markdown-toc doesn't ignore code blocks

[waveman68]

In markdown, you use ``` to fence of code blocks:

import os
# imports os module

The # is a comment character in python, but is used for headings in markdown. TOC should ignore all characters in code block, since # is a common comment escape in several programming languages.

[mmatiaschek]

This is really a Problem for me... A bad Workaround is to set updateOnSave:0 and edit the TOC manually. After the next save the TOC is fixed.

Example for reproduction of the bug:

• Heading 1
  • Dings
  • Sachen
• Another Heading
  • Example - ###################
• Example not Heading! # - ###################

Heading 1

Dings

Sachen

Another Heading

Example

#########################
# Example not Heading!  #
#########################

[chruxin]

Duplicate of #88 and #89 Check my comment under #88 ?

[eclaassens]

Same here. It makes it impossible to use now :(

[mmatiaschek]

@eclaassens I have resortet to pandoc - it produces beautiful documents for me. I can use CSS and even place the TOC after a title/header page by creating the document in a two step process.