On 2/7/08, David Gerard <dgerard(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On 06/02/2008, Jared Williams
<jared.williams1(a)ntlworld.com> wrote:
Another little feature, is the table row token is
the regexp |-+
And don't forget row styling:
|-style="background:orange"
(which I didn't know existed until I saw someone using it on our intranet today)
Yeah, that syntax is actually fine - there's no ambiguity at all. What
I think happens is the parser gets to |- and parses the rest of the
line as an XHTML row attribute. If it's junk (eg,
----------------------), then it's just stripped out.
There are lots of rather useless possibilities which are permitted, however:
{|
|-style="background: blue"
|-row-span=3
|foo...
|}
The first "style" row is totally ignored.
Steve