[[Feature Request]]: Add Textile-esque paragraph modifiers

[zauberparacelsus]

The Textile markup format features some prefixes that one can add to a paragraph to alter its styling, which I think might be beneficial to add.

They are used like so:

p. A normal paragraph.  Redundant if used with markdown.
p<. A left-aligned paragraph, the default.
p>. A right-aligned paragraph
p=. A centered paragraph
p<>. A justified paragraph

p(. Left indent by 1em
p((. Left indent by 2em.
p(((. Left indent by 3em.  And so on with more parenthesis.

More info: https://textile-lang.com/doc/paragraphs

[kotaindah55]

Thanks for using my plugin and bring me some suggestions to another syntax. I would be very glad if this can be applied to the plugin.

Because my parser was programmed in such a way to parse certain patterns, e.g. those provided in readme, it will be a very complicated work to add another syntax with different pattern into the parser.

Currently, I manage some features that provide formatting and typing convenience #3. If I have done with that, I will try to make some test to those syntax in my parser.

[zauberparacelsus]

I had a thought about this feature, and had an idea for something more versatile and reusable. Instead of just doing the above, one could add a feature where you could define character sequences that go in front of a paragraph (or some other blocks) as a prefix, and it would apply a class to that paragraph.

So, in settings one would for example add p>. as a prefix, which would apply a .right-align class to the paragraph.

[kotaindah55]

Sorry for the late respond. But I prefer to your first suggestion. Those prefixes don't seem to be conflicted with builtin syntax. If anyone can define their own syntax, it could lead to conflicting with that.

[zauberparacelsus]

Alright