I'm not sure how to handle this case. But it basically means I have to turn off automatic markdown support since in my editor copying in links is far more common than using markdown to format.
One option is italic should require a space. But this is not ideal... imagine a document teaching a foreign language that emphasizes parts of the word.
Another option is that it infers the intent of a link from beginning with "http" or "www" and drops out of markdown checking.
Thanks for your work on this fork!
EDIT: I just noticed that an issue about not parsing pastes was originally about links. Just keeping this around since you might type a link as well as paste one, in which case the problem remains.
URLs often have in them. But using for italic breaks up the link into italic pieces.
For example, copy in the link to the wikipedia GDPR page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regulation
I'm not sure how to handle this case. But it basically means I have to turn off automatic markdown support since in my editor copying in links is far more common than using markdown to format.
One option is italic should require a space. But this is not ideal... imagine a document teaching a foreign language that emphasizes parts of the word.
Another option is that it infers the intent of a link from beginning with "http" or "www" and drops out of markdown checking.
Thanks for your work on this fork!
EDIT: I just noticed that an issue about not parsing pastes was originally about links. Just keeping this around since you might type a link as well as paste one, in which case the problem remains.