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Simplify LaTeX mark-up for table column widths (ref #3379) #3381
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The ``\X`` token is used as column-specifier: this does not define or redefine ``\X`` as a LaTeX macro. Using a letter could have led to conflict with user defined column types or table packages. This column specifier takes two arguments which must be positive integers, as produced by LaTeX writer for ``:widths:`` option or for equal widths columns. As it always uses ``\linewidth`` the latter was not abstracted into a third argument.
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Also, organizes code for more clarity in conditionals.
@tk0miya thanks! may I ask you to check again : I have added commit with uses Also, in passing I have a bit streamlined Memo: if there was a way for user to specify a target
would mean that the table occupies memo2: I tested that our |
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The
\X
token is used as column-specifier: this does not define or redefine\X
as a LaTeX macro. Using a letter could have led to conflict with user custom column types or table packages. This column specifier takes two arguments which must be positive integers, as produced by LaTeX writer for:widths:
option or for equal widths columns. As it always uses\linewidth
the latter was not abstracted into a third argument.There is no new functionality, but it shortens the produced
.tex
files.