Also given new mapping. Hit `<c-t>` instead of `<c-x>`. `<c-x>` (in
insert mode) instead now brings up the path completion which was
previously on the other mapping.
On any line in a markdown-like file (i.e. markdown, quarto, djot, etc.),
we can hit `<c-t>` in normal mode or insert mode to toggle the current
line having a checkbox or not. It takes care to leave the current item a
list item like it was if it already was filled with content.
It does _not_ remove the list item even if it is empty, this may be an
improvement for the future (i.e., empty line -> we hit <c-t> -> line
turns into `- [ ] ` -> we hit <c-t> -> line stays `- `).
But care should be taken to not remove a list item if we don't intend
to, e.g. we could have toggled part of a list beforehand and don't want
to remove the list on each toggle. That's why it is more conservative
for now and I think it should work well enough (the case is likely to be
rare in my mind).
Also, while it does pick up the extended checkbox symbols ([o], [~], [-]),
those are currently hardcoded into the query.
In my mind it should pick those up dynamically from another plugin
instead of hardcoding here, e.g. render-markdown which also defines the
symbols?
Lastly, we could extend it to use treesitter queries instead / on top if
TS is found which would make it more robust than regex matching. But for
an hour of hacking it works quite well.
Marty Oehme
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