Closed hitzhangjie closed 8 years ago
I have another question, 'toc' generated by your plugin, I cannot used it for navigate in documents, I used 'instant-markdown' for realtime preview. Do they the two plugins conflict with each other?
@hitzhangjie For your second question, it seems 'instant-markdown' use CommonMark as its Markdown parser, CommonMark does not add anchor to headings automatic default, and TOC link relyon this feature. Maybe you can find some options in these plugins to turn on it.
Unfortunately, different Markdown parser generate different anchor link for headlings, my current work is for GFM and Redcarpet, under CommonMark is untested.
At company I'm using Windows, and 'instant-markdown' doesn't support Windows official, so I cannot test the situation you said now. If you find the realtime preview page's headings have anchor with them, could you provider a demo generated html file to me for analyze? Thanks.
@hitzhangjie Updating existing toc is a good idea, I'll work on it when I got some free time.
:neckbeard: Here is how I do this from Vim's command mode:
:/<!-- vim-markdown-toc \w\+ -->/,/<!-- vim-markdown-toc -->/d|execute 'normal! k'|GenTocGFM
You can replace GenTocGFM
with GenTocRedcarpet
as the last word of the command line too.
Oops, this plugin already provides a :UpdateToc
command. :santa: Shouldn't this issue be closed then? :closed_book:
@sunaku Yeah, I updated the code yesterday to add :UpdateToc
command and a feature of auto update toc on save, but have not update the README doc yet. Sorry about that, I'll do it soon. Your command mode command above is very concisely, thanks.
@hitzhangjie You can use :UpdateToc
command to update existing toc generated by this plugin now, and by default, the toc will auto update when save, you also can add let g:vmt_auto_update_on_save = 0
to your vimrc file to close this feature.
Awesome! :sparkles: Auto-update on save sounds great! :+1: Thanks @mzlogin. :santa:
First of all, thanks for your good work, it's very convenient to generate toc now. If you add a new feature like updating existing toc when triggering some hotkeys, it would be more useful. Is it right? I have no vim script programming experience, but I think this is a good idea for some document which contains a long table of contents. If you add a updating-toc feature, we don't have to delete existing toc again. And I think inserting toc before the document is finished is useful too, because it can help us navigate the document. So I think add a updating-toc feature is very useful. Thanks!