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add list of working / not yet working markdown features in nim-markdown #2

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timotheecour opened this issue Oct 21, 2018 · 3 comments
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timotheecour commented Oct 21, 2018

  • could you add a list of working / not yet working markdown features in nim-markdown?
    maybe as a list of checkboxes kept in sync with code changes eg:
  • image links
  • url links

this could be in README.md or another file status.md

How do I write

`term`:idx:
in markdown?
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soasme commented Oct 22, 2018

  1. I've put the feature list in the readme.
  2. The short answer is yes, considering I've implemented almost all essential features.
  3. Re the suggestion, is the given text converted to <code class="idx">term</code> or something like that? If so, in the current version, you can use inline HTML:
markdown("<code class="idx">term</code>", "KeepHTML: true")

^ Especially for 3, it's possible to add a parsing rule for it. However, it's not a traditional Markdown syntax. I would like more to implement it as a 3party plugin. I just used Nim for over one week but I'll explore how to do it. Appreciate any help. :)

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I just used Nim for over one week

Wow! It's great to see what you did in a week! Keep going!

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soasme commented Sep 24, 2019

Close the issue. Features and roadmaps are documented in README.

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