MyriaCore
MyriaCore
Currently, if the user selects a rectangular region, it's treated as any other region - the top-left and bottom-right corners are used as the boundaries of the `edit-indirect` buffer, and...
This is a screenshot from an email I sent using built-in syntax highlighting for Ocaml:  In a language like Ocaml, the tics can be used in a variable name,...
Consider the following markdown: ```md > 1. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Maecenas arcu > velit, vehicula vitae euismod a, pretium nec mauris. Aliquam fringilla > imperdiet...
For example, the following won't syntax-highlight the `*X X*`'s properly until the user puts a character after the second X: ```markdown Test *X X* ``` ```markdown Test *X Xc* ```...
When the beginning backticks of a codeblock are on the first line of a new list element (numbered, ordered, whatever), markdown-mode fails to parse the codeblock properly, and interprets the...
When I used nvim for a bit, I used [bullets.vim](https://github.com/dkarter/bullets.vim) with markdown a *lot*. It has a feature that I honestly miss on emacs with `markdown-mode` - you could pre-program...
If the mark is in a list of some sort, `` should demote that list element. ```md - text - more text - child text - █ ``` ```md -...
`markdown-indent-on-enter`'s `indent-and-new-item` should be applied to quotes too. While they're not lists, per-se, they functionally are when people are doing transcribing work. ATM, the current behavior (at least on my...
markdown-edit-code-block should also edit math blocks. This would allow easy ways to open an edit-indirect buffer on latex code. ATM, the user has to manually select the math and open...
I could easily be missing something, but to my current understanding, the intended behavior between the two code snippets below should be identical. ```clojure (d/q '[:find ?int :in ?intersection :where...