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GitHub's fork of cmark, a CommonMark parsing and rendering library and program in C
_Not sure if this is the correct location for this issue as it concerns https://github.github.com/gfm/ rather than the implementation here, however I can't find a better place for it._ There...
It would be very cool to support math in `cmark` and on Github markdown documents. I suppose on Github you would conditionally have to include [mathjax](https://www.mathjax.org/) in the html header....
When this cmake project is added as subdirectory and linked to another executable target, the build can fail, due to 2 reasons: - The compiler option "/WX" reports warning C4819...
For context: I am working on [wrapping cmark-gfm in Julia](https://github.com/mortenpi/CMark.jl) to use it to extract the AST of a Markdown document. For that, I am dynamically opening the standard shared...
This repository is only place where we can find the GFM specs in raw format. To make GFM implementations to easily test against specifications and to allow specification only feedback...
Try to build your code base with the following flags: `-Wall -Werror -pedantic -Wstrict-prototypes -Werror=incompatible-pointer-types` Output log: ``` [build] [10/43 20% :: 1.371] Building C object lib/commonmarker/src/CMakeFiles/LibCommonMarker.dir/utf8.c.o [build] FAILED: lib/commonmarker/src/CMakeFiles/LibCommonMarker.dir/utf8.c.o...
To match with Reddit's more lax table header/marker syntax (the header being the first row, and the marker row being the row after it that dictates the alignments), this change...
I have a list, let’s say like this: ```markdown Some markdown **here** Test one Test two Test three Test Some markdown **here** *too*. ``` the output is: ```html Some markdown...
Currently, rendering footnotes into HTML ends up with element attributes, which are specified using the empty attribute syntax. For example: ``` Foo bar.1 Foos and bars.↩ ``` Note the attributes...
This makes it easier to e.g. prefix the footnote definition with the original literal value.
