Re: Is there a markdown-mode similar to org-mode?

[Steinar Bang]

>>>>> Thibaut Verron <thibaut.verron@gmail.com>:

>> Yes... but that code fragment is based on indentation instead of
>> backtick marking (which seems to be the "modern" markdown way of doing
>> it...? I'm no markdown expert)

> It seems to be C-c C-s C for that.

Nice! Thanks!

(indentation on the result seems a little off but much less to fix up here)

>> Will they give the feeling of editing the lists in the markdown document
>> or will I have to switch out of in of a different buffer like for code
>> editing.

> My understanding is that with orgstruct, everything should "just work"
> as if it was org-mode, as long as the point is on the first line of a
> list item. It should also be easy to try, just turn on the minor mode
> in a markdown-mode and see if it feels natural.

Ok! Thanks! orgstruct definitely seems like something to try. I will
report back here on this thread.

> With org-mode, it would be toggling between modes or toggling between
> buffers. But not quite like code editing, as you would still have the
> context around.

> But come to think of it, it would only work for edition commands, not for
> visibility -- those effects would be reverted when switching back to
> markdown-mode or to the original buffer. :/

Yes. :-/

But orgstruct seems promising.

Thanks!