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> Using the TOC is an option if I need to jump to a specific section from time to time, but it's not a solution for continued reading across different...

@georgeef: Sorry, I am missing a few details about your use case. What is the usage of three consecutive squiggly braces, and what is the meaning of the term *folds*,...

> is equivalent to the following fold-aware text: @georgeef: Using this analogy has really made me confused. The application is a Markdown editor. Are you discussing a case of editing...

> The first snippet shows how they would be translated to markdown syntax. @georgeef: I'm still missing important details of your use case. What is being translated to Markdown syntax?...

@georgeef: Yes, I do understand that nesting and folding is an abstraction that generalizes across languages, but it may be helpful in this discussion to keep the examples concrete, within...

Planning ahead for plugin support is definitely wise. It ensures that a clean interface is available for plugin development to begin. Regarding earlier comments, I offer the following two observations:...

I agree with the sense of the comment given by @NewUserHa, that the core application currently carries a great deal of bloat, much of it for connection to specific services....

For code blocks, as @Jocs notes, text should be preserved as literal character sequences. (Thank you for the fix.) For Markdown text, as in other semantic languages, white-space characters do...

Thanks for the explanation. Following are a few very brief clarifications: 1. Does "development branch" mean the head of the [`master`](https://github.com/benibela/xidel/commits/master) branch? It being the only branch publicly visible in...

> Although, Xidel has an an update extension. `($json).a.b.c := 123` or `($json)("a")("b")("c") := 123`. It keeps the object immutable, but changes the value of the variable `$json` > JSONiq...