Add quartable filter#2032
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Added 'quartable' filter
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I don't think your project's name runs afoul of our trademark policy, but it feels close enough to doing so that I'm going to ask you to read the policy and acknowledge it: https://quarto.org/trademark.html |
@cscheid : I've read the trademark policy as requested. quarto-quartable is a quarto extension (therefore promoting the use of Quarto and improvement of Quarto functionalities), is non-commercial, is open-source (MIT licensed), therefore I of course acknowledge the trademark policy :-) Almost every extension or filter has "Quarto" in its name, including this one. "Quartable" is a wordplay in French: "Quarto-table" -> "Quartable" (which sounds like "cartable," the French name for "schoolbag"). Best regards, |
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@cscheid : gentle reminder — did you have time to review this pull request? The trademark policy acknowledgment has been addressed as requested, but @cderv has asked for your review after that. If requested, it's not a problem for me to add a disclaimer or a short paragraph about Quarto's trademark policy and the scope of this extension that is compliant with it directly in the extension repository's README, if that would help move things forward. I know you are no doubt very busy, but it would be great to get this merged. |
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(Sorry! I did read it, and that's sufficient. I gave a thumbs-up to the post and assumed my meaning would be clear. It wasn't.) |
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Merging then. Sorry I missed the 👍 |
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Adds quartable, a Quarto filter that extends Markdown pipe tables with column spans, row spans, midrules, partial clines (cmidrules), vertical lines and per-cell alignment overrides — targeting HTML, Reveal.js and PDF/LaTeX from a single source. The design is heavily inspired by the LaTeX booktabs package (rule weights, no per-row borders, partial rules via
\cmidrule, etc.).