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Add multicol/multirow support for tables. #4

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vext01 opened this issue Jan 22, 2014 · 4 comments
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Add multicol/multirow support for tables. #4

vext01 opened this issue Jan 22, 2014 · 4 comments

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vext01 commented Jan 22, 2014

It would be sweet if we could use multirow/multicol in tables somehow.

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mcnnowak added a commit to mcnnowak/PyLaTeX that referenced this issue Jan 26, 2014
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*Added package 'multirows' to included documents in pylatex/Document …
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…class.

*Added 'add_multicol' and 'add_multirow' functions to table class.

(This is my first modification to PyLaTeX, I don't know if I followed the
 standards or added the 'multirows' package in the correct place.)

This commit is intended to fix issue JelteF#4: "Add multicol/multirow support for tables."
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JelteF commented Jan 29, 2014

Thanks to mcnnowak and some changes I've made we now have partially working multicol and multirow support. They currently only work when they are started in the most left corner, that is why I'm not closing the issue yet.

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vext01 commented Feb 21, 2014

Indeed, this is not quite general enough. For example, it should be possible to have a three column table, where cells in the first row span 4 rows, cells in the second column span 2 rows, and cells in the third column are normal cells spanning 1 row.

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I have a solution working at PR #59, using MultiColumn and MultiRow classes, which are added to a table using the 'table.add_row()' interface.

@vext01, your general example is included in the 'multirow' test.

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JelteF commented May 24, 2015

This is fixed by #59

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