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Glancing around, I am assuming autolinker can perform hypertext links similar to viki and vimwiki for text structures

[[ link ]]
[[ link | text ]]

where link may contain more than one word. I am hoping to use autolinker to replace vimwiki (as I don't need all of its functionality and plethora of keymappings) and prefer to use other markup plugins for highlighting. So.. how can one configure autolinker to provide hypertext links with markup documents (assuming it can)?

If started for a buffer within a directory containg lots of files (for me about 5000) you get an error

E339: Pattern too long

this is because each file gets filled up in (truncated)

AutoHyperlinkWord xxx match /\V\<Page_0000005829\>\|\V\<Table_0000005097\>\|\V\<Table_0000005099\>\|\V\<Page_0005005252\>\|\V\<Page_0000000380\>\|\V\<Page_0000000381\>\|\V\<Page_0000000382\>\|\V\<Page_0000000383\>\|\V\<Page_0000000384\>\|\V\<Page_0000000385\>\|\V\<Page_0000000386\>\|\V\<Page_0000000387\>\|\V\<Page_0000000388\>\|\V\<Page_0000000389\>\|\V\<Table_0099000758\>\|\V\<Codeunit_0000005340\>\|\V\<Codeunit_0000005341\>\|\V
....

Maybe limiting the files to 256 or so:

function! s:Globpath(path, pattern) abort "{{{3
    Tlibtrace 'autolinker', a:path, a:pattern
    let id = join([getcwd(), a:path, a:pattern], '|')
    if s:IsValidCache(id)
        let matches = g:autolinker_glob_cache[id].files
    else
        let matches = s:DoGlobPath(a:path, a:pattern)
        let matches = map(matches, 'fnamemodify(v:val, ":p")')
        let matches = tlib#list#Uniq(matches)
        let g:autolinker_glob_cache[id] = {'files': matches}
    endif
    return matches[0:255]
endf      

is a solution

Hi,
I tried to use this plugin for todo.txt files, as the notes added to tasks there are linked with file://.

I checked with git grep, because :Autolinkbuffer was unknown to vim, and the only appearance of that command is in documentation files, but nowhere else?
Also, the mappings for autolinker are unknown to vim, even though g:autolinker#nmap is set to gz
Do you need any more information?