A Sublime Text plugin can display images inline to improve your documentation

Sometimes ASCII art is not enough. Sometimes an image says more than a thousand words. This Sublime Text plugin can display images inline to improve your documentation. Usage Use the ![alt text](uri) markdown syntax inside a single-line comment. E. g. in Python you would use def hello(): # ![](say_hello.png) print(‘Hello’) Local images are loaded by default, remote images (https://…) aren’t. You can configure an image’s dimensions by adding HTML properties after the image markup: ![alt text](uri){width=”200″, height=”200″}. Everything between the […]

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