Symptom:
when trying to sort a column using <leader>ts the following error would
be displayed:
E119: Not enough arguments for function: tablemode#spreadsheet#Sort
Problem:
Function call tablemode#spreadsheet#Sort() was missing a arguemnts for
it's named parameter bang.
Solution:
Add a blank value of '' as the argument for the bang parameter
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Related Issues: #38
We now have support for center alignment, simply add a header border
with the `g:table_mode_align_char` as both the first and the last
character so it would look something like `+:.....:+` to center align
the column values.
* Fixed tablemode#spreadsheet#cell#SetCell() to accommodate the fact that we
can have borders anywhere in the table. Using
tablemode#spreadsheet#LineNr() to get get the line of the actual row
in the table.
* Fixed tablemode#spreadsheet#LineNr()
If you're interested I made a script to install this plugin and install pathogen. I've never installed a plugin before and for me the instructions were not very easy to follow in order to get this working. It looks like exactly what I was looking for though, so thank you very much for putting this together.
# Script for UNIX only -- not tested on OSX or Windows
# Make necessary directories
mkdir -p ~/.vim/autoload ~/.vim/bundle ~/.vim/doc ~/.vim/plugin
# Install pathogen (https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen)
curl -LSso ~/.vim/autoload/pathogen.vim https://tpo.pe/pathogen.vim
# Install vim-table-mode plugin (https://github.com/dhruvasagar/vim-table-mode)
git clone https://github.com/dhruvasagar/vim-table-mode.git ~/.vim/bundle/vim-table-mode
# Place vim-table-mode files where they need to be
cp ~/.vim/bundle/vim-table-mode/autoload/tablemode.vim ~/.vim/autoload
cp ~/.vim/bundle/vim-table-mode/plugin/table-mode.vim ~/.vim/plugin
cp ~/.vim/bundle/vim-table-mode/doc/table-mode.txt ~/.vim/doc
# Add options to ~/.vimrc to run pathogen when vim starts
echo >> ~/.vimrc
echo \"Start pathogen manager on startup >> ~/.vimrc
echo execute pathogen\#infect\(\) >> ~/.vimrc
echo >> ~/.vimrc
echo \"Enable indent on for plugin filetypes >> ~/.vimrc
echo filetype plugin indent on >> ~/.vimrc
echo Test out vim-table-mode using :TableModeToggle or :TableModeEnable or :TableModeDisable
Added tablemode#logger#log && g:table_mode_verbose
Use logger wherever needed for logging general things, in future we can
scale this to do more things like write to a log file for debugging. It
uses g:table_mode_verbose to determine whether or not to actually log
the message.
