On 02/28/2018 11:35 PM, Hans Hagen wrote:
page 26 of the xtable manual ... you define tagged settings and can use
these tag for cells and rows
OK Hans, I see that, thanks a lot! But it still means I have to tag the
cells/rows? As always, I'm playing with xml and Lua and am trying to
write some universal code that allows me to try out different table
mechanisms. Just to explain (don't spend time on this, I'm just playing
around): I collect my table settings like this:
\startsetups section_table
\setupframedtablecolumn [1] [width=0.7cm,align=left]
\setupTABLE [column] [1] [width=0.7cm,align=left]
\stopsetups
In my Lua file, I start tables like this:
starttable()
startrow()
startcell() etc.
and can switch from one mechanism to another by having these aliases:
starttable = context.startframedtable
starttable = context.bTABLE
starttable = context.startembeddedxtable
and commenting out the mechanisms that I don't need. But it looks like
the xtable needs additional arguments to work...
Thanks, and all best
Thomas
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