go. considered bullet point

[avidseeker]

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go. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,<cursor>

Hitting enter at location results in:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consetetur sadipscing elitr. We've got a long way to
a. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,
b. 

[harshad1]

Determining what is and is not a bullet is a heuristic.

IMO If you are going to manually wrap lines this kind of issue is unavoidable.

One way around this would be to allow a user to disable alphabetical bullets (and any other bullet type if required).

[avidseeker]

This kind of issue is unavoidable

If I'm using sentences that end at a single letter, that might be true. But that's not usually the case.

Why is "go" considered a bullet point anyways?

[harshad1]

The letter sequence goes like this: ``` a. b. c. . . y. z. aa. ab. . . gn. go. . . ```

[avidseeker]

How usual having +26 entries in alphabetic list? Is it even a commonmark standard?

It makes more sense disabling aa. entries.

[harshad1]

Lettered lists are not supported by markdown at all :)

So our options are:

1. Add an option to disable letters entirely (I like this)
2. Add an option to specify a maximum letter number

Anything else?

[avidseeker]

If option2 is implemented, then option1 is as easy as setting max_letter_num=0

[harshad1]

Please see #153

Turns out we already have g:bullets_max_alpha_characters

Set it to 0 to disable alphabetical lists

[harshad1]

In conclusion

let g:bullets_max_alpha_characters = 1
let g:bullets_enable_roman_list = 0