Eckhart Guthöhrlein
Am Sonntag, den 14.08.2005, 17:17 +0200 schrieb Adam Duck:
- how do I set the spacing between a vertical line (between two columns) and the text inside that columns? I already used "framedoffest=-3pt", but the output is unacceptable.
Spacing is a weak point of natural tables. Afaik, there is no good way to tune spacing. I would try using dummy colums like \bTD[width=1em]\eTD. OK, That sounds reasonable. I'll try that. On the other hand this means many \bTD<something>\eTD ... but one can write a macro for that, I think.
- how do I center the whole table? This one is really crucial: my GF also accepts hacks ;).
\midaligned{..} works Yep, but only if I don't split the table:
gives ERROR: Missing } inserted. --- TeX said --- <inserted text> } <to be read again> \unvcopy \splittblboxa ...p \page \egroup \fi \fi \unvcopy 2 \ifcase \noftblnextlines... \splittblbox ...tblsplitmethod }\splittblboxa {#1} \fi \eTABLE ...}}\eTBL }\removeunwantedspaces \endTBL \stopTBLprocessing \egroup... l.11 \eTABLE } and \startalignment[middle]...\stopalignment doesn't seem to do anything in that case.
- why doesn't \splitfloat{\placetable...} work with Natural Tables? (They won't get splitted at all, but with tables and linetables it works...)
\setupTABLE[split=yes] or \setupTABLE[split=repeat] That's not what I meant:
doesn't split the table. The output looks exactly like the \midaligned{} one. bye, Adam.