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I don't like mentioning Emacs every time there is an article about another editor but as expected it does have a markdown-mode (inline). I use it but AFAIK it
by aerique 15y ago
I don't like mentioning Emacs every time there is an article about another editor but as expected it does have a markdown-mode (inline). I use it but AFAIK it is a seperate download. Check the Emacs Wiki.
- est 15y agoCorrectly if I am wrong, I thought vim/emcas is mainly a CLI editor? You really need to have a graphics environment to display some of the advanced Markdown features, e.g. line height, tables, subscript, superscript, non-fixed width and fixed with font with markdown idention, etc.
- aerique 15y agoEmacs can be pretty graphical depending on the mode (see Latex preview for AUCTex mode for example) but you're also right: I don't think Markdown mode supports the more advanced features you just mentioned. (I wouldn't use Markdown for the advanced features I like it for its simplicity.)