Mo,
markdown itself is just a Perl script.
So, if you had something like Strawberry Perl installed for Windows, you
could then do something like this:
1. Install an editor like SciTE, which allows you to configure it to do
'builds', like calling a compiler on the source file currently editing.
2. When you do the markdown 'build' from the SciTE menu, then open the
resulting HTML in Firefox or another browser.
3. Keep the HTML file open and each time you make a change in SciTE,
run markdown again from the menu and then just go back to the browser
and press F5 to reload it.
I don't think there are any editors that can do what you want or which
are for markdown specifically.
But have a look at Bluefish. Another editor for Windows that allows
builds to be done from menus is Crimson Editor, the accessibility of
Crimson is pretty good with NVDA but there might be some oddness with
line numbers.
Mike
On 19/03/2016 11:16, Mobeen Iqbal wrote:
Hello Everyone.
I wonder if anyone can help with the following. I have been taking a
look at markdown for blogging and producing HTML online and am finding
that I really like it. I know that I could type markdown in any text
editor, but I'd like a text editor with the following features.
* the ability to see what you've typed in its original form.
* preview options to see what you've typed will finally look like as
HTML output in your browser.
* the option to view the HTML code output.
* a spell checker.
* portable though this isn't essential.
Does anyone know of an editor for windows that has some or all of these
features included and is accessible?
Many thanks in advance,
Mo.
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