0.2.0
Two months of work on the shared editor engine, most of it making the Markdown
right rather than adding anything new.
CJK
- Full-width and non-breaking spaces no longer break structure. The engine
matched structural whitespace with\s, and in JavaScript\sincludes
U+3000 (the ideographic space) and U+00A0 — so an ideographic space after a
#or a-, which is ordinary in Chinese and Japanese typesetting, was read
as a heading or a list item when it is neither. Structural whitespace is now
a space or a tab, and nothing else.
Emphasis, by the specification's own algorithm
- Emphasis nests.
**bold with _italic_ inside**is now resolved with
CommonMark's delimiter-run stack instead of a regular expression, including
the rule-of-three and the intraword rule that keepssnake_case_names
unstyled. __bold__and_italic_are supported, with that same intraword rule.- Code spans and autolinks bind tighter than emphasis, so a
*inside
backticks stays a literal asterisk. - Backslash escapes no longer reach inside a code span —
`\d`keeps
its backslash, as it must.
More of standard Markdown
- Setext headings (
===and---underlines). - A fenced code block is no longer parsed as Markdown, and neither is
frontmatter. - Syntax highlighting inside a fence, and an honest decline when the language
is one it cannot highlight. - CommonMark conformance is up from 57% to 63% of the official suite.
Rendered mode
- Lists render as lists, task checkboxes are pressable, and the icons match
Lucide, so they sit with the rest of Obsidian.