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        var addDefNumber = function (def) {
            refNumber++;
            def = def.replace(/^[ ]{0,3}\[(\d+)\]:/, "  [" + refNumber + "]:");
            defs += "\n" + def;
        };

        // note that
        // a) the recursive call to getLink cannot go infinite, because by definition
        //    of regex, inner is always a proper substring of wholeMatch, and
        // b) more than one level of nesting is neither supported by the regex
        //    nor making a lot of sense (the only use case for nesting is a linked image)
        var getLink = function (wholeMatch, before, inner, afterInner, id, end) {
            inner = inner.replace(regex, getLink);
            if (defsToAdd[id]) {
                addDefNumber(defsToAdd[id]);
                return before + inner + afterInner + refNumber + end;
            }
            return wholeMatch;
        };

        chunk.before = chunk.before.replace(regex, getLink);

        if (linkDef) {
            addDefNumber(linkDef);
        }
        else {
            chunk.selection = chunk.selection.replace(regex, getLink);
        }

        var refOut = refNumber;

        chunk.after = chunk.after.replace(regex, getLink);

        if (chunk.after) {
            chunk.after = chunk.after.replace(/\n*$/, "");
        }
        if (!chunk.after) {
            chunk.selection = chunk.selection.replace(/\n*$/, "");
        }

        chunk.after += "\n\n" + defs;

        return refOut;
    };

    // takes the line as entered into the add link/as image dialog and makes
    // sure the URL and the optinal title are "nice".
    function properlyEncoded(linkdef) {
        return linkdef.replace(/^\s*(.*?)(?:\s+"(.+)")?\s*$/, function (wholematch, link, title) {
            link = link.replace(/\?.*$/, function (querypart) {
                return querypart.replace(/\+/g, " "); // in the query string, a plus and a space are identical
            });
            link = decodeURIComponent(link); // unencode first, to prevent double encoding
            link = encodeURI(link).replace(/'/g, '%27').replace(/\(/g, '%28').replace(/\)/g, '%29');
            link = link.replace(/\?.*$/, function (querypart) {
                return querypart.replace(/\+/g, "%2b"); // since we replaced plus with spaces in the query part, all pluses that now appear where originally encoded
            });
            if (title) {
                title = title.trim ? title.trim() : title.replace(/^\s*/, "").replace(/\s*$/, "");
                title = title.replace(/"/g, "quot;").replace(/\(/g, "&#40;").replace(/\)/g, "&#41;").replace(/</g, "&lt;").replace(/>/g, "&gt;");
            }
            return title ? link + ' "' + title + '"' : link;
        });
    }

    commandProto.doLinkOrImage = function (chunk, postProcessing, isImage) {

        chunk.trimWhitespace();
        chunk.findTags(/\s*!?\[/, /\][ ]?(?:\n[ ]*)?(\[.*?\])?/);
        var background;

        if (chunk.endTag.length > 1 && chunk.startTag.length > 0) {

            chunk.startTag = chunk.startTag.replace(/!?\[/, "");
            chunk.endTag = "";
            this.addLinkDef(chunk, null);

        }
        else {
            
            // We're moving start and end tag back into the selection, since (as we're in the else block) we're not
            // *removing* a link, but *adding* one, so whatever findTags() found is now back to being part of the
            // link text. linkEnteredCallback takes care of escaping any brackets.
            chunk.selection = chunk.startTag + chunk.selection + chunk.endTag;
            chunk.startTag = chunk.endTag = "";

            if (/\n\n/.test(chunk.selection)) {
                this.addLinkDef(chunk, null);
                return;
            }
            var that = this;
            // The function to be executed when you enter a link and press OK or Cancel.
            // Marks up the link and adds the ref.
            var linkEnteredCallback = function (link) {

                background.parentNode.removeChild(background);

                if (link !== null) {
                    // (                          $1
                    //     [^\\]                  anything that's not a backslash
                    //     (?:\\\\)*              an even number (this includes zero) of backslashes
                    // )
                    // (?=                        followed by
                    //     [[\]]                  an opening or closing bracket
                    // )
                    //
                    // In other words, a non-escaped bracket. These have to be escaped now to make sure they
                    // don't count as the end of the link or similar.
                    // Note that the actual bracket has to be a lookahead, because (in case of to subsequent brackets),
                    // the bracket in one match may be the "not a backslash" character in the next match, so it
                    // should not be consumed by the first match.
                    // The "prepend a space and finally remove it" steps makes sure there is a "not a backslash" at the
                    // start of the string, so this also works if the selection begins with a bracket. We cannot solve
                    // this by anchoring with ^, because in the case that the selection starts with two brackets, this
                    // would mean a zero-width match at the start. Since zero-width matches advance the string position,
                    // the first bracket could then not act as the "not a backslash" for the second.
                    chunk.selection = (" " + chunk.selection).replace(/([^\\](?:\\\\)*)(?=[[\]])/g, "$1\\").substr(1);
                    
                    var linkDef = " [999]: " + properlyEncoded(link);