Highly extended specification for Markdown, intended for complex documents.
VisionMark is an attempt to solve the problem of incompatibility of different Markdown implementations, while pushing the capabilities of CommonMark to the limits.
VisionMark can produce highly complex documents, while being intuitive for the user. Here is an example of what it can do:
== Header <id> // Comment
Lorem ipsum *dolor* sit _amet_. The link to header is @id.
`code` is no more a stack of "`". Now you can do like this:
`
int code = 0;
code.parse();
`
or something like this:
+
int code = 0;
code.parse();
+
Do you like footnotes? +fn(1)
+fn(1): Yes, I do!
Tables are easy-to-create, no more spawning dashes!
+table(3x3)
column header; **bold formatted** header; Table can now be created within one line!;
+fm(2x+3 \int); ; <- see this empty cell?;
+br +br +br; <- these are breaks; the end.
+
As you've seen, new _objects_ start with a plus sign, then you specify the type of an object and its arguments. That's it!
> How do you make an image?
> +img(path/to/image, with a caption like this)
There are more advanced examples:
- List of some items
--x New Task list item
--x Second item!
--0 Incomplete task
^ Right there you have seen that we do not need an indention to make a secondary list.
> Like this you can specify a collapsible list summary
_ And here you start a one-line explanation.
_ But it can also span multiple paragraphs!
The goal of such `markup` is to move further away from HTML-tags.
Documentation addressing various syntax is provided within Wiki section.
Since VisionMark is just a concept, you are free to modify or use it as a base for text editors and renderers and other types of software. VisionMark is being distributed under MIT License.