Felipe Morales
Felipe Morales
It seems like this is problematic even for github's markdown parser ;) Some embedded syntax files can create this kind of conflict, there isn't really anything that can be done...
Not really. Some cases are just pathological. I remember a case where ruby or perl embeds would cause this sort of thing. The problem is that in some cases the...
I don't think there is a local version of the conceal#urls setting, that would have to be implemented (need to think about how that would work).
Hm... I don't think this is possible in vim/nvim, at leas when using soft wrapping. `breakindent` (which vim-pandoc uses) does something like this, but as far as I know doesn't...
Ok, feel free to open a PR, or I will add this when I get back home El mié, mar 16, 2016 10:24 PM, joelostblom [email protected] escribió: > Thanks for...
Ah, right! Hm, in that case there just might not be a good way of dealing with this. I can introduce a way to adjust the indent when entering and...
Yeah, @retracile is right there (I ported breakindent to neovim, so I had the same impression). Again, it is possible to make the application of the adjustment to the shift...
Normally it should only include html, yaml and tex, what you describe seems weird.
Still, you have to reload the syntax (`syntax on`) for that variable to catch on, so perhaps try that. What made the pandoc highlighting slow in my tests were the...
The highlighting for spans is not contained in tables, because there are no rules for the contents of a table (not the headers and lines, but the text themselves). If...