[Feature request] Update numbered headers for file

[Kristinita]

1. Request

It would be nice, if would be possible to create or update numbered headers for all file, not for part of the file after carriage position.

2. Justification

I never need to create or update numbered headers for part of file, I update/create headers for all file.

I want update automatically my numbered headers, if I save file. I use Sublime Hooks for it.

If:

• I save file by default Windows shortcut Ctrl+S,
• my carriage not in begin of the file.

Headers update for part of a file, not for all file.

3. Settings

For example, I have a file SashaSmartHead.md. It content:

# Sasha First

## Sasha Second|

# 1. No, Sasha First

| — is a carriage position.

4. Steps to reproduce

Ctrl+Shift+P → Markdown Numbered Headers:Insert/Update Headers Nums.

5. Actual behavior

# Sasha First

## Sasha Second

# 1. No, Sasha First

6. Expected behavior

If: Ctrl+Shift+P → Markdown Numbered Headers:Insert/Update Headers Nums For File.

# 1. Sasha First

## 1.1. Sasha Second

# 2. No, Sasha First

Thanks.

[weituotian]

thanks for your great advice!

may be I can provide an option to let users to select whether to update all the file content or part of the file content.

[weituotian]

sorry for late reply !

i had added an option format_all, you may set it to true to invoke processing all the file content.

you may follow this guide to install the new version by commit

[Kristinita]

Status: ❌ Still doesn't work for me

1. New data

• Markdown Numbered Headers 1.1.1

my User/MarkdownNumberedHeaders.sublime-settings file:

{
    "dottype": ".",
    "format_all": true,
    "logging": true
}

2. Actual behavior

As in first post.

Console output:

'run insert/update---------------------'
"[[1, '1. No, Sasha First', 32, 1]]"
"[1, '1. No, Sasha First', 32, 1, '1']"
'update'
# 1. No, Sasha First
'end run--------------------'

Thanks.

[biolxy]

When I insert an ordinal, the # in the code is also inserted a ordinal, which is obviously not what I expected:

# a test comment for my code
for(i in l){
    test <- whichSignatures(tumor.ref = sigs.input,signatures.ref = signatures.cosmic,sample.id=i,signature.cutoff=0,contexts.needed = TRUE,tri.counts.method = 'default')
    res <- test$weights  
    write.table(res,"cosmic.weight.txt",sep="\t",col.names=F,row.names=T,quote=F,append=T)
}

after of Insert/Update Headers Nums ：

# 1、 a test comment for my code
for(i in l){
    test <- whichSignatures(tumor.ref = sigs.input,signatures.ref = signatures.cosmic,sample.id=i,signature.cutoff=0,contexts.needed = TRUE,tri.counts.method = 'default')
    res <- test$weights  
    write.table(res,"cosmic.weight.txt",sep="\t",col.names=F,row.names=T,quote=F,append=T)
}