Hi Tobias,

as you may remember from the previous discussions [1], the proposal is to 
change only the behavior of slices in the *table notation*.

So leading space characters can be used to make a slice table align slice 
names to the right and slice values to the left. I haven't needed such 
styling, but somebody can.. The version you suggested (I mean

|var|val|
and
| var|val|

) is not implemented yet: currently, that would be different slice names, 
but I can change this as it's not in the core yet. Actually, that's the 
question I asked above, so thanks for your vote. Note: either forbidding 
leading space or making it outside the slicename would complicate the 
slicesRE a bit more. Currently, those are allowed in any position of the 
slicename except for the last one. Hmm.. may be to create a simple survey 
about these picularities is an option..

As for tabs, I don't think they're useful inside the slicename too, but I'm 
not sure what Mario implied either (may be he meant tabs after the 
slicenames to make tables look like tables in the edit mode; which is 
implemented already).

Best regards,
Yakov.

[1] 
https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en.&fromgroups=#!topic/tiddlywikidev/yFNObuerUw8

вторник, 29 января 2013 г., 12:28:32 UTC+4 пользователь Tobias Beer написал:
>
> Hi Yakov,
>
> I very much like to see blanks in slice names.
>
> I currently see no benefits in catering for...
>
> a) tabs in slice names
>
> b) leading white space characters for slice names
>
> If b) is viable, then at least let both of...
>
> var: val
>  var: val
>
> ...be interpreted as:
> slice-name="var"
> slice-value="val"
>
> Cheers, Tobias.
>

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