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derived ikiwiki major mode #1

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@ihrke ihrke commented Dec 6, 2011

This patch creates a major mode for ikiwiki-markdown which is currently used to filter out ikiwiki directives (which look a little like markdown-links and are therefore erroneously followed by markdown-mode).
Furthermore, link-following is ikiwiki-specific (see screenshot).

Matthias Ihrke added 23 commits December 6, 2011 15:26
of ikiwiki-mode; this has the advantage that behaviour can be fully
customized and the directives are not subject to all the fancy linking behaviour
buffer we are coming from. This helps to create gfm-mode or
ikiwiki-mode files in their appropriate modes.
markdown-fontiy-region-wiki-links for ikiwiki-support
This is now handled in the original function such that switching
between modes works better.
instead ask for ikiwiki-mode whenever this variable is used
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kini commented Sep 2, 2015

You may wish to submit this to http://github.com/jrblevin/markdown-mode instead, since that's the official repo. This one is just a mirror.

hubot pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 28, 2017
This was required by the original ATX specification, although
Markdown.pl didn't enforce it.  It prevents false positives for
#hashtags and things like "Engine #1" when lines wrap.  It also
reinforces good style.
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