Open MatthieuBizien opened 3 years ago
Describe the problem
A common workflow is to create a table, and to want to transpose it afterwards. It's similar to matrix transpose or Excel transpose.
It could also ease the creation of the table in some cases.
Feature implementation
A syntax like {{[[table]]: transposed}} could be used for that.
{{[[table]]: transposed}}
Eg. the table [1] is created by the code [2]. If I want to transform it to [3], I have to reformat the code to match [4].
It would be great that [5] generate [3].
[1]:
[2]:
- {{[[table]]}} - **Country** - **Capital** - **USA** - Washington DC - **China** - Beijing
[3]:
[4]:
- {{[[table]]}} - **Country** - **USA** - **China** - **Capital** - Washington DC - Beijing
[5]:
- {{[[table]]: transposed}} - **Country** - **Capital** - **USA** - Washington DC - **China** - Beijing
This would be excellent. A simple "invert" which would reverse the order of a tree would also be awesome, eg something like: {{[[invert]]: ((A))((E))}}
Prior A
After: E
Describe the problem
A common workflow is to create a table, and to want to transpose it afterwards. It's similar to matrix transpose or Excel transpose.
It could also ease the creation of the table in some cases.
Feature implementation
A syntax like
{{[[table]]: transposed}}
could be used for that.Eg. the table [1] is created by the code [2]. If I want to transform it to [3], I have to reformat the code to match [4].
It would be great that [5] generate [3].
[1]:
[2]:
[3]:
[4]:
[5]: