vim-rst-tables/ftplugin, branch master[fork] https://github.com/nvie/vim-rst-tables with custom modificationshttps://git.devys.org/vim-rst-tables/atom?h=master2015-07-24T15:38:46ZRemove vim_bridge dependency again but from the right place.2015-07-24T15:38:46ZVGvg@devys.org2015-07-24T15:38:46Zurn:sha1:bb4fe07722676c04d0bd29b8265327da29d9997cRevert "remove dependency to vim_bridge"2015-07-24T15:34:41ZVGvg@devys.org2015-07-24T15:34:41Zurn:sha1:ab212a360ed1c0d10a1f6bf02beee28979a30922
This reverts commit c5d527d906cc0836c29d3733bde518929fda69eb.
I revert since I modified files in src and run build.py, but previous
modifications of the original author were made to rst_tables.vim directly so
my modifications removed unicode character count bug correction.
remove dependency to vim_bridge2015-07-24T12:50:22ZVGvg@devys.org2015-07-24T12:50:22Zurn:sha1:c5d527d906cc0836c29d3733bde518929fda69ebRemove print statement used for debugging2015-04-24T23:13:28ZJorge Scandaliarisjorgesca@users.noreply.github.com2015-04-24T23:13:28Zurn:sha1:b0defcc4ea77717ec255003621bae55769e4c75cFix wrong table width when non-ascii characters are present2015-04-24T21:56:03ZJorge Scandaliarisjorgesca@users.noreply.github.com2015-04-24T21:56:03Zurn:sha1:7d8699bfb0c4e1a7df0f7c5e4e9d3f62b9721f91Add check to be able to create a top page table2013-08-14T09:42:49ZChristophe Courtautchristophe.courtaut@gmail.com2013-08-14T09:42:49Zurn:sha1:c0d8d5fe05b095fd63231dbe808a11ed764fd8a6
This commit adds a check for top boundary, so if the table
goes up to the top of the document, it will be correctly detected.
when modifying a table maintain its current indentation2012-09-21T20:40:12ZEric Davisedavis@insanum.com2012-09-21T20:40:12Zurn:sha1:18a7de511c6b53538e56a49c44e1812f6a9bdc17
this allows vim-rst-tables to be used inside an outliner like the vim votl plugin
fixed bug : doesn't work properly with East Asian Language2011-10-01T11:17:49Zchoplinchoplin.public@gmail.com2011-10-01T11:17:49Zurn:sha1:4189dce16ecfb7a680b45333995eec9a0fdb844d
calculate string length as unicode type, not str type
Bugfix for table output.2010-08-20T12:50:27ZVincent Driessenvincent@datafox.nl2010-08-20T12:50:27Zurn:sha1:78043a12ca1abcb8050f572c9d861df181c14671
Apparently, RST requires the first line of tables to be drawn with
minuses, not equal signs.
Implemented the "reflow" command.2010-08-20T08:27:41ZVincent Driessenvincent@datafox.nl2010-08-20T08:27:41Zurn:sha1:4422e1fbb74a85fd7167d9506c837cdfd09311ee
For example, if you have the following table in your source file:
Type Message
Foo I like bananas very much. Even so much that I adore them.
Position your cursor in it and call ReformatTable(). This makes the
following:
+======+===========================================================+
| Type | Message |
+======+===========================================================+
| Foo | I like bananas very much. Even so much that I adore them. |
+------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
But if you don't like these kinds of long wrappings, you can now simply
remove (or add, for that matter) some of the '='-signs from the top row,
like this:
+======+================================+
| Type | Message |
+======+===========================================================+
| Foo | I like bananas very much. Even so much that I adore them. |
+------+-----------------------------------------------------------+
And then, call ReflowTable():
+======+================================+
| Type | Message |
+======+================================+
| Foo | I like bananas very much. Even |
| | so much that I adore them. |
+------+--------------------------------+
This fixed issue #1.