Add dollarPrefixForGlobalDirectives option #104
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This option is for GUI users to migrate syntax smoothly. CLI user has already noticed warnings by Marpit so no problems would expect even if disabled aliases by default. In GUI tool that warnings won't stand out such as Marp for VS Code, `dollarPrefixForGlobalDirectives` should set `true` by default to prevent confusion.
This was referenced Sep 13, 2019
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It provides
$prefix for built-in global directives through custom directives in Marpit framework by enablingdollarPrefixForGlobalDirectivesoption. (falseby default)This option is to migrate syntax smoothly for user of GUI tools, such as Marp for VS Code. Marp CLI user has already noticed warnings by Marpit so no problems would expect even if disabled aliases by default.
In Marp for VS Code that warnings won't stand out,
dollarPrefixForGlobalDirectivesshould settrueby default to prevent confusion.ToDo