[pmwiki-users] Variant of (:markup:) suitable for tables?
chr at home.se
chr at home.se
Sat Nov 19 15:54:44 CST 2005
Hi Patrick
I'm working on writing up stuff on the whitespace based indentation (it
needs a name btw). Is there some variant or relative of (:markup:)
that is useful for creating entries in a table?
Here's one way I imagine it could be done:
||!What it looks like ||!What to type ||!Comment ||
||''emphasized text'' ||''emphasized text'' || ||
(:markup style=table-with-result-first:)
--> This is an indented paragraph,
where these lines continue the
paragraph even though they are
not on the same line.
(:markupend:)
See [[PmWiki/BasicEditing]] for more details. ||
||'''strong text''' ||'''strong text''' || ||
where (:markup ...:) should result in two columns in a table. Ideally,
it would also be possible to append extra columns to the table in order to
add comments.
I think this could be very useful for presenting short markup examples.
The actual syntax to be used needs some improvement of course :-)
cheers
/Christian
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Christian Ridderström, +46-8-768 39 44 http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
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