First, thanks for a great programme! I've started to use ReText more and more instead of normal word processing software, as it is then so easy to convert the text to html if needed -- without the bloated CSS created by fully-fledged word processors.

Would it be possible to add a shortcut for duplicating a line? Some text editors use Ctrl+D, and it is very handy (much quicker than select-

The Japanese documentation states that max_length checks the number of words (単語数) in parentheses. It doesn't - it checks the number of characters. Also, the default value of max_length is 4, which is too few if it is counting characters, I think.

I have the following rst files:

index.rst

Test Documentation!
===================

This is some test documentation

.. toctree::
   :maxdepth: 2

   another_page
   one_more

another_page.rst

Another Page for Test Doc
==========================

This is another page for the test documentation.

Reference to :doc:`one_more`

Section A
---------

Some section

The first flowable on a page receives descender=0 on rendering. This causes a difference in the rendering of the two admonitions below:

.. Hint:: It's bigger than a bread box.

.. Hint:: It's bigger than a bread box.

When rendering a top border, the cursor should probably be moved by - descender and the descender passed to the content should equal 0.

Something similar ne

Consider adding information how to extend waliki templates in custom projects:

In project templates directory create waliki/ and place base.html in it (ex. path: some_app/templates/waliki/base.html

base.html can contain

{% extends "site_base.html" %}
{% block navbar %}{% include "_layouts/menu.html" with site="wiki" %}{% endblock %}

It can be useful for newbies

When running this tool on a large C codebase, I was experiencing errors with values out-of-bounds of the size of a short, so I modified _search.py to create a table with larger bounds:

diff --git a/documentation/_search.py b/documentation/_search.py
index cd8b643..efe2bc5 100644
--- a/documentation/_search.py
+++ b/documentation/_search.py
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ class ResultMap:
 

Please follow the troubleshooting guide to locate the culprit.

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Environment

• Extension version: 116.0.0
• Visual Studio Code version: 1.41.1
• Operating System version: Windows 10 Version 10.0

In your example from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/miyakogi/m2r/master/docs/example.md:

Link to [document](example.md) in markdown.

links propertly to example.html (that is auto-generated without additional rst file I suppose)

For me such a link points to .md file (not to generated html file), that not exists in build directory of course. I've played around with `m2r_parse_r

Currently rstcheck is hard coded to ignore Sphinx RST extensions via:

https://github.com/myint/rstcheck/blob/v3.3.1/rstcheck.py#L163

If sphinx is installed, it get the current information, otherwise defaults to a hard coded list of roles and directives. This makes sense as a default behaviour.

However, not everyone uses Sphinx, and in that case it would be useful to be able to disable

Export of two or more org links with same name/label results in an invalid reST file. This is caused by ox-rst exporting references as named links instead of anonymous links.

Thus this .org notation:

[[https://example.com][this]] and [[http://example2.com][this]]

is exported as

`this <https://example.com>`_ and `this <http://example2.com>`_

creating an invalid reST file.

Hi,

I find this list very useful and I think crowbook might be included in it : https://github.com/lise-henry/crowbook

However I've not tested it and specially how to seamlessly cite references part.

Noé

Environment Details (include every applicable attribute)

• Operating System+version: Windows 10
• Compiler+version: -
• Conan version: 1.12.3, latest
• Python version: 3.8 (default download 32 Bit!)

The directive block is separated from the rest by a blank line, but the parser simply outputs text nodes ignoring blank lines.

e.g. the following rST…

.. figure:: larch.png
   :scale: 50

   The larch.

parses to

{
  "type": "document",
  "children": [
    {
      "type": "directive",
      "directive": "figure",
      "children": [
        {
        

The autodoc feature doesn't properly represent structures of the form
typedef struct {...} <symbol>; which is a common way of defining structures in C code.

A temporary solution was to write typedef struct <symbol> {...} <symbol>; but this is redundant.