Complete revamp

[paulbartrum]

Changes:

• Support strikethrough, superscript and inline code spans.
• Support all headings fully.
• Support tables.
• Better support for lists, quotes and code blocks.
• Support backslash escape sequences.
• 10-30x faster parsing than the old code.
• Lots of parsing bugs fixed.

Still to do:

• Fix nested lists (lists within lists).
• Fix quoted lists & code blocks.

[QuinnDamerell]

Wow. This is amazing. I'm going to look it over and then I will pull it in ASAP.

I am getting this error when trying to use it in Baconit though:
Severity Code Description Project File Line Suppression State
Error Source file 'C:\Users\quinn\Repos\Baconit\UniversalMarkdown\UniversalMarkdown\Display\MarkdownTable.cs' could not be found. UniversalMarkdown C:\Users\quinn\Repos\Baconit\UniversalMarkdown\UniversalMarkdown\CSC

[QuinnDamerell]

I also seem to be having trouble opening the Universal markdown solution in VS and building it. Is there something else I have to setup to build it?

Also, just saying this again. This is amazing.

[QuinnDamerell]

I mean honestly if you want co-owner (or whatever you call it on GitHub) of this repo I am down for that. You have done amazing work here!

[QuinnDamerell]

Didn't mean to close. Sorry.

[paulbartrum]

Sorry, missed a file! It should be there now though.

[paulbartrum]

If you want to add me as a collaborator, I would be down with that :-)

[QuinnDamerell]

Took a look and it all still looks amazing. Seriously great work, most likely far better than I could have ever done. I will make you a contributor, feel free to do with the project what you see fit. If there are any major refactors or anything you feel need to be done go for it. I will open some issues for things I was thinking about adding for Baconit. :)

[paulbartrum]

Thanks for the kind words, and thanks for making Baconit open source! I've been looking for a project to contribute to for a while; an application that I would actually use on a regular basis. This is the only project I've found that fits the bill so far.