dorecurse in table

dorecurse in table

[Cecil Westerhof]

The following code does what I want:
    \blank
    \SetTableToWidth{\textwidth}
    \starttable[|lp(0.90\textwidth)|]
    Some text \SR
    \SR
    \HL
    \SR
    \HL
    \SR
    \HL
    \SR
    \HL
    \stoptable
    \blank

I would think that the following code is equivalent:
    \blank
    \SetTableToWidth{\textwidth}
    \starttable[|lp(0.90\textwidth)|]
    Some text \SR
    \dorecurse{4}{
      \SR
      \HL
    }
    \stoptable
    \blank

But it is not. I get:
    Underfull \hbox (badness 10000) in alignment at lines 39--49
    [][][][][]
    ! Misplaced \noalign.
    \TABLEnoalign ->\noalign 
                             \bgroup \let \noalign \relax \let \next =
    \insertTABLEtail ->\TABLEnoalign 
                                     {\global \settrue \preventTABLEbreak \globa...

    \stoptable ->\chuckTABLEautorow \insertTABLEtail 
                                                     \TABLEnoalign {\globalletem...
    l.60 \stoptable
and h gives:
    I expect to see \noalign only after the \cr of
    an alignment. Proceed, and I'll ignore this case.

What am I doing wrong?

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Re: dorecurse in table

[Aditya Mahajan]

On Mon, 6 Sep 2010, Cecil Westerhof wrote:

> The following code does what I want:
>    \blank
>    \SetTableToWidth{\textwidth}
>    \starttable[|lp(0.90\textwidth)|]
>    Some text \SR
>    \SR
>    \HL
>    \SR
>    \HL
>    \SR
>    \HL
>    \SR
>    \HL
>    \stoptable
>    \blank

The correct syntax is \NC ... \NC \SR but that doesn't solve the problem 
in this case.

> I would think that the following code is equivalent:
>    \blank
>    \SetTableToWidth{\textwidth}
>    \starttable[|lp(0.90\textwidth)|]
>    Some text \SR
>    \dorecurse{4}{
>      \SR
>      \HL
>    }
>    \stoptable
>    \blank
>
> But it is not. I get:
>    Underfull \hbox (badness 10000) in alignment at lines 39--49
>    [][][][][]
>    ! Misplaced \noalign.
>    \TABLEnoalign ->\noalign
>                             \bgroup \let \noalign \relax \let \next =
>    \insertTABLEtail ->\TABLEnoalign
>                                     {\global \settrue \preventTABLEbreak \globa...
>
>    \stoptable ->\chuckTABLEautorow \insertTABLEtail
>                                                     \TABLEnoalign {\globalletem...
>    l.60 \stoptable
> and h gives:
>    I expect to see \noalign only after the \cr of
>    an alignment. Proceed, and I'll ignore this case.
>
> What am I doing wrong?

Table and expansion are tricky. The error is caused by the last \HL and 
goes away if you add another line.

But if you only want four horizontal lines, why not use \thinrules

\thinrules[n=4]

Also have a look at m-educat.tex (look at the example in the end of the 
file) which is essentially a fancy wrapper around \thinrules.

I don't know if \thinrules are documented in a manual, but pack-rul.mkiv 
gives a  few examples:


\starttext
A couple of examples are given below.

\startbuffer
\setupthinrules[n=3,inbetween=,color=gray]

test test \thinrules\ test test \par
test test \thinrules [color=green] test test \par
test test \thinrules [height=max, depth=max] test test \par

\setupthinrules[height=.9,depth=.9]

test test \thinrules\ test test \par
test test \thinrules [alternativevariant=b] test test \par
test test \thinrules [alternativevariant=c] test test \par
test test \thinrules [alternativevariant=c,inbetween=\vskip2ex] test test 
\par
\stopbuffer

\typebuffer {\getbuffer}

There are a couple of alternative ways to visualize rules
using backgrounds. At first sight these may look strange,
but they make sense in educational settings. The
alternatives are more or less compatible with the more
advanced \METAPOST\ based implementation.

\startbuffer[a]
\setupthinrules
   [n=2,
    backgroundcolor=gray  ,
    rulethickness=1pt,
    colorkleur=donkerblauw,
    after=\blank,
    before=\blank]
\stopbuffer

\typebuffer[a]

\startbuffer[b]
\thinrules[alternativevariant=a]
\thinrules[alternativevariant=b]
\thinrules[alternativevariant=c]
\stopbuffer

\typebuffer[b] \getbuffer[a,b]

\startbuffer[b]
\thinrules[alternativevariant=a,background=color]
\thinrules[alternativevariant=b,background=color]
\thinrules[alternativevariant=c,background=color]
\stopbuffer

\typebuffer[b] \getbuffer[a,b]

\startbuffer[b]
\thinrules[alternativevariant=a,height=.8,depth=.8,background=color]
\thinrules[alternativevariant=b,height=.8,depth=.8,background=color]
\thinrules[alternativevariant=c,height=.8,depth=.8,background=color]
\stopbuffer

\typebuffer[b] \getbuffer[a,b]
\stoptext


Aditya
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Re: dorecurse in table

[Cecil Westerhof]

Op maandag 6 sep 2010 23:18 CEST schreef Aditya Mahajan:

>> The following code does what I want:
>> \blank
>> \SetTableToWidth{\textwidth}
>> \starttable[|lp(0.90\textwidth)|]
>> Some text \SR
>> \SR
>> \HL
>> \SR
>> \HL
>> \SR
>> \HL
>> \SR
>> \HL
>> \stoptable
>> \blank

[CUT]

> Table and expansion are tricky. The error is caused by the last \HL and
> goes away if you add another line.
>
> But if you only want four horizontal lines, why not use \thinrules
>
> \thinrules[n=4]

That is what I want. I have now defined the following much simpler
macro:
    \def\GetComment[#1]{
      \blank
      #1\par
      \thinrules[n=4]
      \blank
    }

and I call it with:
    \GetComment[What was the most useful for you?]

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