Feature: Config: Normalize link so that user can choose [[]] or []() (Issue #892)
Main change: Create function: normalize_syntax_settings(syntax) Problem: Some user prefer [[]] links more than [](). As vimwiki know both of them, they should be able to choose without regex mastery and with tests Solution: let g:vimwiki_syntax_variables.markdown.Link1 = vimwiki#vars#get_global('WikiLinkTemplate1')
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@ -563,7 +563,7 @@ endfunction
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" Helper path
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" TODO move to path
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" TODO move to path: Conflict with: vimwiki#path#path_norm && vimwiki#path#normalize
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function! s:normalize_path(path) abort
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" trim trailing / and \ because otherwise resolve() doesn't work quite right
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let path = substitute(a:path, '[/\\]\+$', '', '')
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@ -741,6 +741,8 @@ function! vimwiki#vars#populate_syntax_vars(syntax) abort
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if a:syntax ==# 'markdown'
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call s:populate_extra_markdown_vars()
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endif
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call s:normalize_syntax_settings(a:syntax)
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endfunction
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@ -975,6 +977,23 @@ function! s:populate_extra_markdown_vars() abort
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endfunction
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" Normalize syntax setting
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" so that we dont have to branch for the syntax at each operation
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" Called: vimwiki#vars#populate_syntax_vars
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function! s:normalize_syntax_settings(syntax) abort
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let syntax_dic = g:vimwiki_syntax_variables[a:syntax]
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" Link1: used when:
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" user press enter on a non-link (normalize_link)
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" command generate link form file name (generate_link)
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if a:syntax ==# 'markdown'
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let syntax_dic.Link1 = syntax_dic.Weblink1Template
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else
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let syntax_dic.Link1 = vimwiki#vars#get_global('WikiLinkTemplate1')
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endif
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endfunction
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" ----------------------------------------------------------
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" 4. Getter, Setter (exported)
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" ----------------------------------------------------------
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