I've checked this and simple tables are working with alignment while grid tables will not. Dan't ask me why. I've not recognized this because I prefer the *simple table* style. ;-)
Never the less even simple tables are easy to parse since they are delimited by blank lines. So while to cursor must be inside a table, Uberwriter must search for blank lines above and below the current line. To be recognized as a simple table, the second line of the found block must consist of dashes and blanks. The colums are separated by two or more blanks.
The only thing I currently don't know is, how to display a (aligned) table with an proportional font. Since the header is responsable for the alignment, the body of the table may could be realised with tabs?
I've checked this and simple tables are working with alignment while grid tables will not. Dan't ask me why. I've not recognized this because I prefer the *simple table* style. ;-)
Never the less even simple tables are easy to parse since they are delimited by blank lines. So while to cursor must be inside a table, Uberwriter must search for blank lines above and below the current line. To be recognized as a simple table, the second line of the found block must consist of dashes and blanks. The colums are separated by two or more blanks.
The only thing I currently don't know is, how to display a (aligned) table with an proportional font. Since the header is responsable for the alignment, the body of the table may could be realised with tabs?