Use the correct function for accessing 'rxListItemWithoutCB'.
`ac4d0a1d46` refactored access to vars and it appears this is one place
where `get_syntaxlocal` should have been renamed to `get_wikilocal` but
was accidentally skipped.
Problem:
VimwikiGenerateTags and VimwikiDiaryGenerateLinks end up with empty wiki files
when foldlevel=0 and g:vimwiki_folding='expr'
Solution:
Set an initial foldlevel to 100 in update_listing in diary
Optionaly: Comment a little the big messy, geeky hack !
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')
Basically unixify all before workingm then transofom in function os os
Util: Add function sort_len that a list of string according to the lenght of its content
Fix: VimwikiRenameLink doesn't update links in diary #90
Test: VimwikiRenameLink with nested directories
Prettify comments in autoload/path + remove antipattern
Define osxify function helper to solve windows Vs Unix : see #478
Path: remove useless temporary fix convertion before calling relpath (redundant) : see #478
Test: Fix typo
Path corrected (Thanks to test)
- update vimwiki link handling so that if using env variables it is resolved
- add [[//absolute_path]] to handle absolute path
- updated doc to reflect the changes
* Add diary_frequency parameter to wikis
* Create diary entries according to the frequency
* Update date validation
* Use timestamps, extract abstract yesterday and today as day-long periods
* Revert old changes
* Remove debug log
* Start the week any day
* Add monthly and yearly options
* Cleanup
Issue #913:
:VimwikiGoto tab completion only works when written in-line, not when called from \wn #913
PR #785 adds completion to :VimwikiGoto, however it works only when you try to type the filename after the command, e.g.
Add function VimwikiRemoveDone that will delete lines with todo list items marked as done. Works on ranges as well as without range on the current list.
Co-authored-by: Tinmarino <tinmarino@gmail.com>
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.
The following commands have been renamed to better describe their
function and avoid confusion.
:VimwikiDeleteLink → :VimwikiDeletePage
:VimwikiRenameLink → :VimwikiRenamePage
:VimwikiGenerateTags → :VimwikiGenerateTagLinks (was already renamed in 3b5537f)
Calling the old commands still works but displays a warning message.
This change reverts the original regex and simply adds a second regex
which is called on the result. '/\./' is one literal forward slash, one
literal fullstop (escaped with a leading backslash), and one literal
forward slash. In plain text, `/./` will be replaced with `/`.
When generating links, we first check that the file is not a diary file
as we don't want to include those in the list. That work is delegated to
the `is_diary_file` function. Prior to this change, the function always
returned true if the file was in the diary directory.
This approach gives false positives for a wiki which has a flat structure
and the wiki files and diary files share a directory. eg:
let wiki.diary_rel_path = './'
This change reuses existing diary functions from the diary.vim module to
get an exact list of diary files to check against.
