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Currently, markdown-include can pull in any type of file... It just looks at the path and goes from there. It should be smart enough to know when it's including a code snippet and wrap it with the appropriate code block for easier documentation. For instance, you could do
#include "ruby.rb"
And markdown-include should compile
classMyClass{definitialize(arg){@arg=arg;}}
wrapped in appropriate backticks that correspond to the language for syntax highlighting if available.
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Currently, markdown-include can pull in any type of file... It just looks at the path and goes from there. It should be smart enough to know when it's including a code snippet and wrap it with the appropriate code block for easier documentation. For instance, you could do
And markdown-include should compile
wrapped in appropriate backticks that correspond to the language for syntax highlighting if available.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: