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According to gollum

[[Frodo|Frodo Baggins]]
The above tag will link to Frodo-Baggins.ext using "Frodo" as the link text.

However, this is not the case for wikilink. much thanks!

Hello,

I'm interested in using and possibly contributing to this plugin, but currently there's no posted license which could make doing so technically illegal for me, even though the code is posted publicly. Could you add a license file please?

Many vim plugins simply say they are licensed under the same terms as vim itself (Vim's license is found here: http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/uganda.html#license). You can find more choices here: https://opensource.org/licenses/alphabetical. Vim's license is considered GPL compatible, so GPL is also an option if you prefer. I would encourage you not to chose what the Apache org calls a "nonsensical" license, which has clauses that have no clear legal definition, such as "don't be a dick". You can read more at https://www.apache.org/legal/resolved.html#what-can-we-not-include-in-an-asf-project-category-x

Thanks in advance. I know this is a pretty boring ask, but unfortunately the current state of software copyrights requires us to attend to these things for everyone's protection.

Nice idea, thanks for this plugin!

I think the footer/sidebar detection and opening should be optional though, I really don't want my split windows being rearranged unexpectedly -- at least and especially, don't do the exec "winc o" in the WikiLinkShowStructure function if there is no footer or sidebar found. Right now if I'm editing a few wiki pages in split windows, every time I follow a link in one of them all my other windows get closed, and that's simply maddening.

It will probably also conflict with Vimwiki which uses a .wiki file extension, and also provides handy support for opening web links in addition to wiki links with the Enter key, convenient mappings for opening in splits with Shift/Ctrl-Enter, etc. (I use Vimwiki for a personal knowledge base, and Gollum for project-specific wikis when the source is hosted on GitHub). Any ideas on how conflicts could be worked around?

I'll see if I can whip up a pull request or two when I have some time to play with it!

[[dir/un fichier]] => [[dir/un-ficher.md|dir/un ficher]]

[[dir/un-fichier.md|dir/un ficher]] => [[...|dir/un fichier]]