`table` help example results are wrong

[NotTheDr01ds]

`table` help example results are wrong

[NotTheDr01ds]

I don't want to remove the examples, but rather fix them somehow in the code.

Sounds good to me, and I've edited the issue to reflect that. I also looked at this a bit last week to see if I could do anything about it, but didn't come up with anything either. Of course, you have a much better chance than I do ;-)

But regardless, I'll leave this open as an issue on the core itself rather than removing the examples.

[fdncred]

I don't want to remove the examples, but rather fix them somehow in the code.

[fdncred]

I played around with this in documentation.rs, just trying to hard-code all tables to --expand but couldn't get it to work. I'm probably missing some key concept here.

[NotTheDr01ds]

I'm probably missing some key concept here.

Actually, you almost nailed it. If you check your implementation against help zip, you'll see that it works.

The problem with help table is that the actual hardcoded results are wrong.

I've fixed the table --expand result, but I'm not sure that help --collapse is fixable without being able to conditionally run --compact against it. That result "table" can't (I don't believe) be represented in Rust. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

I think perhaps I could attach a --collapse in the table.rs example itself, but I'm not sure yet.

[fdncred]

The problem with help table is that the actual hardcoded results are wrong.

doh! that explains it then.

what i was thinking of doing when i wrote that code was to check the example.example to see if it ended with --expand or --collapse and then change the call appropriately before passing it into .run()