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I can't find this anywhere but it doesn't mean there's no way to do it, so I thought I'd ask here. I have a few hundred files that I want to use this plugin with. My inline values all have this format:
I always add a space between the colons just for better readability. I can see the data just fine in the database table, but if I edit a value using the plugin, the original doesn't change and I end up with this added to the file:
In the database table I'll see both values in the format of "firstvalue, secondvalue" within the one cell. Is there any way I can prevent that from happening other than modifying a few hundred files? Thanks! |
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hi @miscelly , I am afraid the plugin just allow the format of We can work on the regex expression to accept space (just 1 ) between key and dots |
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No worries, I can change the format in the files. It's probably easier for me to change the format than it is for a code change to be made. Less risky anyway. Thanks for the quick response. |
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hi @miscelly , I am afraid the plugin just allow the format of
key:: value
for editing. could accept the wrap of () and []We can work on the regex expression to accept space (just 1 ) between key and dots