> On Mar 28, 2016, at 1:15 PM, Adam Liter <adam.li...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Thanks for your responses. Kee, how do you switch to the builtin markdown
> processor?
>
I don't know if I should tell. Benny will probably shoot me if I cause any more
problems for him. :)
I replaced the "sundown" binary inside of MailMate with my own markdown
processor; initially a custom python pre-processor with multimarkdown as the
backend, then later with pandoc.
And I made a modified version of the script which converts html to markdown,
making it just pass through the html.
The downside of this is that if a MailMate user replies, _their_ mail program
isn't going to handle all that stuff, so you'll lose a bunch of formatting.
I did it for two reasons. The primary one was that to use MailMate for work, I
had to have a processor that would handle html as well as markdown. Secondarily
I wanted to play with things like code styling, style sheets, and other addons
that sundown didn't support.
Since then Benny has added nearly all the features I wanted (and then some). So
I recently switched back to the builtin processor.
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