support for leanpub or book.txt?
James Shaw
leanpub has each chapter in separate files, with book.txt keeping a list of the files. Can that be used by your TOC window, to show a TOC of the entire book at once?
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Fletcher on Feb 15, 2014 @ 10:55 PM
Leanpub is separate from Markdown and MultiMarkdown, which is what
MultiMarkdown Composer is designed for.
MultiMarkdown does have support for file transclusion:
http://fletcher.github.io/MultiMarkdown-4/transclusion
This is a new feature for MultiMarkdown and has not been incorporated to
Composer yet, but will be.
The older version of this feature was the `mmd_merge` script, and is a
bit more like the limited approach used in leanpub (e.g. requiring a
master file to link other files together):
https://github.com/fletcher/peg-multimarkdown/wiki/How-to-install-the-MMD-Support-Package-mmd_merge.pl-in-Windows
Composer has support for mmd_merge built in. You open the master file
(analogous to book.txt) and use the "Merge with mmd_merge" command to
compile everything together into a single document.
In either case, the TOC for Composer is based on the current file, not
any transcluded files. If you want to see the TOC for the entire
collection, you use the menu command to compile to a single document.
Fletcher