changing wiki file extension about wiki.vim

[lervag]

Hi! Thanks for raising the issue! The idea is actually that this should already be supported, see :help g:wiki_filetypes and g:wiki_link_extension. The first defines which filetypes will activate the "wiki layer". The second allows to make explicit which file extensions to use for wiki links. You can also make links without extensions, in which case the current file extension is assumed when resolving the link.

However, you are right that there are some hard coded .wiki extensions. I'll fix that asap.

[lervag]

I think my latest commit solves the hard coded extensions. Let me know if I should have missed something or if I accidentally broke something.

[slonik-az]

WoW! That was quick. I will try the changes when I am back in town and will report the results.

[slonik-az]

Took it for a spin based on the latest commit in master (commit:8f4c7a80) using .wmd extension instead of .wiki. MacVim (vim-8.1.950) on MacOSX-10.12.6 (Sierra).

In my .vim/vimrc:

let g:wiki_filetypes = ['wiki']
let g:wiki_link_extension = '.wmd'
let g:wiki_mappings_use_defaults = 1

I also used wiki-ft.vim plugin where I temporarily replaced .wiki extension with .wmd.

Opening a file gvim index.wmd brings up a new file with filetype set to wiki. Highlighting of headers and links seems to be working. Concealing of brackets around links seems to be working too. But there are problems:

What does not work:

• wiki-link-open does not work. Pressing <CR> over [[my-wiki-page]] has no effect (moves cursor to the next line, that's it).
• <leader>ww tries to open /index.wiki instead of /index.wmd.
• <TAB> has no effect (it is supposed to move cursor to the next wikilink).

[lervag]

Sorry about the slow reply! So:

ww tries to open /index.wiki instead of /index.wmd.

Yes, the extension used for WikiIndex is the first entry in g:wiki_filetypes. So, if you use wmd as an extension for files that has the filetype .wiki, then you should use `let g:wiki_filetypes = ['wmd'].

I can understand that this might be somewhat misleading. The g:wiki_link_extension option is only used to set which extension is used when creating links.

I believe that things should work for you if you update the settings as mentioned above.

Note: You do not have to set the g:wiki_mappings_use_defaults when you use the default value.