Hi Antaeus,
Ah, I was not aware of this yet / or forgot about it / your example also
does not appear to be on tiddlywiki.com...
> Tobias - Yes, the intent is to display a section of tab-separated values
> or tilde-separated values as a table within a scrollable widget, just as
> TiddlyWiki already does out of the box for comma-separated values. If you
> put the following text in a tiddler:
$$$text/csv
> ,,
> 1,2
> 3,4
> $$$
>
>
you see that table of comma-separated values gets neatly displayed as a
> table. I frequently get data that I would really like to see as a
> scrollable table, but it's separated by tildes or tabs rather than commas.
>
Perhaps we can add options to the syntax like so:
$$$text/csv(separator:"~", option-foo:{{config!!value}}, option-bar:<<config
-variable>>)
,,
1,2
3,4
$$$
> What do you think would be the advantage of implementing it as a widget,
> rather than as a parser for a ContentType?
>
Please correct me if I'm wrong, to any wikitext markup there is always an
underlying widget. In other words, the functionality would be implemented
on the widget layer anyways and only then we'd be amending the wikitext
syntax.
Best wishes,
— tb
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