Longtable and \endhead

Longtable and \endhead

[Ralf Findeisen]

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Hi,

I have a table which would go over a page boundary. This is per se not a 
problem with \longtable as produced by Pandoc. To get headers again on the 
next page, it would need to insert \endhead though in the .tex file to 
separate the header from the table (according to the longtable docs). It 
does not do this though. How would I convince Pandoc to insert \endhead or 
to get repeatring headers on tables spanning pages? I am by no means a 
Latex expert and would also welcom another solution for this issue.

I use Pandoc V1.12.0.2.

Regards

Ralf

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Re: Longtable and \endhead

[John MacFarlane]

There's no easy way I can think of.  You could try inserting literal
LaTeX \endhead in the first cell of the table body.   It should be
passed through verbatim to the LaTeX, but it might not occur in the
right place.  Try it.

I could make it the default to insert \endhead or \endfirsthead after
the header.  Do people have opinions on whether this would be good?

+++ Ralf Findeisen [Oct 25 13 05:34 ]:
> Hi,
> 
> I have a table which would go over a page boundary. This is per se not a 
> problem with \longtable as produced by Pandoc. To get headers again on the 
> next page, it would need to insert \endhead though in the .tex file to 
> separate the header from the table (according to the longtable docs). It 
> does not do this though. How would I convince Pandoc to insert \endhead or 
> to get repeatring headers on tables spanning pages? I am by no means a 
> Latex expert and would also welcom another solution for this issue.
> 
> I use Pandoc V1.12.0.2.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Ralf
> 
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Re: Longtable and \endhead

[Ralf Findeisen]

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Hi,

I tried putting \endhead into the table. Doesn't work.

Having \endhead in the first body cell as first text produces.

    /lm/ot1lmtt.fd)
    ! Extra }, or forgotten \endgroup.
    <template> \unskip \hfil }
                              \hskip \tabcolsep \endtemplate 
    l.227 \endhead

Having \endhead in the last header cell produces:

    ! Extra }, or forgotten \endgroup.
    <template> \unskip \hfil }
                              \endtemplate 
    l.222 Use \endhead

I like the idea of having \endhead there as default.

Regards

Ralf

On Friday, October 25, 2013 6:53:30 PM UTC+2, fiddlosopher wrote:
>
> There's no easy way I can think of.  You could try inserting literal 
> LaTeX \endhead in the first cell of the table body.   It should be 
> passed through verbatim to the LaTeX, but it might not occur in the 
> right place.  Try it. 
>
> I could make it the default to insert \endhead or \endfirsthead after 
> the header.  Do people have opinions on whether this would be good? 
>
> +++ Ralf Findeisen [Oct 25 13 05:34 ]: 
> > Hi, 
> > 
> > I have a table which would go over a page boundary. This is per se not a 
> > problem with \longtable as produced by Pandoc. To get headers again on 
> the 
> > next page, it would need to insert \endhead though in the .tex file to 
> > separate the header from the table (according to the longtable docs). It 
> > does not do this though. How would I convince Pandoc to insert \endhead 
> or 
> > to get repeatring headers on tables spanning pages? I am by no means a 
> > Latex expert and would also welcom another solution for this issue. 
> > 
> > I use Pandoc V1.12.0.2. 
> > 
> > Regards 
> > 
> > Ralf 
> > 
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