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A Visual Studio extension to open a file in Markdown Monster directly from within Visual Studio.
If you like this free extension, please give it a review.
See the change log for road map and release history. Bugs can be logged here.
Whilst the Visual Studio IDE has an outstanding and feature-rich editor for a wide range of file types, even in the free "Community" editions, there may be times when you wish to open a file in a different application. Examples include application/editor familiarity, gigantic file handling, or even the desire to not override the default VS editor.
In these scenarios, and many more, this extension may be of use to you.
Similar "Open In" VS extensions can be found here.
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Works with VS2012, VS2013 and VS2015.
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Open multiple files simultaneously with Markdown Monster directly from within Solution Explorer.
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Warning if attempting to open a large quantity of files. The quantity is configurable in Tools | Options.
- Warning if attempting to open one or more file types whose extension is not typically associated with Markdown Monster. The list of typical file extensions is configurable in Tools | Options.
- Option to supress the warning message if attempting to open a file whose extension is not typically associated with Markdown Monster.
Contributions to this project are welcome by raising an Issue or submitting a Pull Request.
The owner of this GitHub repository / software is not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, employed by, sponsored by, or in any way officially connected with Markdown Monster or any of its subsidiaries or its affiliates.
Nor has this software been authorised, approved, verified or in anyway assessed by Markdown Monster, or any of its subsidiaries or its affiliates, either as raw source code on GitHub.com or as a Visual Studio Extension in the Visual Studio Marketplace.
All Trademark, intellectual property rights, and other rights belonging to Markdown Monster as described in here apply.
All Markdown Monster logos and Markdown Monster links belong to Markdown Monster and their use here and any associated goodwill inures to Markdown Monster.
In no event shall Markdown Monster be liable for any claim, damages or other liability, whether in an action of contract, tort or otherwise, arising from, out of or in connection with the software or the use or dealings in the software.
Adapted from code originally written by Mads Kristensen here and here.
Also adapted from code originally written by Calvin Allen here.
Additional thanks goes to Build 2016 Conference and Visual Studio Toolbox.
Thanks also to Markdown Monster themselves.