Made the token list a table#1
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hoonweiting merged 1 commit intohoonweiting:2849-token-type-docsfrom Oct 5, 2021
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Oh man thank you so much for doing this! I'll take a look at it tomorrow :) |
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I really, really like this! It is so much neater than the vanilla definition list, and the sorting of tokens into groups helps a ton too.
But I also want to use semantically-correct HTML tags as far as possible, so I'll see what I can do with CSS. I don't have very high hopes for it, so that might not come to fruition at all :P
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Clearly I am not familiar enough with merging PRs :") @ silly extra merge commit |
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Here's the PR I promised here.
I converted the definition list into a table. The design and structure are heavily influenced by HighlightJS' scope reference. I also shortened many examples.