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first of all, thank you for VimTableMode – it's an excellent plugin and I use it daily.
I’ve run into an issue when using wiki-style or markdown-style links inside table cells, e.g.:
[[myFile|alias]]
TableMode interprets the | inside the link as a column separator and splits the cell, which breaks the table formatting.
Would it be possible to ignore pipe characters inside certain syntactic regions, such as:
[[ ... ]]
( ... )
An even more flexible solution would be a configurable option allowing users to define "ignore regions" (e.g. via regex pairs), where pipe characters should not act as column separators.
This would make TableMode much more robust when working with Markdown, wiki links, or similar syntaxes.
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Edit: Sorry, there is still an FR: #171
Hi,
first of all, thank you for VimTableMode – it's an excellent plugin and I use it daily.
I’ve run into an issue when using wiki-style or markdown-style links inside table cells, e.g.:
[[myFile|alias]]TableMode interprets the | inside the link as a column separator and splits the cell, which breaks the table formatting.
Would it be possible to ignore pipe characters inside certain syntactic regions, such as:
[[ ... ]]( ... )An even more flexible solution would be a configurable option allowing users to define "ignore regions" (e.g. via regex pairs), where pipe characters should not act as column separators.
This would make TableMode much more robust when working with Markdown, wiki links, or similar syntaxes.
Thanks for considering!
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