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This sounds good to me. I envision a minibuffer prompt with completion based on previously used language keywords in the current buffer (using read-from-minibuffer
with the hist
and default-value
arguments). A global fallback default (for the first code block in a buffer) could be defined in a custom variable. There are other things I need to work on first, so if anyone else wants to write a patch in the meantime that would speed things up.
As a workaround for now you could re-bind </kbd> to
self-insert-commandin the
gfm-mode-hook` (just added today).
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I would think it'd be more appropriate to have a list of all the recognized languages gfm provides (which we'd have to update every so often) and do a completing-read
(with history and default-value, and global default like you said) from that list instead of just read-from-minibuffer
. Does that sound good? I'll take a look at this one.
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Having a pre-specified list of languages is a great idea. I agree that completion would be preferred. I actually thought read-from-minibuffer
did that, but I given the names I suppose it only provides history, not history and completion. If you could take a look at this, that would be great!
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We now have completion for programming language names as described above with some additional enhancements. Also see the new variable markdown-gfm-use-electric-backquote
, which determines whether to use markdown-electric-backquote
when backquote is pressed three times (default: t
). Thanks to @cosmicexplorer for implementing this!
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