vim-pandoc-legacy

Provided support for pandoc in vim.

The original vim-pandoc (available here) has been replaced by vim-pantondoc (now, vim-pandoc). All the users of the old vim-pandoc are suggested to move over the combo of the new vim-pandoc, vim-pandoc-syntax, and vim-pandoc-after. vim-pandoc provides the writing environment setup, vim-pandoc-syntax provides the syntax file (and tests), and vim-pandoc-after support for third-party plugins (like ultisnips, unite, nrrwrgn, etc.).

Moving over to the new vim-pandoc

What's different

The new vim-pandoc is modular, and extremely configurable. You decide what to use from it, and how.
The syntax file is no longer included in the bundle. The user must install vim-pandoc-syntax. The syntax file has received many improvements; it is now faster and more complete.
Integration with third-party plugins is no longer included in the bundle. The user must install vim-pandoc-after. More third-party plugins are supported, and old ones have been updated.
The executors system has been replaced by a single :Pandoc command. pandoc can be executed asynchronously (if possible).
New features: TOC functionality, keyboard navigation and operators, improved and smarted folding, etc.

Migration instructions

First, uninstall vim-pandoc. If you have installed it by cloning the repo and using pathogen, Vundle or Neobundle, it should be enough to delete the .vim/bundle/vim-pandoc directory. If you have used Vundle or NeoBundle, you should also delete the configuration for it in your .vimrc.

You should now install the new vim-pandoc and vim-pandoc-syntax plugins (and if third party plugin integration is needed, vim-pandoc-after).

Using Vundle, simply add

Plugin 'vim-pandoc/vim-pandoc'
Plugin 'vim-pandoc/vim-pandoc-syntax'
Plugin 'vim-pandoc/vim-pandoc-after'

to your .vimrc, source it (:so %), and execute :PluginInstall. NeoBundle users should be able to do something similar.

Configuration variables

Configuration variables have been renamed. This is a rough guide of these changes.

g:pandoc_use_hard_wraps/g:pandoc_use_soft_wraps => g:pandoc#formatting#mode = "h"/"s"
g:pandoc_auto_format => g:pandoc#formatting#mode += "a"
g:pandoc_no_folding => g:pandoc#modules#disabled = ["folding"]
g:pandoc_no_empty_implicits => not available
g:pandoc_no_spans => not available
g:pandoc_bibfiles => g:pandoc#biblio#bibs
g:pandoc_use_bibtool => g:pandoc#biblio#use_bibtool

Note the new vim-pandoc is much more configurable, and has a modular design. Please consult vim-pandoc's help file (:he vim-pandoc) for more information. (also :he vim-pandoc-syntax).

Keep using the old vim-pandoc (not recommended)

If, for some reason, you want to keep using the old vim-pandoc version, you should clone this repo and revert to commit c905b50dce4f58cf76235c7d47c15eb699da0b2d. Please note this version of vim-pandoc will be unsupported, and you'll be on your own.

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