Closed atsaloli closed 3 years ago
so what does the resulting file look like? Note that highlighting ANSI escape sequences is a bit brittle.
Thanks for the quick response, Christian, much appreciated.
As I recall, the resulting file looks no different -- still shows the ANSI escape codes in the vim window rather than rendering them (I can see [ ; and the other characters).
Thanks for letting me know that highlighting ANSI escape sequences is brittle. I've found I can use mdless instead to accomplish my aim.
I'm all set. Thank you very much for your help!
Best, Aleksey
Hello,
I just installed Colorizer because I would like to render escape codes in Vim.
I ran
:.,$ ! mdless /some/markdown/file.md
to convert a Markdown file to Text using mdless but I got the error:So, for now, I'm using
mdless --no-color
but I'd really like to be able to display colors in my Vim session because I'm teaching a course inside Vim, my source material is in Markdown, and I would like to render each file as it comes up.How do I troubleshoot an error like this, please?