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Is it perhaps an option to allow some form of shorthand notation like instead of doing
\#\#\#\#\# something
you'd allow the use of
#5 something or #h5 something etc.
to avoid the closing of multi-line comments? I'd might even suggest logic that goes as far as replacing any instances of #### and ##### and ###### (ends at 6 right?) because there is no sane use-case imaginable that would justify such a use intended to be coffeescript comments (this must be intended as headers, right?) but this might go a bit too far for certain people I guess...
Just my two cents...
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I'd prefer to stick to markdown rather than add new syntax. I kind of regret the \# escaping I put in, as it causes normal markdown parsers to fail.
You can always use <h3>html tags</h3> if you prefer.
I don't see how we can replace #### in block comments in a reliable way.
I suppose the cleanest solution would be to submit a patch for the coffeescript compiler that would allow escaping sequences of 3 or more # characters in block comments.
Is it perhaps an option to allow some form of shorthand notation like instead of doing
\#\#\#\#\# something
you'd allow the use of
#5 something
or#h5 something
etc.to avoid the closing of multi-line comments? I'd might even suggest logic that goes as far as replacing any instances of
####
and#####
and######
(ends at 6 right?) because there is no sane use-case imaginable that would justify such a use intended to be coffeescript comments (this must be intended as headers, right?) but this might go a bit too far for certain people I guess...Just my two cents...
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