Hi.
Still playing with tables, I found usefull to change the line #1400 in
table.C from
os << "\\parbox[t]{"
to
os << "\\parbox{"
in order to obtain "centered" alignement between multiline cells and
single- ones.
This works perfectly for my purpose, but I cannot make it available to
everybody, because it implies to have the same alignement for all the
table used in a session, and to recompile the code when you want to
change the alignment !!
I tried to implement something base on a "centering parameter" (let's call
it "verticalCentering" as e.g. (bad coding):
os << "\\parbox";
if (verticalCentering=="TOP") os << "[t]";
if (verticalCentering=="BOTTOM") os << "[b]";
os << "{" << GetWidth.......
But the problem is now : How to set this "verticalCentering" parameter ? I
had a look at the table related Xform menus, but this is somewhat hard to
modify. So I give you the idea, (and the work too...) if you think this is
of any interest.
Ho, another multiline related question : when a Cell is multiline, you
enclose it (in TeX output), between 2 \smallskip{}; This changes the cell
height quite a lot, and prevents top alignment (and bottom' one I guess)
to work properly anyway. Do you know why these smallskip were added for,
and if they can be discarded ?
Once again, thank's for your (great) work.
Alain
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