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Hi,
Support for embedding markdown files was released today in v0.1.8 version, so you can test it out by updating Memo via the marketplace.
About PDF support, how important is it for you to support PDF and what are the use cases? Embedding PDF requires additional effort to make the built-in Markdown preview work. As far as I know, WebKit allows you to embed PDF into HTML page, but it's a very basic PDF viewer, and you can't expect decent UX that some well-known PDF viewers / editors usually provide.
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I was simply hoping that selecting the PDF or word document would open it in the default application for further editing. An embedded document viewer is not necessary, just the ability to open it from the link entered in the markdown file.
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Alright, I started to think about "embedding" because you mentioned this ![[filename.ext]]
syntax with !
in the beginning which is used for embedding files instead of [[filename.ext]]
which is used for linking them 🙂 . I'll check if VSCode allows opening links in the default editor.
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Not sure if this fits OPs request, but I keep PDFs in my project folder, open them with the vscode-pdf extension, and then comment on them. My use-case is academia, i.e. citations and annotations.
[My hope is to be able to use memo (or foam) and create a perfect good enough work-flow to efficiently chew through PDFs and create my own Zettelkasten. memo has the better features (imo), but i am missing some graph visualization.]
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Not sure if this fits OPs request, but I keep PDFs in my project folder, open them with the vscode-pdf extension, and then comment on them. My use-case is academia, i.e. citations and annotations.
[My hope is to be able to use memo (or foam) and create a
perfectgood enough work-flow to efficiently chew through PDFs and create my own Zettelkasten. memo has the better features (imo), but i am missing some graph visualization.]
Thanks for mentioning vscode-pdf extension, it changed my mind a bit about how this feature can be used, so I'm going to implement a feature for opening any link to the existing file in the default app via additional command, otherwise on cmd + click / enter
file will be opened in VSCode and displayed via supported plugins such as vscode-pdf.
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v0.1.9 should support Open link in the default app
command. Also new document formats including pdf
were added to autocomplete results.
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Related Issues (20)
- Reference header name with code HOT 1
- New notes capture links to old notes with same name HOT 2
- Backlinks in Preview HOT 3
- Not all extensions are open with default app
- Link to .ts / .tsx /.js files & links inside them also
- markdown.experimental.updateLinksOnFileMove.enabled HOT 4
- Daily notes don't automatically create in a Journal or Daily Notes folder HOT 1
- Request for adding to HacktoberFest Topic HOT 1
- Better logging for commands in general HOT 4
- Feature Request: Checklist / Todo / Tasks HOT 3
- A solution compatible with Markdown Extended
- CMD+Enter keyboard shortcut HOT 1
- Feature Request: Sort Backlinks Sidebar
- YAML Preamble is displayed in on-hover preview, not in built-in preview
- Daily Notes Folder Configuration HOT 1
- Add tag function?
- Completion Sort Order: Frequency/Recency
- Incompatible with Markdown Preview Enhanced
- Feature: Support links in format Page#Section
- Support for native markdown links []() HOT 1
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