Tabular Styles
A bare tabular with tabarg “rcr”:
a rather long phrase | five | shorter bit | shorter bit | a rather long phrase | five |
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A tableb with tabarg “|r|c|r|”:
a rather long phrase | five | shorter bit | shorter bit | a rather long phrase | five |
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A tabular with tabarg “r|c|r”:
a rather long phrase | five | shorter bit | shorter bit | a rather long phrase | five |
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An “hlined” tabular with tabarg “|r|c|r|”:
a rather long phrase | five | shorter bit | shorter bit | a rather long phrase | five |
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The last repeated as an HTML-style table:
a rather long phrase | five | shorter bit | shorter bit | a rather long phrase | five |
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Here's a tabular with two p-cells:
Generalized Extensible LaTeX-Like MarkUp (GELLMU) is the name
of my project that originated with the aim of building a bridge from
traditional LaTeX to the new world of XML languages.
A p-cell may contain a list:
bird
cat
dog
or a math display:
INT_{partial D}[omega ] = INT_{D}[domega ]
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| One of the ideas in my design for GELLMU is that with existing stable
freely available SGML tools one may go to almost any presentation
format. For the community of mathematicians and scientists, who have
become accustomed to using TeX to create finely typeset documents for
printing, this design provides a way automatically to create other
carefully crafted forms from a single source document without
over-burdening Donald Knuth's program TeX. |
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