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Based on the documentation, folding should be enabled by default (except for YAML frontmatter and codeblocks that need a certain setting).
However, nothing is folded by default. All settings indicate that it should, but there are no folds. Event trying to manually close a fold doesn't work, since no folds are defined.
After playing around much and reading the source code I found that after calling pandoc#folding#Init folding will be enabled. But the whole documentation doesn't mention that method. It is not even called anywhere in the vim-pandoc codebase.
So what is the correct method to enable folding?
This should actually be mentioned in the documentation.
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I'd be happy to accept contributions on either side (I am a maintainer of both) that make these plugins play together nicer. In this case I'm guessing more granular config options for each so you could mix and match features would probably do the trick. I don't have time to dig into it myself right now but if PRs come through I'll try to facilitate them.
Based on the documentation, folding should be enabled by default (except for YAML frontmatter and codeblocks that need a certain setting).
However, nothing is folded by default. All settings indicate that it should, but there are no folds. Event trying to manually close a fold doesn't work, since no folds are defined.
After playing around much and reading the source code I found that after calling
pandoc#folding#Init
folding will be enabled. But the whole documentation doesn't mention that method. It is not even called anywhere in the vim-pandoc codebase.So what is the correct method to enable folding?
This should actually be mentioned in the documentation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: