Version 1.5.5 of package Latex-Table-Wizard has just been released in GNU ELPA. You can now find it in M-x list-packages RET.
Latex-Table-Wizard describes itself as: ============================= Magic editing of LaTeX tables ============================= More at https://elpa.gnu.org/packages/latex-table-wizard.html ## Summary: This package provides you with commands to smartly navigate and edit large and complex LaTeX table-like environments with a transient.el-based interface. Table-like environments are portions of text delimited by a pair of matching "\begin" and "\end" macros that organize output text into aligned colums. The entry point of the package is M-x latex-table-wizard while point is inside of a table(-like) environment. From there, you can do several things such as: + navigate "logically" (that is, move by cells); + insert or kill rows or column; + move arbitrary cells or groups of cells around; + align the table in different ways (however alignment is not needed for the functionalities above). ## Recent NEWS: -*- mode: org -*- * 1.5.3 <2023-08-21 Mon> ** Commands changed: *** latex-table-wizard-align Makes it so calling latex-table-wizard-align always start the cycle with left alignment. This behavior was suggested by fountainer * 1.5.2 <2023-05-16 Tue> ** User option changed: latex-table-wizard-row-delimiters Default value changed from "\\\\\\\\" to "\\\\". * 1.4.0 <2023-05-02 Tue> ** New commands: *** latex-table-wizard-edit-cell *** latex-table-wizard-copy-cell-content *** latex-table-wizard-yank-cell-content *** latex-table-wizard-kill-cell-content * 1.3.1 <2023-04-13 Thu> ** Added new hook: latex-table-wizard-after-table-modified-hook This hook is ran whenever a latex-table-wizard command that potentially changes the table is called. This fixes a bug that previously occurred when the user would swap around things in a table "vacuously", such that after the command the content of the table was exactly the same as before. * 1.3.0 <2023-04-10 Mon> ** New commands: *** latex-table-wizard-kill-row-content *** latex-table-wizard-kill-column-content *** latex-table-wizard-delete-row *** latex-table-wizard-delete-column *** latex-table-wizard-comment-out *** latex-table-wizard-comment-out-content ** Commands changed: *** latex-table-wizard-kill-column Aliased to new command "latex-table-wizard-kill-column-content". *** latex-table-wizard-kill-row Aliased to new command "latex-table-wizard-kill-row-content". *** latex-table-wizard-right, latex-table-wizard-left, latex-table-wizard-down, latex-table-wizard-up Added a second optional argument NOCYCLE that makes the command return nil (instead of moving point), in case the movement in the chosen direction hits the boundaries of the table. * 1.2.0 <2022-12-20 Tue> ** New user option: latex-table-wizard-allow-detached-args Same as texmathp-allow-detached-args and reftex-allow-detached-macro-args, but for the purposes of parsing the table (especially, determining where the table content starts). By default, nil. ** New user option: latex-table-wizard-warn-about-detached-args If t (default value) and latex-table-wizard-allow-detached-args is nil, the user is warned about suspect cases of detachment of a macro and its arguments when the table is parsed. * 1.1.0 <2022-12-18 Sun> ** Four interactive commands added Each of these commands performs one of the transformation that latex-table-wizard-align cycles through. Unlike this command, these new ones are not exposed through the transient interface. *** latex-table-wizard-align-left *** latex-table-wizard-align-right *** latex-table-wizard-center *** latex-table-wizard-compress
