Currently, two list separators are supported, allowing for a nesting depth of 2 (when encoding lists in cells).
Consider adding brackets [] to support deeper nesting (note: brackets are for grouping, and do not define lists themselves).
Examples:
▪ 1 → 1
▪ [1] → 1
▪ 1;2 → [1,2]
▪ [1;2] → [1,2]
▪ [1;2]; → [[1,2]]
▪ [1];[2] → [1,2]
▪ [1;];[2;] → [[1],[2]]
▪ [2|3];[3|4] → [[2,3], [3,4]]
Also consider supporting quotation marks as an alternative to escaping special characters with backslashes.
Currently, two list separators are supported, allowing for a nesting depth of 2 (when encoding lists in cells). Consider adding brackets
[]to support deeper nesting (note: brackets are for grouping, and do not define lists themselves). Examples: ▪ 1 → 1 ▪ [1] → 1 ▪ 1;2 → [1,2] ▪ [1;2] → [1,2] ▪ [1;2]; → [[1,2]] ▪ [1];[2] → [1,2] ▪ [1;];[2;] → [[1],[2]] ▪ [2|3];[3|4] → [[2,3], [3,4]] Also consider supporting quotation marks as an alternative to escaping special characters with backslashes.