Hi wolfv,
On Sat, 12 Jan 2013 10:44:03 -0800 (PST)
wolfv wrote:
> I use VIM to edit .txt files for personal notes and to-do lists. I really
> like my setup but sometimes it is hard to pick out the headings.
>
> The only Markdown convention I use is headings. I turned off Markdown syntax
> because most of the highlighting gets in the way e.g. the “_” underscore in
> URLs, file_names, and paths start italics where I don't want it. Escape
> characters would slow down typing and reading.
>
> I use Markdown headings for folding. I do not want the remaining Markdown
> syntax.
>
> Is there a Vim script that has the following three syntax or a plugin where
> the other syntax can be turned off?: 1. indented wrapping e.g. Block Quotes
> from reStructuredText (RST) 2. heading highlighting from Markdown e.g. ##title
> 3. folding on the Markdown headings
>
(sorry for messing up the text).
I think the quickest way given these requirements is to write something like
that yourself or pay/convince/bribe/force/threaten/etc. someone else to do it.
I am willing to do it given the right price, but I should warn you that I'm not
a very big expert when it comes to writing Vim syntax files. If you're
interested in hiring me, then contact me offlist:
http://www.shlomifish.org/me/contact-me/
Other people may be able to help you too, but most of them will also probably
expect a payment of some sort. Or like I said, you can learn it from vim's
usr_* and write it yourself.
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
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