Parse obsidian-style comments #359
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Thanks for working on this @jforberg. I'm going to mirror what I said in #36 with that I agree this functionality should become part of obsidian-export, but doubt that it's necessary to implement this in the core parsing logic though. Think you could try moving this into a postprocessing function instead? |
In addition to normal HTML comment style, Obsidian supports comments enclosed by "%%".
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@zoni I have rewritten the patch to use a postprocessor instead. I also changed so that Obsidian-style comments are translated into normal markdown/HTML comments, this means they could be used for something later if needed. |
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These comments are not part of the document proper and it's tricky when they contain other markup.
A future improvement could be to translate these into HTML comments in the output.