This PR adds an edit_dirs option that allows users to customize how MkdnEnter will behave when following a link that points to a directory (e.g. [foo](../bar/)).
Before this PR, :MkdnEnter would prompt the user to pick a file name within the given directory:
This default behavior is preserved with the new config option edit_dirs = false.
If edit_dirs is true, then running :MkdnEnter on the link [foo](../bar/) is equivalent to running :edit <path> where is the absolute version of ../bar/. This enables the user's default directory-browsing plugin (e.g. netrw or oil.nvim) to open the directory.
Here's a screenshot after calling :MkdnEnter with edit_dirs = true to edit ../bar/ with netrw:
If edit_dirs is a callback function, then running :MkdnEnter on [foo](../bar/) is equivalent to calling callback(path) where path is the absolute version of ../bar/.
As an example of usage with a callback: in my lua config I currently have edit_dirs = require('mini.files').open so that :MkdnEnter will invoke the mini.files plugin:
Hello,
This PR adds an
edit_dirsoption that allows users to customize howMkdnEnterwill behave when following a link that points to a directory (e.g.[foo](../bar/)).Before this PR,
:MkdnEnterwould prompt the user to pick a file name within the given directory:This default behavior is preserved with the new config option
edit_dirs = false.If is the absolute version of
edit_dirsistrue, then running:MkdnEnteron the link[foo](../bar/)is equivalent to running:edit <path>where../bar/. This enables the user's default directory-browsing plugin (e.g. netrw or oil.nvim) to open the directory.Here's a screenshot after calling
:MkdnEnterwithedit_dirs = trueto edit../bar/with netrw:If
edit_dirsis a callback function, then running:MkdnEnteron[foo](../bar/)is equivalent to callingcallback(path)wherepathis the absolute version of../bar/.As an example of usage with a callback: in my lua config I currently have
edit_dirs = require('mini.files').openso that:MkdnEnterwill invoke themini.filesplugin: