There are several major features here, spanning several issues, both open and closed.
This post will be pre-writing for Leo's documentation. *Support for @language pandoc* leo/modes/pandoc.py is based on leo/modes/md.py. *Live rendering of asciidoc and pandoc markup* The VR plugin recognizes @adoc nodes, @pandoc nodes (see below) and @language pandoc and @language md. The VR plugin renders only p.b. Read on if you want render entire files... *Improved adoc command* Given an @adoc node of the form @adoc <full path>, this command does the following: 1. Scan the @adoc tree, writing the result to adoc_test.adoc. The scan converts headlines to section markup. See help-for-command for adoc for more details. 2. Calls asciidoctor or asciidoc3 to convert adoc_test to adoc.html. This command prefers asciidoctor to to asciidoc3 if both exist. *New adoc-with-preview command* Runs the adoc command, then shows the resulting html in the default browser. *New pandoc and pandoc-with-preview commands* Much like the corresponding adoc commands, but uses pandoc markup, which is a variant of markdown. The pandoc tool must exist. *Summary* Leo now supports @language pandoc. The VR pane now renders asciidoc or pandoc markup live, but only for p.b. The new adoc, adoc-with-preview, pandoc, and pandoc-with-preview commands work on @adoc or @pandoc trees. Please report your experiences with these new features. Edward -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/leo-editor/5af2ac1d-ccf7-4f15-8301-efdcfff26828%40googlegroups.com.
