Scrivener and Asciidoctor displaying all documents in the Draft folder
Marked 2 is fabulous.
I have configured Marked 2 Version 2.5.27 (964) to process files in my Scrivener (3.1.1) draft folder as Asciidoctor files. It works well with just one Asciidoctor file, but if there exists more than one, Marked 2 appears to want to render every Asciidoctor in the Draft folder and concatenate the output in the Marked2 window.
When it does this, the output is "mangled". In any event, I just want to see the one I am currently working on.
Is there a way for Marked 2 to be configured to display only a single document or a single folder of Asciidoctor files in Drafts, rather than the entire Drafts folder?
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Brett on 07 Dec, 2018 06:40 PM
That's the way Marked works with Scrivener. It gathers all files listed
in the Drafts folder, concatenates them, and runs the concatenated
document through whatever processor is active. There's currently no way
to view a single document. Note that Scrivener doesn't provide me with
any access to the current editor, all I'm able to do is watch the entire
document bundle for changes, then go in and concatenate with any save
that happens. I have no way to determine the current document.
It would be possible to use the include/exclude from compile to disable
all documents and then selectively enable the one you wanted to preview,
but it would be pretty inconvenient.
-Brett
tcowan closed this discussion on 04 Jan, 2019 01:33 AM.