Fletcher T. Penney

I worry that this is complicating something that should be simple (either through more custom demands, or through more required packages). It's best practice for HTML to specify image dimensions,...

No idea. I don't use Swift -- that was done a couple of years ago to demonstrate that MMD could be used with Swift (it can), but I haven't used...

`mmd-swift` is basically an empty wrapper around `libMultiMarkdown`, with the `main.swift` demo file thrown in.

`swift build`, or the package manager, or whatever is supposed to take care of that as part of the build process. But like I said, that was a few years...

That's what this did -- MMD-6 has always been written in C (and presumably always will be until something better comes along). The `make swift` functionality built libMMD and packaged...

`make swift` created a command line utility that would convert a simplistic MMD text string into HTML. It did not have logic to handle command line options or to read...

A problem with the idea in item 4 is that it would make nesting CriticMarkup blocks *really* challenging from a complexity/performance standpoint. It might be possible to handle this recursively,...

@mn4367 -- thanks for the thoughts. A while back, I spelled out a few thoughts of my own: I'll add a few more in the hopes of sparking ideas (mine...

You'll probably want to take a look at the code before heading too deep down the rabbit hole of your suggestions. A key design criteria for MMD-6 was performance. In...

To be complete, I should mention that when using the `-a` or `-r` options (but not both simultaneously, which is the same using neither), blank lines do not cause a...