Dave Baldwin wrote:
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Your example used @LLP but the question was about what happens
when you use @LP. However, I replaced your @LLP's with @LP's
and there was indeed still the same problem. I had forgotten
another change I make, which was to use the format
@Cell @OneRow C
(in combination with other things as usual) when the table
entry has multiple paragraphs. However, even when I did
that the first @LP was wrong, although the second was right.
I had to resort to magic, finally getting it to work by
inserting ^// as the very first thing inside the entry:
@Rowb
A {2} B {30Jan07} C { @OneRow {
^//
Hooked up...
}
which is ridiculous of course. I will look into fixing it for
the next release. I'm still wondering how it managed to lurk
for so long.
I am happy to build a debug build and send a trace...
No need for this, the problems have been quite repeatable here.
[ letting Lout choose the width of one column while trying
to ensure that all tables get the full page width doesn't
work ] if there isn't enough text in the column to force
the table to expand to the width of the page.
True; but you could use @HExpand in the format to solve this.
It would have the advantage of allowing your tables to exactly
fill the available width.