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Render injected html into editor
See original GitHub issueWe are using mode: shell but wish to inject html that is rendered to hyperlink inside the text editor. Is this possible? Right now the HTML we are injecting a tags, is simply printed. How can we specify it should be parsed instead.
See example:
cp <a href="/view/5315010c98a618e04e8b456d">5315010c98a618e04e8b456d</a> /etc/nginx/
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You can’t insert HTML in an editor. You can insert a widget, which is a dom node, but that won’t be selectable and editable as text. You can also listen for events on the token nodes, and react to those. But there will never be a feature like you describe – it just doesn’t fit with CodeMirror’s model of how a document is shown.