not detecting pure links inside '<>'

[henriqueleng]

Hi,

I saw that smu don't support by default links or email addresses inside a simple <>,
as described here: https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#misc

I'm writing a webpage and it would be way simpler if I could only specify a link
like:

<http://google.com> 

instead of

[http://google.com](http://google.com)

, this in
case I wanna show the real link, and make it clickable.

Just to show of what am I talking about, comparing output from markdown_py and smu:

$ echo '<http://google.com>' | smu
<http://google.com>

$ echo '<http://google.com>' | markdown_py  
<p><a href="http://google.com">http://google.com</a></p>

I would appreciate if smu do that by default, I am using it a lot to build a webpage.
Also sorry for not coming with a patch, I tried but it would take me so much time to
figure out smu code, and it looks way complex to my simple C knowledge.

[Gottox]

Okay, that's an actual bug, You can workaround this issue by using smu -n.

[Gottox]

Please recheck. I'm not sure if this breaks smth else. 👍

[henriqueleng]

I rebuilt my site with this new commit, it is working.
The only strange thing is that with my email, smu generated a big ugly line, but working one.
you can see the generated pages here:
http://henriquelengler.com
and the example of my email here: http://henriquelengler.com/contact.html
open the source of the page and see how strange is the line of the email.

Anyway, in these pages I saw no problem, just the ugliness of that line.