Hans Hagen
writes: At 20:52 01/10/2003, you wrote:
My second question is how do I make vertical lines in tabulate
Ed L Cashin wrote tables?
without thinking about it I'd say: you can't.
indeed, it's on my to do list (i.e. when i need it); dirty trick (only non pars):
\starttabulate[|b{\vl\quad}a{\quad\vl}|b{\vl\quad}a{\quad\vl}|] \NC test \NC test \NC \NR \NC test \NC test \NC \NR \stoptabulate
Thanks for the dirty trick. My major professor made fun of my use of context when he found out that I couldn't easily put a vertical line in a table. :)
There are of course other Context environments where you are definitely able to prodce lines in whatever style. \starttable{} .. \stoptable for simple tables may be you compile the module-documentation form core-tab.tex \bTABLE ... \eTABLE for difficult tables there is a example file on pragma-site! Regards Willi