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Under what license is this released? I have been looking to try to make a Multimarkdown bundle for the Atom editor, using this as a starting point, but it's not clear how you have licensed this stuff...

The MMD bundle does not seem to catch all of the header keywords from the sample document:

http://cl.ly/2D382L0H2K351o2z2M42

The below syntax cannot be cleaned up (notice the two line breaks between the tables). If text or any other non-table element is placed between the tables, the cleanup command works. I would expect that a single line-break would treat them as the same table and more than 1 line-break to treat them as separate tables.

|h1|h2|
|-|-|
|c1|c2|


|h3|h4|
|-|-|
|c3|c4|

Hi,
after replacing markdown bundle with your when I click on the gear icon I get an alert saying bundle item popup

I can't seem to get this to work in TextMate 2 for Preview. I get errors when I try to preview with Markdown.

Failure running “Preview”.
Preview: line 15: multimarkdown: command not found

The editor updates, so now it inserts * for me when I'm doing lists, but I can't preview anything.

1. I've tried setting the TM_MULTIMARKDOWN_PATH to /usr/local/bin

2. I see multimarkdown 6 in my /usr/local/bin

3. I don't see anything in the Textmate > Preferences > Bundles, does this overwrite existing settings?

When I use the "Clean Tables" (^K) command I get the following error:

/bin/bash: line 2: /Users/drnic/Library/Application Support/MultiMarkdown/Utilities/table_cleanup.pl: No such file or directory

Is this something I'm supposed to install or should/could it be included with the bundle?

I am using a selection of shell variables that I have defined in TextMate. For example,

Author: ${TM_FULLNAME}
Affiliation: ${TM_ORGANIZATION_NAME}

However, when I process the mmd file using the bundle, these variables are not utilized, but instead are being treated as literal values. So, in place of my name, the generated pdf displays ${TM_FULLNAME}. I have downloaded and installed the most recent version of the bundle.

One small bug in the syntax highlighting relates to headers with words separated by spaces: these do not get properly highlighted by the bundle. A small tweak to the begin and end entries in meta.header.multimarkdown seems to fix this:

begin = '^([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9 ]):\s';
end = '^$|^(?=[ A-Za-z0-9]+:)';

Just an addition of two whitespace characters.

OS X Yosemite uses Ruby 2.0 by default, but this bundle item was designed for Ruby 1.8. Can some contributer fix this?