Oops. Right you are, Richard. My bad.
But I could have sworn that my approach worked for me in the past. I must be
getting early symptoms of what's-his-name's disease...
-Fred Ridder
> Subject: RE: Long code samples in shaded table
> Date: Wed, 2 Dec 2009 12:09:30 -0700
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Fred Ridder wrote:
> If you define a table format with the Top and Bottom settings for
Default
> Cell Margins set to 0 pts, the table will have no affect whatsoever on
the
> line spacing that you define for your code listing paragraph style.
Piece
> of cake.
Not quite, Fred. If you do only that,
gt; To: fr...@daube.ch; framers@lists.frameusers.com
> From: srick...@wordmongers.demon.co.uk
> Subject: Re: Long code samples in shaded table
>
> At 11:28 +0100 2/12/09, Klaus Daube wrote:
>
> >How about this idea:
> >- Convert all lines (paragraphs) of the code exam
Richard... thanks for this. Yes, this sounds like the way to go... but tomorrow
now, as it's 6:30 pm here.
--
Steve
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I wrote:
> My Code pgf format is 9 pt with 12 pt line spacing, and there's no
space
> above or below the pgf. 12 - 9 = 3. So Cell Margins Top (on the Table
> Cell properties tab) is set to 3.0 pt (and Bottom is 0 pt). Bingo.
Code
> text in two adjacent rows is spaced exactly the same as in two
adj
Steve Rickaby wrote:
> At 11:28 +0100 2/12/09, Klaus Daube wrote:
>
> >How about this idea:
> >- Convert all lines (paragraphs) of the code example to a table (one
> paragraph becoming one
> >row.
> >- Use a table format with no horizontal ruling between the rows.
> >- The automatic breakting b
At 11:28 +0100 2/12/09, Klaus Daube wrote:
>How about this idea:
>- Convert all lines (paragraphs) of the code example to a table (one paragraph
>becoming one
>row.
>- Use a table format with no horizontal ruling between the rows.
>- The automatic breakting between the rows should be no problem.
On 1 Dec 2009 at 9:48, Steve Rickaby wrote:
> As an aside, I think a special torment in Hell should be reserved for
> software textbook authors who insist on including code samples that are
> longer than a single page. If they fall in the text flow there's no
> problem, but for some books we set t
