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| Adequat |
Posted - Apr 25 2018 : 04:08:26 AM
In your predefined snippets, you have two interesting ones:
"Markdown code lines"
"Markdown inline code"
Problem: if you open a markdown file (the common file extension is .md), then the VA menu "Surround with VA Snippet" is not available, which makes these snippets useless.
The .md files, which are a documentation standard, should benefit from the same VA support as comment sections in source code.
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| sean |
Posted - Jul 13 2018 : 2:47:28 PM
case=116064 is addressed in build 2283. |
| feline |
Posted - May 01 2018 : 12:47:38 PM
Good to know, thank you. I occasionally go hunting for code samples on Github, but haven't really looked at it beyond that. Always something new to learn :) Also good to know we haven't broken this, it's just not yet supported. |
| Adequat |
Posted - Apr 29 2018 : 01:39:52 AM
quote:
a markdown file is simply a txt file that uses markdown formatting?
Yes. The standard file extension is .md
This is really a standard today, especially with the advent of github. |
| feline |
Posted - Apr 27 2018 : 07:10:58 AM
I don't recall ever seeing those snippets myself, or dealing with markdown files, so I suspect you did add these yourself. That's only relevant because I am just checking that we have not lost snippet support for markdown files without anyone noticing 
Out of interest, what is a "markdown" file? I am familiar with the concept of markdown as a standard for text formatting for websites, so am I correct in assuming that a markdown file is simply a txt file that uses markdown formatting? |
| Adequat |
Posted - Apr 26 2018 : 01:20:05 AM
Maybe I did those snippets many years ago then forgot ;)
But that does remove the problem. Thanks for opening a case. |
| sean |
Posted - Apr 25 2018 : 2:29:41 PM
I wasn't able to find those snippets. Are you seeing them in the VA Snippet Editor?
I've opened a case for at a minimum treating .md / .markdown similar to .txt: case=116064. |
