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Add table examples to documentation #638
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@utzig Built it locally and looks pretty good already!
I read in the commit message it the fancier tables break LaTeX renderer, I'm thinking we can use the conditional Sphinx .. only:: html
directive for all the ones currently commented out. Thoughts on this?
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This adds the examples found on Doxygen's website for describing tables in Markdown and Doxygen syntax. PS: The examples that include rowspan/colspan were left commented out in the rST because they are currently breaking latex generation (although "make html" works). Signed-off-by: Fabio Utzig <[email protected]>
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Neat trick, never seen that one before. Of course the tables will still render a bit "funny" until rowspan/colspan support is added by the builds work, so it's better to leave them rendered there! :-) |
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@utzig Yeah this is nice, even the complex table is rendered pretty well, so all the information is there even is the layout is a bit funky at times. Thanks!
This adds the examples found on Doxygen's website for describing tables in Markdown and Doxygen syntax.
PS: The examples that include rowspan/colspan were left commented out in the rST because they are currently breaking latex generation (although "make html" works).