Explain how "macros" work in djot#212
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This is a good idea, though I might want to think more about the content. Note also: the section on Filters in https://github.com/jgm/djot.js/blob/main/doc/djot.md |
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I dont know much about js and whats possible. Maybe some of these ideas are useful to adapt |
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It's not obvious that djot is, in fact, an extensible format. People are looking for macros, or syntax extension, not find them, and think that it's basically markdown situation.
I think a nice way to improve this would be to have a "Syntax Extensions" section in the docs, which basically says that djot doesn't really need those.