Issues with <Leader>tr and <Leader>T

[fsbof]

I am running Vim 9.1.1336 on NixOS with vim-table-mode v4.8.1.

In working through the intro on 'https://github.com/dhruvasagar/vim-table-mode' and the help in Vim ':h table-mode' I have ended up with a little confusion and I am sure the issues are on my side. Any help would be appreciated.

What works for me;
✅ In Normal mode \tm (tm) toggles table-mode on and off.
✅ In Insert mode |a|b|c| will create a table.
✅ In Normal mode, \tt works when I am over a row of CSV data in converting that row to a table. 2\tt will convert the next two rows.
✅ In Normal mode, :Tablize/; works with ';' separated data
✅ In Normal mode, :<line#1>,<line#2>Tableize works to convert csv data on the specified lines.

What doesn't seem to work for me;
❌ In Normal mode, when table-mode is disabled :TableModeRealign appears to work only after exiting Insert mode and only when my cursor is above the table. \tr doesn't appear to work at all.
❌ In Normal mode, \T doesn't seem to work at all - with a pattern or with a [count] - although I suspect [count] is meant to be applied to \tt as that works.

[dhruvasagar]

TableModeRealign is supposed to work only when table mode is enabled, that is by design, most table mode functionality works this way and is carefully disabled when it is not enabled.

<Leader>T is supposed to work only in visual mode, when you select some lines and want to convert them to a table. It will prompt you to provide a pattern for the delimiter.

[fsbof]

Thank you for responding.

I find my tables seem to realign on their own when I have table mode enabled, so I couldn't quite understand TableModeRealign.

\T does work for me in visual mode. I think it was this line - 'You can use the mapping T with a [count] to apply it to the next [count] lines in standard vim style.' in the document that confused me.

I managed to modify the source code to support what I think are called mark-down style tables

| Col A | Col B |
| :---: | ----: |
|   1   |     2 |

I feel no where near confident enough to upload it anywhere publicly but would be happy to share it and see if you think it is worth incorporating or something. Thanks regardless.

[dhruvasagar]

@fsbof Markdown tables are already supported, if you are in a markdown file it should correspond to the right settings

[fsbof]

No problems - I just found that your existing markdown tables appear like this...

| Col A | Col B |
|:-----:|------:|
|   1   |     2 |

, and my other markdown viewer expected the spaces as shown in the earlier message.

[dhruvasagar]

@fsbof If you wish the tables to look different, you would need to override the table mode settings within an after/ftplugin/markdown.vim file