vim-rst-tables/tests, branch master[fork] https://github.com/nvie/vim-rst-tables with custom modificationshttps://git.devys.org/vim-rst-tables/atom?h=master2010-08-23T12:11:46ZFix: typo in test.2010-08-23T12:11:46ZVincent Driessenvincent@datafox.nl2010-08-23T12:11:46Zurn:sha1:a2b3c97e70fa1a76886061e01265bf669426b345Bugfix 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.
Add support for multi-line cell formatting.2010-08-19T14:38:23ZVincent Driessenvincent@datafox.nl2010-08-19T14:37:33Zurn:sha1:135878107d87873bc2f539fe2d4dd0c179c757de
For example, when given the following table:
[['Foo', 'Bar'],
['x', 'This is a long line\nthat is spread out\nover multiple lines']]
It will render as:
+=====+=====================+
| Foo | Bar |
+=====+=====================+
| x | This is a long line |
| | that is spread out |
| | over multiple lines |
+-----+---------------------+
Fixed the last failing test (stupid line ending bug).2010-08-19T13:42:53ZVincent Driessenvincent@datafox.nl2010-08-19T13:42:53Zurn:sha1:d8c457c07b22b16290878150a22f22330964f843Add line partitioner.2010-08-19T10:21:08ZVincent Driessenvincent@datafox.nl2010-08-19T10:21:08Zurn:sha1:f84c47622786b654f2dfbe2e6d79b7f269a91a06
Is able to parse tables of the form:
+=====+=====================+
| Foo | Bar |
+=====+=====================+
| x | This is a long line |
| | that is spread out |
| | over multiple lines |
+-----+---------------------+
Into:
[['Foo', 'Bar'], ['x', 'This is a long line\nthat is spread out\nover multiple lines']]
The draw_table function needs to be written still, though.
Remove CreateTable().2010-08-19T09:43:03ZVincent Driessenvincent@datafox.nl2010-08-19T09:43:03Zurn:sha1:81c52547b08e24b2be35ddca47167527e958fa6e
This implementation only needs ReformatTable(), also for creation.
Add join_rows helper function (necessary for joining long lines later on).2010-08-19T09:38:50ZVincent Driessenvincent@datafox.nl2010-08-19T09:36:53Zurn:sha1:4c81fb1df579143bdd1ec7f5b2a1779d3c3c58fdAdd helper to set the fake vim cursor in tests.2010-08-19T08:51:16ZVincent Driessenvincent@datafox.nl2010-08-19T08:51:16Zurn:sha1:c72ce15d5941aaa3384a1a160996b0c92ec0efefAdd ability to remove all empty columns automatically.2010-08-19T08:49:51ZVincent Driessenvincent@datafox.nl2010-08-19T08:49:51Zurn:sha1:bc3620adf956828562071f9feafc5923de567ea9