I tried the \starttable ....
It is quite tricky to get the dummy columns right!
If you withdraw one of the \DC in the line which causes the error, the table compiles just fine.
I was playing with another table first, where I added several \DL[2]. When I messed up the \DC I got similar errors as you.
Kind regards Willi
At 19:01 18.11.2003,Bernd wrote:
Hi all,
using \DL[2] only once in a row, the function works well, but using \DL[2] twice in a row, I get a error-message:
+---------- ! Extra alignment tab has been changed to \cr. <template> \endtemplate
\!ttLongHrule ->\omit \span \omit \span \!ttShortHrule \normalTABLEmultirule ...{#1}\normalTABLElongrule & \complexTableDL ...handleTABLEerror \fi \fi \next \fi l.31 \DL[2] \DC \DC \DL[2] \DR ? ! Emergency stop. <template> \endtemplate
\!ttLongHrule ->\omit \span \omit \span \!ttShortHrule \normalTABLEmultirule ...{#1}\normalTABLElongrule & \complexTableDL ...handleTABLEerror \fi \fi \next \fi l.31 \DL[2] \DC \DC \DL[2] \DR End of file on the terminal! +---------- \starttext \starttable[|c|c|c|c|c|c|] %\starttables[|c|c|c|c|c|c|] % \HL \NC one \NC two \NC three \NC four \NC five \NC six \NC\AR % \DL[2] \DC \DC \DC \DC \DR \VL \TWO{one + two} \VL three \NC four \NC five \NC six \NC\AR % \DC \DC \DC \DL[3] \DR \NC one \NC two \NC three \VL \THREE{four + five + six} \VL\AR % the next line does not work!! \DL[2] \DC \DC \DL[2] \DR % \VL \TWO{one + two} \VL three \NC four \VL \TWO{five + six}\VL\AR \stoptable \stoptext
What ist here to do? Any hints will be welcome!
Bernd
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