Refaction:
- Add g:vimwiki_syntax_list to set syntaxlocal variables
- Delete: syntax/vimwiki_markdown.vim and friends
- Change: vimwiki_syntax_variables -> vimwiki_syntaxlocal_vars for consistency
- Include: some doc in design notes
See: https://github.github.com/gfm/#emphasis-and-strong-emphasis
`A single * character can open emphasis iff (if and only if) it is part of a left-flanking delimiter run.`
Tim Pope default is too permissive (leads to too much emphasis openener): `\S\@<=_\|_\S\@=` -> `_\S\@=`
Problem: VimwikiTOC and follow_link do not support header (anchor) with
link in their body
Solution:
- VimwikiTOC (easy): Create function base.vim s:clean_header_text that
converts [DESC](URL) -> DESC
- follow_link (hard):
-- [[URL]]: was already working due to punctuation removal.
-- [DESC](URL): Search for a potential `]([^)]*)` after every character
- Less code, Easyer to maintain, to add a markup language
- Faster to load, and to highlight
- Support multiline tags: #847
- Support nested tags
- Support intraword tags: this<b>bold</b>type #640
When the syntax local config `cycle_bullets` is set (currently only
markdown has it by default) the indent functions will cycle through the
characters defined in `bullet_types` based on the level of indentation.
Signed-off-by: Robert Günzler <r@gnzler.io>
* Allow the bullet point characters of lists to be configures by the wiki option `bullet_types`. This allows to use other/additional characters for the bullets of lists – including unicode-chars like '→' or '•'. The default values depends on the chooses syntax.
* Allow to configure `vimwiki-listsyms` and `vimwiki-listsym_rejected` on per wiki basis.
* Fix a test for mediawiki syntax
populate_extra_markdown_vars() contained uses of the file-extension via vimwiki#vars#get_wikilocal. Since the first is syntax-wide and the second is wikilocal and no wiki is specified or open at the moment of the call, the file extension of the first markdown wiki will be used for all markdown wikis. Further problems will occur when adding new wikilocal options, that depend on the syntax.
This commit is working towards separating wiki and syntax, which is needed for several feature requests.
Fixes#90
__Problem__: VimwikiRenameLink does not rename dir1/toto url in dir2/tata
because the dirs (dir2 and .) were well crossed but badly inspected.
__Solution__: `blob(.ext*)` -> `glob(**/*.ext)` + find the relative URL
* Fasten: VimwikiRenameLink goes faster with cache
More: To compute old_url regex, use a cache dict because it is the same
for files in the same directories
* Util DeleteHiddenBuffer -> do not delete Vader buffer
* Test: Prettify: Util: teardown delete defined function
* Remove unnecessary trailing spaces
Note: list_VimwikiReturn.vader has some necessary trailing spaces
Two non-stylistic errors were also fixed:
1. Removed duplicate function with invalid argument usage
2. Added missing quotes to a function call argument
This change makes the horizontal rule syntax more closely match the
commonmark spec https://spec.commonmark.org/0.29/#thematic-breaks. The
number of characters required was changed to 3 and '___' and '***' where
added as valid sequences. The space rules were not added becuase it adds
extra complexity for little benefit. Issue #664.
Fixes#240. Also fixes a related issue where markdown links where not
correctly highlighted in todo lists. Adds concealment for markdown links
in todo lists.
Adds new configuration variable, "conceal_onechar_markers", defaulting
to on (preserving default behaviour)
Adds if-statement around relevant parts of code (as suggested in the
issue), which uses the new configuration variable.
Fix#315 - Don't conceal one-character markers
* Allow HTML-style comment syntax
Allow <!-- HTML comments --> in vimwiki's highlight for markdown.
* Avoid matching "TODO" on word boundaries
Do not match e.g. "xTODO:" as if it were "TODO:".
This also lifts the requirement of ":" after these keywords
(it is more flexible to just require a word boundary regardless of what).
