Re: tables larger than 26 columns
Oliver Bandel <[email protected]> Fri, 06 May 2016 19:06:10 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.type-setting.lout |
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| Message-ID | <20160506190610.Horde.-VXCN8JEo_Y6ayOjJT446fC@webmail.in-berlin.de> |
Hi, Zitat von Daniel Ajoy <[email protected]> (Fri, 06 May 2016 10:35:27 -0500) > Hello, > > My table has 31 columns. I was trying > > @Tbl aformat { @Cell AA | @Cell AB | @Cell AC | @Cell AD | @Cell AE > | @Cell AF | @Cell AG | @Cell AH | @Cell AI | @Cell AJ | @Cell AK | > @Cell AL | @Cell AM | @Cell AN | @Cell AO | @Cell AP | @Cell AQ | > @Cell AR | @Cell AS | @Cell AT | @Cell AU | @Cell AV | @Cell AW | > @Cell AX | @Cell AY | @Cell AZ | @Cell BA | @Cell BB | @Cell BC | > @Cell BD | @Cell BE } > > But that doesn't work. > > Does lout allows for tables with more than 26 columns? [...] No. But if you don't need all the "luxory" of the table-package, you could use the concatenation featire of lout to make large tables, using the row- and column marks. This expecially makes sense, if you use generated data. On the other hand, maybe tables inside tables can solve your problem, allowing the convenience of the table-package. If lout would allow any ASCII-identifier for table-Cells, not only 'A'...'Z', this would be nice. But I doubt that will be implemented... ...even though I would vote for it. Ciao, Oliver P.S.: Example (with @InitialSpace tex) : 0.3 @Scale { AA |0.5f AB |0.5f AC |0.5f AD |0.5f AE |0.5f AF |0.5f AG |0.5f AH |0.5f AI |0.5f AJ |0.5f AK |0.5f AL |0.5f AM |0.5f AN |0.5f AO |0.5f AP |0.5f AQ |0.5f AR |0.5f AS |0.5f AT |0.5f AU |0.5f AV |0.5f AW |0.5f AX |0.5f AY |0.5f AZ |0.5f BA |0.5f BB |0.5f BC |0.5f BD |0.5f BE /1f AA1 | AB1 | AC1 | AD1 | AE1 | AF1 | AG1 | AH1 | AI1 | AJ1 | AK1 | AL1 | AM1 | AN1 | AO1 | AP1 | AQ1 | AR1 | AS1 | AT1 | AU1 | AV1 | AW1 | AX1 | AY1 | AZ1 | BA1 | BB1 | BC1 | BD1 | BE1 /1f ... /1f AA999 | AB999 | AC999 | AD999 | AE999 | AF999 | AG999 | AH999 | AI999 | AJ999 | AK999 | AL999 | AM999 | AN999 | AO999 | AP999 | AQ999 | AR999 | AS999 | AT999 | AU999 | AV999 | AW999 | AX999 | AY999 | AZ999 | BA999 | BB999 | BC999 | BD999 | BE999 }