Lacking vim documentation

[lervag]

I propose that you add a vim documentation, even if it is only a parsed version of the README file.

[reedes]

I'm open to adding native vim docs, but haven't had a chance to do it myself.

Pull requests are welcome. :^)

[lervag]

Ok, I see. I don't have the time to do it myself, though (sorry). However, I think @junegunn has written a parser to turn markup files to vim docs. See vim-easy-align for an example.

[reedes]

Such a parser would be mighty handy, but I don't see that he's yet published it as a project. Or I'm missing it.

[lervag]

Neither have I. I remember there was a discussion about it in an issue for
vim-easy-align.

Perhaps he would be willing to share it?

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Karl

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Such a parser would be mighty handy, but I don't see that he's yet
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[junegunn]

Actually I do have one, but sorry I don't think it's ever going to be ready for public release. It's just a collection of fragile, horrible hacks that is only supposed to work with my documents.

[reedes]

A horrible hack would be my approach as well.

I checked to see if pandoc had support for vimdoc markup. No such luck.

[reedes]

Relevant to this task: https://github.com/FooSoft/md2vim

[lervag]

Oh, nice. Thanks for sharing.