# SmartMarkdown for Sublime Text 2 & 3

Author: Muchenxuan Tong (demon386@gmail.com)

## Introduction
The plugin is aimed at making editing Markdown in Sublime Text 2 easier and more powerful. Ideally, I hope we can bring several amazing features of [Org-mode](http://org-mode.org) of Emacs into Sublime Text.

## What's new
### v0.3: Adjust the position of folding mark to the end of headline. (added by [vovkkk](https://github.com/vovkkk) and [alehandrof](https://github.com/alehandrof))
### v0.2: Support for Sublime Text 3 (added by [UNOwen](https://github.com/UNOwen).)
### v0.1.6: Add support and bindings for headline level changing. (added by [David Smith](https://github.com/djs070).) The key bindings are: **Super+Shift+,** for decreasing and **Super+Shift+.** for increasing.
### v0.1.5: Basic smart table (grid table) support added. Basic Pandoc intergration (added by [DanielMe](https://github.com/DanielMe/).)
### v0.1.3: Add support for global headling folding / unfolding.
### v0.1.2: Move between headlines supported!
- Use **Ctrl+c Ctrl+n** to move to the next headline (any level); **Ctrl+c Ctrl+p** to the previous one.
- Use **Ctrl+c Ctrl+f** to move to the next headline (same level or higher level); **Ctrl+c Ctrl+b** to the previous one.
- Fixed a bug on bullet list. Thanks to quodlibet (fixed in v0.1.1).

### v0.1.0: Created!
- Smart Headline folding / unfolding is supported.
- Smart Lists is supported.

## Done
- **Smart Headline folding / unfolding**. Right now you can fold / unfold headlines by pressing **TAB** on it. I assume you use the following formats: # Section; ## Subsection; ### Subsubsection ...
- **Global Headline Folding / unfolding**. **Shift+Tab** to Fold / Unfold all at any position.
- **Smart Order / Unordered list**. When editing lists, you can just press **ENTER** and this plugin will automatically continue the list. Once the content of the list becomes empty it will stop.
- **Move between headlines**.
	- Use **Ctrl+c Ctrl+n** to move to the next headline (any level); **Ctrl+c Ctrl+p** to the previous one, for Mac. (**Ctrl+; Ctrl+n** and **Ctrl+; Ctrl+p** for Windows and Linux)
	- Use **Ctrl+c Ctrl+f** to move to the next headline (same level or higher level); **Ctrl+c Ctrl+b** to the previous one, for Mac. (**Ctrl+; Ctrlf** and **Ctrl+; Ctrl+b** for Windows and Linux)
- **Adjust headline level** Added by [David Smith](https://github.com/djs070).
    - **Super+Shift+,** for decreasing and **Super+Shift+.** for increasing headline levels.
- **Smart table**
	- Currently, the smart table suppose only the Grid table format of [Pandoc](http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html). Use monospaced fonts, otherwise it would appear bizarre.
	- The behavior is like the table in Org-mode. If you are unfamiliar with Org-mode, just use | (vertical line) to separate the column (e.g. | header1 | header 2 |), and use the **TAB** to reformat the table at point. Everything would fall into the place. Add +- and then press TAB for adding separator between rows. Add += and then press TAB for adding separator between header and the table body. Read the Grid tables section of [Pandoc Userg's Guide](http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#tables) for more information.
	- Use **TAB** to move forward a cell in table, **Shift+TAB** to move backward.
	- Personally I plan to use grid table as a basis and add command for converting to other table formats if necessary.
- **Basic Pandoc integration with Pandoc** By integrating [SublimePandoc](https://github.com/jclement/SublimePandoc). Added by [DanielMe](https://github.com/DanielMe/).
	- **Note**: If you need to generate PDF output, please make sure you have pdflatex available ([MacTeX](http://www.tug.org/mactex/2012/) for Mac, or TeX Live for other OS). Please also specify "tex_path" in the package settings (Preference - Package Settings - SmartMarkdown - Settings - User (see Settings - Default as an example.))

## Todo
- **Embeded R & Python Code for reproducible research**
- **Better Pandoc integration** Actual support for different Pandoc command line options etc.
- ...


## For Developers
- Whenever possible, please obey the [PEP 8](http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/) style guide. This can be checked easily with the plugin SublimeLinter.
- git-flow is recommended (but not enforced) as a development work flow. For instruction please read [Why aren't you using git-flow?](http://jeffkreeftmeijer.com/2010/why-arent-you-using-git-flow/). To adapt it, a command line tool [gitflow](https://github.com/nvie/gitflow/) is highly recommended.
- Please work on the develop branch, it's newer than master. the master branch is for users.

# License
The plugin is licensed under the MIT license.


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