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

[Thibaut Verron]

Hi,

I am not familiar with markdown-mode, but from what I can read, as far as
headings are concerned, it already has all you want. The key bindings might
be different, but that is easy to change as you say. It also seems that
code-block edition is already there, with C-c C-s p and C-c ' -- so again,
you just need to rebind to your liking.

For lists, you could see if orgstruct-minor-mode does the trick.
If not, would turning org-mode temporarily, or opening an indirect buffer
in org-mode, be acceptable?

Best wishes,
Thibaut



Le mer. 31 janv. 2024 à 13:20, Steinar Bang <sb@dod.no> a écrit :

> Is there a markdown-mode similar to org-mode?
>
> I'm using markdown-mode right now to edit .md files and I find myself
> missing a lot of functionality I have in org-mode.
>
> This is what I'm missing at first edit, but there is probably more that
> I can't think about right now:
>
>  1. TAB to open and close trees (including unordered lists and ordered
>     lists)
>  2. Treating lists similar to headings
>  3. Alt-arrow right and Alt-arrow left to switch level of headings and
>     list items, and correctly change numbering of ordered lists (C-c
>     arrow left and C-c arrow right does part of the work, but not the
>     fixing of numbers in ordered lists. Also C-c arrow is a bit more
>     clumsy than Alt-arrow but that can be fixed by a custom key
>     binding))
>     So: changing of numbering in ordered list is what is missing here
>  4. Correctly set numbering of ordered lists when using Alt-RET to
>     create a new list item
>  5. C-, to create a correctly indented code block and C-' to edit the
>     content of the code block in a separate buffer
>
> Anyone know of a markown-mode with the above functionality?
>
> Ie. opening and closing of trees (both headings and lists), fixing of
> ordered list numbering and editing of code blocks?
>
> First workaround I thought of was to do the edit in org-mode and just
> export to markdown, but I have to cooperate with other people who will
> edit the .md file and have no idea of what to do with the .org file, so
> that's out.
>
> Thanks!
>
>
> - Steinar
>
>