

{{ "{{ site.title " }}}}

and

{{ "{% include partial.html " }}%}

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As you say, not clean . . . would love to see some first-class escaping in Liquid so that I can talk about Liquid on my Jekyll-powered blog.

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What syntax would you guys recommend?

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I think I'm almost done implementing this but my regexp newbness is taking its best.

If you're a regexp guru ready to save my day: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3551737/problem-with-regexp-trailing-space

Cheers,
DBA

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Implemented at: http://github.com/GnomesLab/liquid/tree/v2.2.1

Examples:

{% literal %}{% if '1' == '1' %}yes{% endif %}{% endliteral %}

Or the shorthand version (3 curly bracers)

{{{{% if '1' == '1' %}yes{% endif %}}}}

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Hi DBA, both version is amazing. I think that's clean enough.
Best,

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Was actually considering something even shorter like

{* my literal *}

This would be more inline with the upcoming {# comment #} syntax. However I'm afraid some people confuse both and start having literals when they wanted a comment.

If tobi wishes it could change in liquid 3 or something. For now, a more cryptic 3 curly bracers syntax is harder to do by mistake.

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Is this documented anywhere?

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I have a Jekyll 3 site, and I want to use jsrender as well.

I want to print:

<script id="myTemplate" type="text/x-jsrender">
Name: {{:name}}
</script>

What's the correct way?
I tried {{{{:name}}}}, {{ "{{:name}}" }}, nothing works...

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I found the doc: https://github.com/Shopify/liquid/wiki/Liquid-for-Designers#raw

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