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As you well know, Emacs 29 is now shipping with tree-sitter support. There is a tree-sitter grammar for markdown that implements the CommonMark Spec. It could potentially be used as backend for markdown-mode. It is already used by neovim and helix.
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As also a neovim user, I would say the treesitter parser of markdown is still far from maturity, at least for the syntax highlight the treesitter neovim is worse than the pandoc-syntax.
While there are no obstacles for adding treesit support for markdown-mode, but I would say the cost is higher than the pay for the current markdown parser, as I can foresee that the current one would still provide better font-locking.
As you well know, Emacs 29 is now shipping with tree-sitter support. There is a tree-sitter grammar for markdown that implements the CommonMark Spec. It could potentially be used as backend for
markdown-mode
. It is already used by neovim and helix.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: