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-@Section
- @Title { Plain text tables }
- @Tag { tbl_plai }
-@Begin
-@PP
-@Code "@Tbl" changes the default values of several options when
-printing plain text (Section {@NumberOf plain}):
-@ID @OneRow @Code @Verbatim {
-@Tbl
- marginvertical { 2f }
- marginhorizontal { 2s }
- rulehorizontalwidth { 1f }
- ruleverticalwidth { 1s }
- rulehorizontalgap { 0f }
- ruleverticalgap { 0s }
-}
-When using plain text it is best to make vertical distances whole
-multiples of {@Code "1f"}, and horizontal distances whole multiples of
-{@Code "1s"}, since this avoids fractional spacing which cannot be
-successful in plain text files and produces quite messy results.
-If this is done, the results can be good:
-tables. @RawIndex { tables }
-tables.plaintext @SubIndex { plain text output }
-plain.text.tables @Index { plain text tables }
-@CD @OneRow 0.9 @Scale 1.0fx @Break @F @Verbatim {
-...................................................
-. . .
-. Johnson . Johnson suddenly uttered, in .
-. suddenly . a strong determined tone, an .
-. uttered, . apophegm, at which many will .
-. in a strong . start: `Patriotism is the .
-. determined . last refuge of a scoundrel.' .
-. tone, an . .
-. apophegm, at . .
-. which many ..................................
-. will start: . . .
-. `Patriotism . Johnson . Johnson .
-. is the last . suddenly . suddenly .
-. refuge of a . uttered, . uttered, .
-. scoundrel.' . in a strong . in a strong .
-. . determined . determined .
-. . tone, an . tone, an .
-. . apophegm, at . apophegm, at .
-. . which many . which many .
-. . will start: . will start: .
-. . `Patriotism . `Patriotism .
-. . is the last . is the last .
-. . refuge of a . refuge of a .
-. . scoundrel.' . scoundrel.' .
-. . . .
-. . . .
-.................................. .
-. . .
-. Johnson suddenly uttered, in . .
-. a strong determined tone, an . .
-. apophegm, at which many will . .
-. start: `Patriotism is the . .
-. last refuge of a scoundrel.' . .
-. . .
-. . .
-...................................................
-}
-This table was produced by a separate run of Lout and pasted into this
-document.
-@PP
-A @Code ruleplainchar option for changing the character used to
-tables. @RawIndex { tables }
-tables.ruleplainchar @SubIndex { @Code "ruleplainchar" option }
-ruleplainchar.tables @Index { @Code "ruleplainchar" option (tables) }
-draw rules. For example,
-@ID @Code @Verbatim {
-@Tbl
- ruleplainchar { - }
-}
-would be good if you draw only horizontal rules. This option can be
-set anywhere as usual.
-@PP
-If you use rules it is worth pondering the implications of the last
-part of Section {@NumberOf tbl_rule}. Right and below rules are
-drawn outside the boundary of the cell, which is unimportant in
-ordinary output, but means that they will appear one space to the
-right and one line below the cell in plain text output. This explains
-the slight asymmetry in the example above; you can correct it with
-@ID @Code @Verbatim {
-@Tbl
- marginright { 1s }
- marginbelow { 1f }
-}
-but rules at the extreme right of the page will still go off the edge,
-and rules below the last line will bump into whatever follows the table.
-The first can be fixed by not using full width tables with right rules;
-the second by inserting an extra @Code "@DP" after a table that ends
-with a below rule.
-@End @Section