Add in auto_reset

[brmullikin]

Hi,

Python Markdown has the feature of not reseting between uses of Markdown.convert() but this is sometimes undesirable. Sometimes it's desirable to do a reset before each call. And this is best handled (imho) within Flask-Markdown.

I've modified my local version of flask-markdown to have a auto_reset flag, much like the auto_escape flag.

I'm happy to do a pull request to add it in, but want to gauge interest first.

Thoughts?

Cheers,

Ben

[brmullikin]

Hopefully the author hiatus will end soon and we can update this repo.

Until then, I've forked this project at https://github.com/brmullikin/flask-markdown. If anyone else has pull requests or features I'm happy collaborate with them there.

[RolfBly]

@brmullikin Do you mean that a change in the markdown text is rendered only after terminating and restarting flask? (I'm not sure because I've been using flask-markdown for less than an hour, and I haven't dug as deep as markdown.convert() yet.)
If yes, then I agree that auto_reset feature is useful.

[brmullikin]

Hi @RolfBly,

Take a look at this Python Markdown Issue comment and my comment. The idea is that you are responsible for calling reset() when you think it's appropriate.