Below I describe two situations which surprised me and I'm not sure what the expected behavior should be.
Situation 1: - Start a new table, say 4x4. - Click on a cell in the second-to-last row. - Click the "set bottom line" button in the toolbar. Nothing happens. Repeating the above but doing "set right line" results in a right-line. Is this difference in behaviors expected? The "set bottom line" botton does indeed change the bottom line member (and it toggles the button), it's just that the Tabular::TeX functions are invariant to the change. I don't know enough about LaTeX to know what the expected behavior is. I understand that the LaTeX code for vertical lines and horizontal lines are different, but from a user point of view, I don't see why setting them should be different. Situation 2: For the default table, if you have the cursor in any cell in the top row and press "set bottom line", it removes the bottom lines of all cells in the top row. Is this correct? Thanks, Scott
