Use vim :TOhtml as fallback renderer #52
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- Use OS cat command to simply output file to STDOUT so tilt can render it
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Use vim :TOhtml as fallback renderer
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In the case where
GitHub::Markupcannot render a given filetype, it would be good to use vim's built-in:TOhtmlcommand instead. This gives us the added capability of rendering any unrecognized file using vim's syntax highlighting!The check for this capability should be really safe, as it is the same as used in the TOhtml plugin itself. (This also depends on my Pull Request #51 to work on Linux)
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