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Use a slightly more complicated outline than the task example to test some edge conditions. Limited to 10 direct subnodes on any one node as is. Easily adapted for larger if necessary. |
Use a slightly more complicated outline than the task example to test some edge conditions. Limited to 10 direct subnodes on any one node as is. Easily adapted for larger if necessary. |
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Strictly speaking, this is not a nested table. It is just a single level table that has some column spans > 1. For an example of using actual nested tables, see the task entry: [[Rosetta_Code/List_authors_of_task_descriptions# |
Strictly speaking, this is not a nested table. It is just a single level table that has some column spans > 1. For an example of using actual nested tables, see the task entry: [[Rosetta_Code/List_authors_of_task_descriptions#Raku|List_authors_of_task_descriptions#Raku]], [[Rosetta_Code/List_authors_of_task_descriptions/Full_list|(and full output)]]. |
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<lang perl6>my $outline = q:to/END/; |
<lang perl6>my $outline = q:to/END/; |