In layout/tables.py, line 185, cell.position_y seems a bit suspicious.
Isn't it a typo, which should be replaced by row.position_y ?
You're right. cell.position_y works too, as it's the last cell's position (which is the same as the row position), but it's much better to use row.position_y here.
Hi,
In layout/tables.py, line 185,
cell.position_y
seems a bit suspicious.Isn't it a typo, which should be replaced by row.position_y ?
Otherwise, it could be the last cell of row.children ?
Thanks for this amazing library !
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