refine markdown symbols

[liuderchi]

• heading: using symbol of macro

• list item: using symbol of enum

• demo
  

[nicolashainaux]

Looks much better this way. Included in symbols-tree-nav.

[liuderchi]

Thank for noticing this PR.
Really hope this package would have more markdown syntax support.

If I had time I'd like to study how to parse list item and include them inside heading symbol
(like building TOC but for content inside each headings)

@nicolashainaux What are the features you like to add up for markdown?

[nicolashainaux]

@nicolashainaux What are the features you like to add up for markdown?

Well, no precise ideas, so far.

But including list item for inclusion inside heading symbols sounds really interesting. Only problem, I am pretty sure such a parsing feature relies only on the external parser.

Nevertheless, as the Linux binary parser provided with symbols-tree-view, I added an option in symbols-tree-nav to change the parser that is used. If you would like to try another parser, you can use this option for development.

I could also add another option or tweak the existing one in order to let the user define different parsers, depending on the file's scope (python/C/coffee-script/markdown etc.). If such an option would help you, I'd certainly add it.

[nicolashainaux]

Of course, if reworking the regex in the ctags file is enough, it would be good.

Something else: it could be nice too to add icons dedicated to markdown tags.

Anyway, don't hesitate to create a PR in symbols-tree-nav.

[liuderchi]

... If you would like to try another parser, you can use this option for development.

Thanks for pointing out s.t.nav supports custom syntax parser. I will have a try.

... Anyway, don't hesitate to create a PR in symbols-tree-nav.

Now I don't understand s.t.view architecture and I need more investigation to create PR.

IMO we can move to symbol-tree-nav for more discussion (maybe in a new issue page).

[nicolashainaux]

@liuderchi just created a new issue in symbols-tree-nav here, to continue the discussion.