From: "Uwe Koloska" <uwe.koloska@mailbox.tu-dresden.de>
Subject: minor remarks on core-tab.tex
Date: Sun, 17 Dec 2000 00:22:23 +0100 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <00121700222300.02529@bilbo> (raw)
Hello,
yesterday I was in need for a sophisticated table and since the manual only
has tabulation and the natural tables seemed to complicated, I studied the
source for table (core-tab.tex and thrd-tab.tex). There I found something
that might be remarkable ;-)
Near the beginning is a line:
\doifundefined{BeginTable}{\doinputonce{table.tex}}
This only works, because thrd-tab.tex (a renamed version of table.tex) is
loaded before ...
So this has to be changed to "\doinputonce(thrd-tab.tex}"
Where can I find some docu about table.tex??? I wanted to make a table
with two columns. The first one as wide as the widest entry, and the
second one a paragraph that fills the rest of the line. I couldn't figure
out how to do (neither with tabulate, nor tables and natural tables) ...
There are two lines with something like:
\doifnumberelse{#1x} % x ???????????????
I am no TeX expert -- so I am very proud that I can say: It's possible that
I know what this means (Tusch!) ;-))))
\doifnumberelse test it's argument and if there are numbers in the first
positions it's true otherwise false.
\doifnumberelse{1234x} -> true
\doifnumberelse{ab12x} -> false
and if #1 is an empty argument:
\doifnumberelse{x} -> false
The 'x' is there to prevent the expression inside {} expanding to nothing.
Hey that are no bugs and nothing great, but ...
Uwe
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next reply other threads:[~2000-12-16 23:22 UTC|newest]
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2000-12-16 23:22 Uwe Koloska [this message]
2000-12-17 20:16 ` Hans Hagen
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