Gem markdown_helper supports file inclusion, but not (yet) recursive file inclusion.
Should it?
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Wow, Ben, you've really "woke" me! (Talk about not seeing the forest for the trees!)
My Markdown Helper doc should be describing use cases for the functionality I already have.
Working on it now.
[Update: just to be clear, by 'recursive' I do not mean a markdown file that includes itself, I mean an included file that includes other files.]
Can you further describe this use case?
Direct GitHub link to project for folks
Interesting question. I guess that's sort of what I'm asking about.
We know that in code we do include/require things recursively. But that's code, and markdown is documentation.
My own markdown files use file inclusion, but do not need recursion.
Do anyone's?