Duplicate header names are not differentiated in IDs

[camoz]

Shamelessly copied from markedjs/marked#879:

Other markdown parsers support having multiple sections with the same name, but this one doesn't.

Input:

# test
# test

Expected Output:

<h1 id="test">test</h1>
<h1 id="test-1">test</h1>

Actual Output:

<h1 id="test">test</h1>
<h1 id="test">test</h1>

Supporting this means subsections can go by the same name. (for instance, in an md file I have, I have a section for specifications of files, and another section for examples of the files in action, and each section needs a subsection of the same name, as they're the same file)
There are probably other use cases as well. Also supporting this would make it not be invalid html =P

[Orc]

Ok, after a considerable delay thanks to the plague, I've implemented unique labels for tables of content. If you're still waiting on this, can you check it out (and sorry for the delay)

[camoz]

Works great for me, thank you!

On a different note, I noticed that markdown -f +toc,+style ... does not work, I need to do markdown -toc -style .... Maybe I'm reading the man page wrong, but from what I understand it says you should do markdown -f +toc,+style .... Any idea?

[Orc]

That's because I didn't do it properly! If there are multiple sections (style + text + ???) on the top level, it will only uniquify the style section which is NOT what I intended!

[camoz]

Not sure I follow, what I meant was how the translation flags are specified. A more simple example: According to the man page, markdown -f +toc ... should include a ToC, but for me it doesn't - I need to do markdown -toc .... The man page describes a different syntax.

[Orc]

Ah. The -toc flag is a shortcut for -T -f+toc (to both enable TOC processing and to output a TOC); if you just to -f +toc by itself, the markdown program will make the TOC but won't show it to you.

[camoz]

I see. Thank you!