Markdown comments

[linhtto]

This is a follow-up to #53.

I think both of the ways mentioned in the above issued on commenting in Markdown work. Maybe you can support both?

Way 1: <!-- COMMENT GOES HERE -->
Way 2: [comment]: # "COMMENT GOES HERE"

In fact, VSCode recognizes Way 1 as a default type of comment, and it even greys it out. Way 2 works too (i.e., it won't show up in the output), but it's not greyed out by VSCode.

Another note is that if you do ctrl + / in VSCode it'll also go for Way 1, so it's likely the default.

[aaron-bond]

I think way 1 is partially doable with the parser in its current form. The only problem is that it'll detect the --> as part of the comment and highlight that too, which probably isn't the best.

way 2 is definitely doable but not at the same time as the first.

In saying that, I could maybe expand the block comment parsing to include the first, and grab the second as a single line comment. I'll take a look :)

[linhtto]

Sounds like a great idea. Thank you!

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On Mon, Sep 3, 2018 at 4:26 AM aaron-bond ***@***.***> wrote: I think way 1 is partially doable with the parser in its current form. The only problem is that it'll detect the --> as part of the comment and highlight that too, which probably isn't the best. way 2 is definitely doable but not at the same time as the first. In saying that, I could maybe expand the block comment parsing to include the first, and grab the second as a single line comment. I'll take a look :) — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#91 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AeffbolUgX_ULsxnnQMtrCeL78Jf70phks5uXOe6gaJpZM4WXD4E> .

[tomcharter365]

Seems like the fix to support markdown might be similar to how HTML is supported? Once I get some time I will see if I can get it to work that way and if successful I will do a pull request.