Result:
![preview](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/103399/44299946-2bccc380-a2ff-11e8-8e1d-7f2b1c3d2287.png)
### The following syntax should be valid:
* `+link="xxx":url` – link `xxx` to `url`
* `+link="xxx":url-a,"yyy":url-b` – link multiple strings
* `+link=/xxx/:url` – search for RegExp
* `+link=/xxx/g:url` – allow modifiers
* `+link=/xxx/:url-a,/yyy/:url-b` – allow multiple RegExp
* `+link="xxx":url-a,/yyy/:url-b,/zzz/gi:url-c` – mix everything up
## Open questions
* How to escape `"`, `:`, `;`, and `/`? → Use JavaScript syntax
* Should `"` and `'` be allowed? → No, use JSON syntax
* Maybe `/class=".*(my-class).*"/` could link `my-class` only (as in the group). This could be useful for linkin the tag name of `li` in `<li class="list-item">` but not within `list-item`. Background: Look ahead/behind in JavaScript’s RegExp are not supported well and hard to read/write. Using a group could be much more easy.
→ This is not optimal yet as it results in long lines. Maybe another solution could be better.
New feature
Allow links in code blocks. This is useful when there are definitions elsewhere.
Specifications