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Comment on concatenation with row/column marks
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Oliver Bandel |
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Comment on concatenation with row/column marks |
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Wed, 04 May 2016 18:18:52 +0200 |
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Horde Application Framework 5 |
Hello,
this concept is really wonderful :-)
It makes it easy to align a lot of tabular data easily.
There was a thread (older one) on this mailing list about
tables with more than 26 columns.
That inspired me to find a solution to the problem.
With a bit ot Perl I could produce test-documents
with huge number of numbers, aligned in many more than 26 columns.
I tested it with landscape and different font sizes,
as well as different horizontal and vertical distance between the
number-entries
(and also paper size).
It was easy (ok, took some experiments) to create good readable tabulation.
It did not use frames/rules around the numbers, so it was a frameless
table (no rules between the cells).
But readability was fine.
So, this feature allows a different way of typesetting large tables.
At the moment I'm working on a poster with math-formulas to support my
own learning.
("Formelsammlung").
The horizontal and vertical alignment features allowed easily to align
Some math formulas from different @Eq-entries and some text
(enumeration without @List),
just by adding
|0.5f
and
/0.5f
and
|1.5f
at the right places, and the alignment was done by the automatic
mark-alignment feature of lout.
That's a lot less typing and clutter than with LaTeX.
At that point Lout wins in the area of convenience.
(I thought, I could give some positive feedback here too...)
Ciao,
Oliver
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