Unfortunately, the partial table code has just been sitting around. I'd like to do something about that when I get a chance.
But if you're interested in helping to add table support, please let me know! I would happily work with anyone to get that feature finished. For what it's worth, there are several reasons why the model shouldn't look much like HTML tables at all - in order to support fancy collaborative editing: E.g. allow me to move rows around, while you're moving columns around, and while a third person is editing cells - all without brokenness resulting from massive continuous deletions & re-insertions, which is what you'd get with an HTML-like schema. It's an interesting puzzle to solve. We have a workable solution but it's not perfect, I'd like to see what others propose. Dan Στις 14 Απριλίου 2011 2:06 π.μ., ο χρήστης Hochhaus, Andrew <[email protected]> έγραψε: > Thanks for the detailed answers. > > I'm interested in nested element support for (a) intellectual > curiosity, (b) tables in wave and (c) potential use in domains with > arbitrary XML schema that is out of my control [not wave]. > > The video mentions (starting 6:18) that some work has gone into adding > table support without the need to nest elements. > > 1) What is the "indirect mechanism(s)" of adding table support to wave? > > 2) Did/will the partial table code ever get open sourced? > > Thanks, > Andy >
