Add possibility to customize tag used to include heading in TOC.

[3ndriu]

It would be nice if there was possibility to customize tag (I mean !heading) which tells whether specified heading is included in table of contents.

I have a case, when I compile a few markdown files into a single file and I'd like to have a TOC in resulting file, but at the same time I'm using the original file and I don't want !heading text to be visible in headings. With customization I could put tag inside comment and specify that TOC should contain headings marked with, for instance, <!-- !heading -->.

[sethen]

I am afraid I am having a hard time understanding what you're asking here. Could you give me a more concrete example of the functionality you would like to see here?

[3ndriu]

In short, currently if I want to have some heading included in table of contents generated by markdown-include, I have to do it like this: # Some heading !heading. It would be nice to have the possibility to replace !heading with something else so I can write, for instance, # Some heading !whatever and have the Some heading entry in the table of contents.

I hope it's more clear now.

[sethen]

Oh, so you just want a way to be able to replace the keyword of !heading with something else that you've defined? That seems easy enough. Currently there is nothing like that in markdown-include for you to be able to define your own custom keywords for !heading.

I will look at this and see if it's something I can implement quickly.

[3ndriu]

Yes, this is exactly what I was asking about. Thanks in advance.