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I noticed that the syntax highlighting fails with very peculiar languages, that is languages that need to be at the start of the line. For example, I wanted to include a git commit file wrapped around the gitcommit_ and _ tags and because vimdeck indents the content of the slides, the syntax highlighting fails. I have no idea how to solve this though, sorry...
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I'll take a closer look. For now you can use the --no-indent flag:
Usage: vimdeck [<command>] [<file>]
Commands:
slideshow generate and show slides (default)
generate generate slides only
open open slides in presentation folder (no file needed)
Options:
--mouse, -m mouse support for navigating slides
--no-indent, -I skip indentation
--no-ascii, -A skip ascii headers
--no-filetype, -n use vim's plaintext syntax highlighting
--header-font, -h specify header font (http://www.figlet.org/fontdb.cg
foregoes the ability to have small and large headers
I noticed that the syntax highlighting fails with very peculiar languages, that is languages that need to be at the start of the line. For example, I wanted to include a git commit file wrapped around the
gitcommit_ and _
tags and because vimdeck indents the content of the slides, the syntax highlighting fails. I have no idea how to solve this though, sorry...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: