Can't disable conceal about vim-pencil HOT 17 OPEN

I solved this by add this setting to .vimrc:

    let g:vim_markdown_conceal = 0

But still, it would be great if these two plugins can work together smoothly.
Also in markdown since I like to use [name](url) a lot in my notes, if the conceal is enabled, lines ends up in different lengths.(that's the main reason I want to disable conceal function). It would be much better if this can be improved. (I'm using soft wrap, by the way)

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Ah, that makes sense. The syntax plugin was enabling conceal independently of pencil.

I'll think about how to best integrate, though I've been trying to avoid building dependencies on the syntax plugin projects beyond the blacklists.

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What happens if you enter in command mode

:echo g:pencil#conceallevel

?

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the output of :echo g:pencil#conceallevel is 0

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Good, that's what I'd expect. Next step, initialization.

How are you initializing pencil? With the Pencil command or with an autocmd?

Is conceal working as expected after you use the Pencil command to initialize?

If init() isn't called, then the conceallevel isn't touched by pencil.

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I init pencil by autocmd FileType markdown,mkd call pencil#init()
If I run :Pencil, then conceal works as expected.
It's confusing, because the state after init is called while :Pencil is not called seems in a partially initialized state, which has pencil activated, but not working as I configed.

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Hmm, so there's something strange going on with the autocmd if the Pencil command is working as expected. (The Pencil command is calling init().)

Some additional commands to run AFTER you've loaded a markdown file, where the autocmd should have been triggered to call init()...

:echo &filetype
:echo has('conceal')
:echo v:version
:echo &conceallevel

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:echo &filetype
markdown
:echo has('conceal')
1
:echo v:version
704
echo &conceallevel
2

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after I manually run :call pencil#init() when a.md is already open, all is OK. **word** show as **word** instead of word.

I don't know why. Without manually run the command, if pencil is not activated, **word** should not show as word. So why should I run the init command another time?

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I am just curious why you have such an intention of design to hide characters like **,
In my opinion, as an TEXT editor, any character input should be shown literally and explicitly.

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It sounds like pencil's init is behaving as expected, though it's not clear why your autocmd isn't calling init.

If you don't use pencil at all (no manual init or autocmd init) what's the value of &conceallevel?

What markdown syntax library are you using, if not the default?

As to your question regarding intention, hiding syntax is a feature that a subset of users will value, especially those of us who use fonts that can show bold and italic styles.

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If pencil is comment out completely from my .vimrc, I get the same result on &conceallevel.

echo &conceallevel
2

I just type **a** in a file named a.md.

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That must be the vim default if pencil isn't loaded or initialized for a buffer, assuming it's not being set by a syntax (or other plugin).

If a buffer is initialized for pencil, either manually or through autocmd, then &conceallevel should take on the value of g:pencil#conceallevel.

Is that consistent with what you're seeing?

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In my side, whether or not I enable pencil and related settings, I always get

echo &conceallevel
2

and If I enable pencil and related settings, I get:

:au FileType markdown
--- Auto-Commands ---
pencil  FileType
    markdown  call pencil#init()

Here is my config

" text editing, :Pencil
NeoBundle 'reedes/vim-pencil' "{{{
 " 0=disable, 1=onechar, 2=hidechar, 3=hideall (def)
 let g:pencil#conceallevel = 0
 augroup pencil
   autocmd!
   autocmd FileType markdown call pencil#init()
   autocmd FileType text call pencil#init()
 augroup END
""}}}

I am surely that pencil is activated when I open a markdown file without an extra :Pencil command.
because in this way I observed this issue: #48 😄 , which would not raise if I disable the pencil plugin.

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I'm also seeing this issue, but commenting out Plugin 'plasticboy/vim-markdown' from my .vimrc resolves it. I don't see it with Plugin 'tpope/vim-markdown' or Plugin 'gabrielelana/vim-markdown'.

" Plugin 'tpope/vim-markdown'
" Plugin 'gabrielelana/vim-markdown'
Plugin 'plasticboy/vim-markdown'
let g:vim_markdown_folding_disabled=1

Plugin 'reedes/vim-pencil'
let g:pencil#wrapModeDefault = 'soft'
let g:pencil#conceallevel = 0

augroup pencil
  autocmd!
  autocmd FileType markdown,mkd call pencil#init()
augroup END

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Switching to the plasticboy syntax plugin to see if I can reproduce issue. Thanks.

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I have uninstalled vim-pencil and it still conceals. This is my output from the commands reedes proposed:

:echo &filetype
markdown
:echo has('conceal')
1
:echo v:version
801
echo &conceallevel
2

The only way I can turn them off is by doing setl conceallevel=0 in the opened file. let g:vim_markdown_conceal = 0 doesn't work.

Edit: I'm sorry, it was a problem with another plugin, Yggdroot/indentLine. If anyone is having this issue, read this comment.

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