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I realize that even adding sections to tables it is hard to match pandoc table model in a meaningful way -- I mean in a way that is both human and machine readable. Table cells are made of Blocks in pandoc, while they are made of Inlines in djot. A complex table could be better embedded in a djot document through a HTML raw block. |
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To support table sections and Pandoc most recent table model, is the following syntax feasible?
That's a table with two bodies:
The logic is to use equal signs instead of minuses to divide rows into bodies.
How to code pandoc's
TableHeadandTableFoot?The first section is a table head because it starts with a line containing equal signs.
The next one is for a table foot (last section ending with a line of equal signs):
Bars with equal signs could also be used for horizontal alignment of the following rows:
Pandoc
RowHeadColumnscould be obtained with a double pipe||All reactions