This commit adds two new syntaxes for tables of lines, intended for use with crag climbing routes:
V#1 | Name A | 6a+
C#2 | Name B | 5b
V is for "Voie", C is for "Climb", as R (could be used for Route) is already used for "Relay" and L (could mean "Line") is used for "Longueur".
When transformed to HTML, the V or C is removed, resulting in this:
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Name A
6a+
2
Name B
5b
(Table header added here to make it work with Github markdown syntax)
Apart from this, there is no difference with the handling of regular R# and L# tags.
This is useful for writing topos for regular crags, where a climb can have multiple lengths (longueurs) and relays. It's closer to what you would find in topo guidebooks.
I added a new test to make sure the aliases work properly.
This commit adds two new syntaxes for tables of lines, intended for use with crag climbing routes:
V is for "Voie", C is for "Climb", as R (could be used for Route) is already used for "Relay" and L (could mean "Line") is used for "Longueur".
When transformed to HTML, the V or C is removed, resulting in this:
(Table header added here to make it work with Github markdown syntax)
Apart from this, there is no difference with the handling of regular
R#andL#tags.This is useful for writing topos for regular crags, where a climb can have multiple lengths (longueurs) and relays. It's closer to what you would find in topo guidebooks.
I added a new test to make sure the aliases work properly.