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Different conversion from DaringFireball and Commonmark compared to Gith-Hub #16
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Unlike mdDaringFireball, mdCommonMark seems to make no attempt to handle html tags. |
Hy Kiriakos Vlahos: how are you! With this processor, I've integrated more functionalities, like html tags, as you can see here: My Projects:
I hope it can be useful to you! |
@carloBarazzetta Hi Carlo. I am doing well. Busy mainly with SynEdit, P4D and PyScripter. Still using your SvgIconImageList in ernest! |
Good News, if you are "upgrading" SynEdit, I need two options to include in my Editors (MDTextEditor, SVGTextEditor, LottieTextEditor)...
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SynEdit has always supported Word Wrap. A Markdown highlighter would be highly desirable. It is planned. But what I have is a SynEdit based markdown viewer. However converting to HTML and showing in a browser is better. |
First of all, congratulations for the library.
I integrated it in this project:
https://github.com/EtheaDev/MarkdownShellExtensions
to be able to edit .md files with an editor and have a preview in Windows Explorer.
Using files edited in Git-Hub I noticed that using the Commonmark dialect I can render the tables correctly but not the notes.
Using the DaringFireball dialect the tables are no longer rendered correctly but the notes are correct.
Is it not possible to use a "mix" of the two dialects to obtain the same rendering that is obtained in Git-Hub?
Here an example with CommonMark:


Here an example with DaringFireball:
thank you.
Carlo
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