Re: XSL Table Code (repost)

nico <[email protected]> Thu, 28 Apr 2005 22:59:09 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.text.docbook.db2latex.devel
Message-ID <opspym8vv49niby6@localhost>
On Thu, 28 Apr 2005 11:33:15 +0100, David Hedley <[email protected]> wrote=
:

>
> Hi Nico & others,
>
>> The
>> only limitation I found is when an <entry> contains blank
>> lines like this:
>>
>> <entry>
>>
>> This is a buggy entry, isn't it?
>>
>> </entry>
>>
>> Latex then complains about the multicolumn: [...]
>
> I can't reproduce this with my setup - it handles this case fine. What =
=20
> could
> cause this is if you're using the 'morerows' attribute and haven't =20
> tweaked
> multirow.sty as advised in my original email. If you are still having
> problems then please let me have your test case and let me know which
> version etc of pdflatex you're using.

I don't use the attribute 'morerows', and it really seems to come from =20
multicolumn. Please find attached the simple test case that shows the =20
behaviour I have. It contains the XSL used (main.xsl), the XML test file =
=20
(doc.xml), the LaTeX result (doc.tex), and the pdflatex compilation log =20
(doc.log) whose first line gives the pdflatex version.

>
>> Anyway, great work. Would you mind if I put your file in a
>> future dblatex
>> release (not db2latex since I have no rights for this :-)? [...]
>
> No of course not. Help yourself to it.

Thanks!

BG


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