Support Pandoc's fancy_lists extension #3
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Thanks for this patch. It broke one of the test cases regarding ATX headers, so I had to use a slightly different regular expression. I also added support for filling "fancy lists" and test cases for font lock and filling. See commit 4b8ac27. |
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Hi Jason,
The Pandoc version of Markdown has a fancy_lists extension (see http://pandoc.org/README.html#ordered-lists), which means
#can be used as ordered list marker. At present the markdown-mode fontified#. blah blahas header. This is inconvenient. This pull request makes markdown-mode recognize#.not as header marker but as list marker. I hope this can be accepted. Thanks.