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https://atom.io/packages/language-markdown

see:

{
    'begin': '{\\+\\+'
    'end': '\\+\\+}'
    'name': 'critic.gfm.addition'
    'captures':
      '0':
        'name': 'critic.gfm.addition.marker'
  }
  {
    'begin': '{--'
    'end': '--}'
    'name': 'critic.gfm.deletion'
    'captures':
      '0':
        'name': 'critic.gfm.deletion.marker'
  }
  {
    'begin': '{=='
    'end': '==}'
    'name': 'critic.gfm.highlight'
    'captures':
      '0':
        'name': 'critic.gfm.highlight.marker'
  }
  {
    'begin': '{>>'
    'end': '<<}'
    'name': 'critic.gfm.comment'
    'captures':
      '0':
        'name': 'critic.gfm.comment.marker'
  }
  {
    'begin': '{~~'
    'end': '~~}'
    'name': 'critic.gfm.substitution'
    'captures':
      '0':
        'name': 'critic.gfm.substitution.marker'
    'patterns': [
      {
        'match': '~>'
        'name': 'critic.gfm.substitution.operator'
      }
    ]
  }

In index.less: Use the atom-text-editor tag instead of the editor-colors class.

Store package style sheets in the styles/ directory instead of stylesheets/ in the pen-paper-coffee-syntax package

ThemePackage.getStylesheetsPath (/opt/atom/resources/app/src/package.js:433:9)
<unknown> (/opt/atom/resources/app/src/theme-manager.js:434:35)

It works great with those that have .md extensions. Unfortunately, I can't change the extensions.

For some reason the theme is broken with the One Light UI Theme 0.44.0 and Atom 1.10.0. The problems disappear when changing to a different UI theme, e.g. Atom Light. See images for examples:

There are many other instances with similar problems and other problems, i.e. not recognizing italics, only some of the citations etc.

When I activate the syntax theme, the background and line numbers appear correctly, but none of the unique colors are applied to headings, links, blockquote, etc. as shown in the screenshots. They're all the same indigo of the default paragraph text. The heading fonts are also the same size as paragraph fonts, contrary to what's show in the screenshots. Here's what markdown looks like:

I'm wondering if the style theme conflicts with the default Atom Light UI theme I'm using? Is Pen Paper Coffee more compatible with some UI themes than others?

When the pen-paper-coffee-syntax theme is running, headers won't soft wrap. Instead, they run off the edge of the screen.

Hi,

your syntax theme uses a default color value for the Project Find heading pane and makes it impossible to use because it's dark text on dark background.

If I add this to my styles.less it works fine:

.preview-pane .panel-heading {
  background-color: #e0dad3;
}

I don't understand Atom theming very much but if you tell me where I need to apply this and how I'll create a pull request. The color is the same as in @heftstreifen (toller Name!) in the colors.less

Currently, only headings preceeded with # are highlighted.
The alternate underline-ish style for H1 and H2 does not seem to be supported yet:

Create a few options for the theme:

• make gutter transparent/the same color

For implementing settings in a theme, refer to eg. https://github.com/coopermaruyama/apathy-theme

The hidden characters are very dark, is it possible to use a lighter color?

Hi, thanks for your package!

I'm new to all of this, so there might be a very obvious answer, but:

Where can I set softWrapHangingIndent just for ordered/unordered lists?

Would you be able to add to the readme the settings you use to style the markdown preview plus with pen paper coffee?

As of now the .variable.issue.tag is using the blue of variable. maybe color the number blue as well.

for captured scopes see:

 {
    'match': '(?<=^|\\s|"|\'|\\(|\\[)(#)(\\d+)(?=[\\s"\'\\.,;\\)\\]])'
    'captures':
      '1':
        'name': 'variable.issue.tag.gfm'
      '2':
        'name': 'string.issue.number.gfm'
  }

Is it possible to change the style to highlight inline footnotes? So that Here is a point.[^And a supporting footnote.] (or the ^[ pandoc variation) would highlight the footnote text to make it distinct from the body?

Not sure if this is an issue with Atom, or the theme:

https://discuss.atom.io/t/jsdoc-yuidoc-syntax-highlighting/15934

Hello. I hope it is okay to come with a request like this.
I've been using this theme for atom for quite some time now and would like to know if you have converted it to a .Xressources color theme? or know if it is exists?

Wasn't there an "apply to these grammars" setting at some point? I would really like my .todo files styled like my .gfm files.

those scopes are used for tables:
.border.pipe.inner
.border.pipe.outer
.border.header
.border.alignment
.table.gfm

• prepending selectors with syntax--

The pop-ups from autocomplete plus are a bit too high and hide the text I'm writing:

Minor thing, but I find it a bit distracting in the writing process.

Hi, I really like your theme. Here's a strange thing I found:

• Open Atom.
• New file.
• Write a header.

Testing a background for those might be an idea. Now they are only violet, which is ok, but could be more visible.

I use $...$ and $$...$$ styles on a regular basis. Is there any way to style them?

Example:

I like inline too $ E=mc^2 $

$$
\begin{aligned}
W &= (r,S,R)\\
S  &= K \cup I \neq \emptyset\\
R  &\subseteq E \times S \cup (r, s \in S) \neq \emptyset
\end{aligned}
$$

• bibtex/biblatex (.bib) files should read similiar to markdown files. that means:
• @citekey or citekey should be colored the same in .md and .bib

In index.less: Use .bracket-matcher .region to select highlighted brackets.