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Source code in CSV tables

mariocup
Hello,

I would like to include source code in tables. In standard tables it is working fine.

[cols="15s,85a"]
|====
| Name
| Comment

| name-1
| [source,c]
----
int main(void)
----
|====


[cols="15,85"]
|====
| Name
| Comment

| name-2
a|
[source,c]
----
int main(void)
----
|====

 Can I achieve the same output for CSV tables? I haven't figure out how to write CSV tables with Asciidoctor content.
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Re: Source code in CSV tables

mojavelinux
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Nope, only the PSV (pipe-separated values) format supports AsciiDoc table cells. But remember that you can change separator character using the separator attribute. To prevent collision with characters in the content, I recommend using the broken vertical bar:

[separator=¦]
|===

[source,c]
----
int main(void)
----
|===

-Dan

On Sat, Sep 17, 2016 at 4:16 PM, mariocup [via Asciidoctor :: Discussion] <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hello,

I would like to include source code in tables. In standard tables it is working fine.

[cols="15s,85a"]
|====
| Name
| Comment

| name-1
| [source,c]
----
int main(void)
----
|====


[cols="15,85"]
|====
| Name
| Comment

| name-2
a|
[source,c]
----
int main(void)
----
|====

 Can I achieve the same output for CSV tables? I haven't figure out how to write CSV tables with Asciidoctor content.



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