Yes that's it :) I think that using Pandoc Markdown syntax could enlarge the field of use of Haroopad: pandoc is a very powerful and feature rich tool.
Anyway Haroopad is an excellent tool. Thanks for developing it !
this sound great. I like to use pandoc syntax for academic writing. for this the markx editor (https://github.com/yoavram/markx) is quite good (feel free to get inspired)... but haroopad is just simpler and better as an editor. so like to stick with haroo.
Actually, I already use Haroopad with Pandoc, there is not a lot of problem of syntax compatibility for now.
The thing that could be great is to be able to open a console which run/execute a command on the current file from Haroopad. We could save our created commands and they would be accessible from the menu, and we could also link those command to a keyboard shortcut like in Notepad++. That we could link Haroopad to anything basically.
Then, we could create a command: "pandoc current_file output.docx" and linked it to a keyboard shortcut.
Do you want to support pandoc syntax?
Please tell me more detail ideas!
I think that using Pandoc Markdown syntax could enlarge the field of use of Haroopad: pandoc is a very powerful and feature rich tool.
Anyway Haroopad is an excellent tool.
Thanks for developing it !
Although we've already prototyped using pandoc, we're planning to support 'plugin architecture'.
It will take some time for supporting pandoc.I like to use pandoc syntax for academic writing. for this the markx editor (https://github.com/yoavram/markx) is quite good (feel free to get inspired)... but haroopad is just simpler and better as an editor. so like to stick with haroo.
The thing that could be great is to be able to open a console which run/execute a command on the current file from Haroopad.
We could save our created commands and they would be accessible from the menu, and we could also link those command to a keyboard shortcut like in Notepad++. That we could link Haroopad to anything basically.
Then, we could create a command: "pandoc current_file output.docx" and linked it to a keyboard shortcut.