Hi all, I've spent the last little while looking for a new text editor and have most recently been familiarizing myself with BBEdit. It's a great piece of software that's so much faster on my Mac than, say, Atom, and I'd love to stick with it. The one thing I can't seem to figure out, however, is how to best extend the Markdown support. Well, I suppose I have figured out some of it: I have scripts, clippings, etc. that allow me to effectively produce the syntax and export documents via Pandoc, but what I can't seem to do is extend the highlighting to recognize the syntax for anything beyond the basic built-in Markdown (headings, italics, links, etc.). As an academic, things like syntax highlighting for Pandoc citations, footnotes, preferably Critic Markup (although less necessary), as well as a few other things, are quite important, but I can't seem to figure out how to accomplish these kinds of extensions. And I've Googled to no avail. Does anyone know whether they have been or are possible in BBEdit?
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