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Motivation: In a document with many quotes in natural languages other than the main language of the document, I use a lot of constructs like "[This is a quote in English]{lang=en}", in order for latex to produce proper hyphenation for each language in PDF generation. In reading what I have written, the language attributes are a distraction, so I would love for them to be concealed.
(This could lead down a rabbit hole of concealing all sorts of attributes. I suppose that is not a problem.)
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This is actually one I would get some millage out of too. There are quite a few variations on the syntax however, and in my case it is sometimes combined with other attributes. It would be a rabbit hole and certainly something that needed to be behind a separate (default off) feature flag, but possibly one worth perusing.
It would be great if vim-pandoc-syntax concealed the language attribute "lang" (which is about natural, not programming languages).
https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#language-variables
Motivation: In a document with many quotes in natural languages other than the main language of the document, I use a lot of constructs like
"[This is a quote in English]{lang=en}"
, in order for latex to produce proper hyphenation for each language in PDF generation. In reading what I have written, the language attributes are a distraction, so I would love for them to be concealed.(This could lead down a rabbit hole of concealing all sorts of attributes. I suppose that is not a problem.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: