His system uses Keyboard Maestro, which I don’t have, so I couldn’t just steal it.) Getting the next reference number (Gabe Weatherhead uses reference links, too, and he blogged about his technique for adding them back in January.
I needed replacements that would work in BBEdit while I gave it a try. These commands have served me well for over six years, and I missed them greatly when I stopped using TextMate. Both took advantage of my habit of using numbers for the references instead of words or abbreviations and would automatically increment the reference number as I added more links. The second assumed the link text had already been written and was selected. The first assumed the link text was about to be written. In 2006, with the help of the nice folks on the TextMate mailing list, I made a couple of macro/command/snippet combinations for quickly inserting reference links. It is harder to make reference links, though, because you have to jump from the link text to the list of references and back. I put the references at the end of the document, sort of the way references would be placed in an academic paper. I’ve always preferred the reference style to the inline style because it looks cleaner and makes the original Markdown document easier to read directly. The URL is kept elsewhere in the document, on a line that starts with the reference and a colon. Where the link text in brackets is followed by a reference, also in brackets. Note how the URL does notĭirectly follow the link text but is put elsewhere in theĭocument, often at the end of the file or at the end of a Where the link text in brackets is immediately followed by the URL in parentheses. Markdown has two link styles: inline and reference. Next post Previous post Markdown reference links in BBEdit
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