Closed reagle closed 12 years ago
Unfortunately SublimeTableEditor doesn't support Pandoc tables right now. But at the end of October I am going to release SublimeTableEditor 1.0 GA version. After that I am going to look more close on Pandoc Grid Tables and reStructuredText Grid Tables.
SmartMarkdown supports edit table for Markdown syntax. You be able install SmartMarkdown and SublimeTableEditor at the same time without any conflicts, because SublimeTableEditor is disabled by default. Then you be able enable SublimeTableEditor with command palette for some syntax files. But If you enable SublimeTableEditor for Markdown syntax, you will get conflicts with SmartMarkdown.
It is a bit complicated, but I guess exists workaround for use SublimeTableEditor and SmartMarkdown for Markdown syntax. You can enable SublimeTable editor for plain text and when you edit Markdown file, temporary switch to plain text syntax with command palette, use SublimeTableEditor features and then switch back to Markdown syntax.
If SmartMarkdown in future releases will allow disable some features with settings and add setting like "enable_smart_table_feature", then you can use 2 packages together out of the box.
Fixed for version 0.11.0. Now user be able select one from 3 available table styles emacs, grid, simple. Grid is pandoc style
Thank you!
I use demon386/SmartMarkdown as it supports pandoc/markdown tables, but I envy the power (move/join/split columns and row) of vkocubinsky/SublimeTableEditor. Could demon386 make use of vkocubinsky, or vkocubinsky support pandoc style tables? What happens if one has them loaded at the same time?