Razor-style templating about commonmark.net

[Knagis]

For the inline code elements you would need to add a new parser method in InlineMethods.cs - the current version contains a method InitializeParsers() that will enable you to easily add the mapping and the parser itself is simple enough (since the elements cannot overlap other markdown elements like emphasis can).

For the block code elements you would need to add code to BlockMethods.cs method incorporate_line(). If you apply enough constraints on how the block has to look (for example, always start at the beginning of the line, always end on a separate line) it should not be too hard.

Both parsers will need to add elements into the AST, and you will need a new implementation of the renderer that will output the C# code.

Some other things to consider:

• Maybe for block elements you could use the markdown fenced code syntax? This way you don't need to extend the block parser at all.
• The same - maybe for inline code you could use markdown inline code syntax with backticks? With both of these you won't need to modify parsers at all.

Actually if you use the approach of using the default markdown code syntax, you will only need to create a new writer and that can be done without forking the project - just call ProcessStage1/2() and feed the AST object to your own writer.

The drawback is that you loose Razor syntax highlighting. Maybe to mitigate it, you could mix both syntaxes:

```@{
    CommonMarkSettings.UrlResolver = VirtualPathUtility.ToAbsolute;
    var count = Model.Messages.Count();
}
```
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[Knagis]

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[firelizzard18]

Thanks. I'll be working on this again in the future, but it's low priority ATM.