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I have a markdown text that may contain content like "[abc][def](url)".
In fact, "[abc]" refers to some custom expressions, just think of it as the Text type. "[def](url)" is a real link.
In the AST by default Parser, "[abc][def]" is treated as a LinkRef, and "(url)" is treated as a Text.
I tried related options, such as "LINK_TEXT_PRIORITY_OVER_LINK_REF", but couldn't get "[def](url)" to be Link.
I can actually guarantee that no link ref will appear in the context. Is there an easy way for me to handle this situation correctly?
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I have a markdown text that may contain content like "[abc][def](url)".
In fact, "[abc]" refers to some custom expressions, just think of it as the Text type. "[def](url)" is a real link.
In the AST by default Parser, "[abc][def]" is treated as a LinkRef, and "(url)" is treated as a Text.
I tried related options, such as "LINK_TEXT_PRIORITY_OVER_LINK_REF", but couldn't get "[def](url)" to be Link.
I can actually guarantee that no link ref will appear in the context. Is there an easy way for me to handle this situation correctly?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: