Can somebody help me on how to do the following with XeLaTeX,
or, if this is not the right place to ask this, where I should
ask this question?
I need to set a text (not math) table with two
columns where the left column contains linebreaks
and a 'stretchy' right brace along the right edge of the
Hello
I use plain XeTeX, and occasionally have to do something like this. The
coding should (I think) still be comprehensible to LaTeX, so you could try
including something like this at the end of the first cell of line 3:
\rlap{\kern 3pt
$\smash{\left .\vbox to 30pt{}\right\}}$}
Thanks! A slight complication though: the other two braces which
I didn't include in my illustration enclose an even number of
lines/cells, six and two respectively.
/bpj
2013-10-12 15:20, John Was skrev:
Hello
I use plain XeTeX, and occasionally have to do something like
this. The coding sho
On Sat, 12 Oct 2013, BPJ wrote:
> Can somebody help me on how to do the following with XeLaTeX,
> or, if this is not the right place to ask this, where I should
> ask this question?
A LaTeX-related mailing list might be better, since this question's answer
is unlikely to be specifically related to
BPJ wrote:
need to set a text (not math) table with two
> columns where the left column contains linebreaks
> and a 'stretchy' right brace along the right edge of the cell,
> i.e. like so:
>
> line 1 \
> line 2 | General description of what
> line 3 > kind of things the lines
Hello
I would just give a \noalign{} variant in between the 3rd and 4th (or 1st
and 2nd) cells, but if that's not how you set up your tables, you could
always go to the line above the midpoint (the third and the first
respectively) and repeat the same command, except that it would be lowered
2013-10-12 17:23, Philip Taylor skrev:
BPJ wrote:
need to set a text (not math) table with two
columns where the left column contains linebreaks
and a 'stretchy' right brace along the right edge of the cell,
i.e. like so:
line 1 \
line 2 | General description of what
line 3
BPJ wrote:
> 2013-10-12 17:23, Philip Taylor skrev:
>> Do you need to manually specify the line-turns in the
>> left-hand column,
>
> Yes that's the rub. I'm experimenting with the various
> suggestions right now, and one problem is that there is
> a lot of whitespace to the left of a table-i
Does this accomplish what you need ?
% !TeX Program=XeLaTeX
\documentclass {minimal}
\begin {document}
\parindent = 0 pt
\tolerance = 1999
\halign
\bgroup
&$\left . \vcenter {\hsize = 0,2\hsize #}\quad \right \rbrace \quad $&
$\vcenter {\hsize = 0,7 \hsize #}$\cr
Now is the time fo
Am 12.10.2013 um 14:39 schrieb BPJ:
>line 1 \
>line 2 | General description of what
>line 3 > kind of things the lines
>line 4 | in the left cell represent
>line 5 /
Is that something for you?
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{multirow,
On Sat, 12 Oct 2013, BPJ wrote:
> Yes that's the rub. I'm experimenting with the various
> suggestions right now, and one problem is that there is
> a lot of whitespace to the left of a table-in-a-table...
It seems like it shouldn't be hard to insert negative spaces
where required.
--
Matthew Sk
To provide a starting point for a new project, I have just saved
MS-1214-V15.tex
from a sub-directory called
Lambeth-Palace-Library
in a parallel directory called
Horsmonden-Armistice-Day
as
Order-of-Service(001).tex
When I try to compile it, I am told :
On Oct 12, 2013, at 1:32 PM, Philip Taylor wrote:
> To provide a starting point for a new project, I have just saved
>
> MS-1214-V15.tex
>
> from a sub-directory called
>
> Lambeth-Palace-Library
>
> in a parallel directory called
>
> Horsmonden-Armistice-Day
>
> as
>
>
On Sat, Oct 12, 2013 at 07:32:54PM +0100, Philip Taylor wrote:
> To provide a starting point for a new project, I have just saved
>
> MS-1214-V15.tex
>
> from a sub-directory called
>
> Lambeth-Palace-Library
>
> in a parallel directory called
>
> Horsmonden-Armistice-Day
>
Herbert Schulz wrote:
> Hmmm... no problem here with
>
> This is XeTeX, Version 3.1415926-2.5-0..3 (TeX Live 2013)
> restricted \write18 enabled.
> entering extended mode
> (./Order-of-Service(001).tex
> ...
>
> don't know if it's the new version of XeTeX or using TeX Live 2013 on a Mac.
On 12/10/13 20:32, Philip Taylor wrote:
To provide a starting point for a new project, I have just saved
MS-1214-V15.tex
from a sub-directory called
Lambeth-Palace-Library
in a parallel directory called
Horsmonden-Armistice-Day
as
Order-of-Service(001).tex
Herb Schulz, Khaled Hosny, Jonathan Kew wrote:
[...]
Thank you, chaps. All works fine in TeX Live 2013,
so able to proceed.
** Phil.
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