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jonschlinkert / sublime-markdown-extended

Top 100 Sublime Text plugin! Markdown syntax highlighter for Sublime Text, with extended support for GFM fenced code blocks, with language-specific syntax highlighting. YAML Front Matter. Works with ST2/ST3. Goes great with Assemble.

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More Pandoc support! #169

Open robinrosenstock opened 7 years ago

robinrosenstock commented 7 years ago

@jonschlinkert I know you don't like the idea of incorporating pandoc's markdown flavor into your packages (#128), but how else is it possible to do proper syntax highlighting for sublime without the base markdown from your package? I therefore would like to add some pandoc support and especially some pandoc-crossref for writing some (academical) textes.

I have done something already. And I will now do some pull requests in this regard.

robinrosenstock commented 7 years ago

pull request #170 includes:

figure reference
section reference
equation reference
table reference
table-caption and table label
equation label
link_attributes for figures and figure label
section label
citations

j9ac9k commented 6 years ago

as someone that also works in the academic space, and loves Markdown Extended; having more pandoc support would be great. Only thing I can offer is a +1

robinrosenstock commented 6 years ago

Notice that there is PandocAcademic, which throws some functionality together, among a pandoc syntax. Though, I'm not sure if PandocAcademic supports pandoc-crossref syntax. Besides, I think this is not the ideal approach, because there are too many redundancies involed. The normal markdown must be first supported, together with coded fenced blocks.

fhchl commented 4 years ago

Is this feature planned to be merged? Would love pandoc support as well.