If a g:table_mode_separator is escaped by a backslash, the table is
aligned ignoring this instance of the g:table_mode_separator, but the
column deletion and insertion functions did not consider this behaviour.
The g:table_mode_escaped_separator regex is simplified and optimized a
little bit. Also more care is taken to prevent unexpected behaviour if
special characters are used as g:table_mode_separator.
Because tablemode#spreadsheet#DeleteColumn() and
tablemode#spreadsheet#DeleteRow() take v:count1 into account, the
automatic repetition of vim has to be suppressed.
Initial support. Alignment and border creation is fixed and is
consistent in considering the escaped table separator as part of the
column.
TODO :
* Fix syntax to reflect the above.
* Fix cell definition, motion & formula engine to incorporate this.
This is for better experience with auto align, we override the
updatetime with the value of the configuration g:table_mode_update_time.
Once table mode is disabled prior defaults are restored.
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
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.
Added a mapping `<Plug>(table-mode-sort)` which is mapped by default to
`<Leader>ts` that sorts the current table by the column in which the
cursor is currently.
Also added `TableSort` command that gives you a little more control over
the sorting, you can pass in additional :sort flags like u, i, n etc and
also use it with a `!` to sort in reverse order.
Added a new configuration option g:table_mode_corner_corner to
correspond to the extreme corners of the table border, by default it is
set to '|' to maintain backward compatibility but it can be overriden to
anything else.
