On 3 Dec 2013, at 4:57, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
in /Users/nazgul/Library/Application Support/MailMate/Scripts should
have replaced the Markdown pre-processor, but that didn't seem to
work, nor did editing the same file in the MailMate app itself. In
fact, I finally had to replace the ``sundown`` program with a shell
script.
You are of course welcome to hack whatever you want, but I do not
officially support replacing the Markdown converter. The included
converter includes various changes to behave nicely when a by-product
is the plain text body part in the generated email.
Can you describe those briefly? Or point me at an example? I'd love to
wrap MultiMarkdown in a way would make it more compatible.
What's particularly odd though, is that MailMate is putting a UID in
the output that is sent to the Markdown pre-processor, and it's
including it just before the last line. So I ended up having the
following script.
This is a hack to be able to locate the position of the caret in the
HTML generated (for auto-scrolling). It currently does not work well
though (if at all).
Hah. That explains why it kept moving around!
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