/** * \file table.cpp * This file is part of LyX, the document processor. * Licence details can be found in the file COPYING. * * \author André Pönitz * \author Jean-Marc Lasgouttes * \author Georg Baum * * Full author contact details are available in file CREDITS. */ // {[( #include #include "tex2lyx.h" #include "support/lassert.h" #include "support/convert.h" #include "support/lstrings.h" #include #include #include #include using namespace std; namespace lyx { // filled in preamble.cpp map special_columns; namespace { class ColInfo { public: ColInfo() : align('n'), valign('n'), rightlines(0), leftlines(0) {} /// column alignment char align; /// vertical alignment char valign; /// column width string width; /// special column alignment string special; /// number of lines on the right int rightlines; /// number of lines on the left int leftlines; }; /// row type for longtables enum LTRowType { /// normal row LT_NORMAL, /// part of head LT_HEAD, /// part of head on first page LT_FIRSTHEAD, /// part of foot LT_FOOT, /// part of foot on last page LT_LASTFOOT }; class RowInfo { public: RowInfo() : topline(false), bottomline(false), type(LT_NORMAL), newpage(false) {} /// horizontal line above bool topline; /// horizontal line below bool bottomline; /// These are for longtabulars only /// row type (head, foot, firsthead etc.) LTRowType type; /// row for a newpage bool newpage; }; enum Multicolumn { /// A normal cell CELL_NORMAL = 0, /// A multicolumn cell. The number of columns is 1 + number /// of CELL_PART_OF_MULTICOLUMN cells that follow directly CELL_BEGIN_OF_MULTICOLUMN, /// This is a dummy cell (part of a multicolumn cell) CELL_PART_OF_MULTICOLUMN }; class CellInfo { public: CellInfo() : multi(CELL_NORMAL), align('n'), valign('n'), leftlines(0), rightlines(0), topline(false), bottomline(false), rotate(false) {} /// cell content string content; /// multicolumn flag Multicolumn multi; /// cell alignment char align; /// vertical cell alignment char valign; /// number of lines on the left int leftlines; /// number of lines on the right int rightlines; /// do we have a line above? bool topline; /// do we have a line below? bool bottomline; /// is the cell rotated? bool rotate; /// width for multicolumn cells string width; /// special formatting for multicolumn cells string special; }; /// translate a horizontal alignment (as stored in ColInfo and CellInfo) to LyX inline char const * verbose_align(char c) { switch (c) { case 'c': return "center"; case 'r': return "right"; case 'l': return "left"; default: return "none"; } } /// translate a vertical alignment (as stored in ColInfo and CellInfo) to LyX inline char const * verbose_valign(char c) { // The default value for no special alignment is "top". switch (c) { case 'm': return "middle"; case 'b': return "bottom"; case 'p': default: return "top"; } } // stripped down from tabluar.C. We use it currently only for bools and // strings string const write_attribute(string const & name, bool const & b) { // we write only true attribute values so we remove a bit of the // file format bloat for tabulars. return b ? ' ' + name + "=\"true\"" : string(); } string const write_attribute(string const & name, string const & s) { return s.empty() ? string() : ' ' + name + "=\"" + s + '"'; } /*! rather brutish way to code table structure in a string: \verbatim \begin{tabular}{ccc} 1 & 2 & 3\\ \hline \multicolumn{2}{c}{4} & 5 // 6 & 7 \\ 8 \endhead \end{tabular} \endverbatim gets "translated" to: \verbatim HLINE 1 TAB 2 TAB 3 HLINE HLINE LINE \hline HLINE \multicolumn{2}{c}{4} TAB 5 HLINE HLINE LINE HLINE 6 TAB 7 HLINE HLINE LINE HLINE 8 HLINE \endhead HLINE LINE \endverbatim */ char const TAB = '\001'; char const LINE = '\002'; char const HLINE = '\004'; /*! * Move the information in leftlines, rightlines, align and valign to the * special field. This is necessary if the special field is not empty, * because LyX ignores leftlines, rightlines, align and valign in this case. */ void ci2special(ColInfo & ci) { if (ci.width.empty() && ci.align == 'n') // The alignment setting is already in special, since // handle_colalign() never stores ci with these settings // and ensures that leftlines == 0 and rightlines == 0 in // this case. return; if (!ci.width.empty()) { switch (ci.align) { case 'l': ci.special += ">{\\raggedright}"; break; case 'r': ci.special += ">{\\raggedleft}"; break; case 'c': ci.special += ">{\\centering}"; break; } if (ci.valign == 'n') ci.special += 'p'; else ci.special += ci.valign; ci.special += '{' + ci.width + '}'; ci.width.erase(); } else ci.special += ci.align; for (int i = 0; i < ci.leftlines; ++i) ci.special.insert(0, "|"); for (int i = 0; i < ci.rightlines; ++i) ci.special += '|'; ci.leftlines = 0; ci.rightlines = 0; ci.align = 'n'; ci.valign = 'n'; } /*! * Handle column specifications for tabulars and multicolumns. * The next token of the parser \p p must be an opening brace, and we read * everything until the matching closing brace. * The resulting column specifications are filled into \p colinfo. This is * in an intermediate form. fix_colalign() makes it suitable for LyX output. */ void handle_colalign(Parser & p, vector & colinfo, ColInfo const & start) { if (p.get_token().cat() != catBegin) cerr << "Wrong syntax for table column alignment.\n" "Expected '{', got '" << p.curr_token().asInput() << "'.\n"; ColInfo next = start; for (Token t = p.get_token(); p.good() && t.cat() != catEnd; t = p.get_token()) { #ifdef FILEDEBUG cerr << "t: " << t << " c: '" << t.character() << "'\n"; #endif // We cannot handle comments here if (t.cat() == catComment) { if (t.cs().empty()) { // "%\n" combination p.skip_spaces(); } else cerr << "Ignoring comment: " << t.asInput(); continue; } switch (t.character()) { case 'c': case 'l': case 'r': // new column, horizontal aligned next.align = t.character(); if (!next.special.empty()) ci2special(next); colinfo.push_back(next); next = ColInfo(); break; case 'p': case 'b': case 'm': // new column, vertical aligned box next.valign = t.character(); next.width = p.verbatim_item(); if (!next.special.empty()) ci2special(next); colinfo.push_back(next); next = ColInfo(); break; case '|': // vertical rule if (colinfo.empty()) { if (next.special.empty()) ++next.leftlines; else next.special += '|'; } else if (colinfo.back().special.empty()) ++colinfo.back().rightlines; else if (next.special.empty()) ++next.leftlines; else colinfo.back().special += '|'; break; case '>': { // text before the next column string const s = trim(p.verbatim_item()); if (next.special.empty() && next.align == 'n') { // Maybe this can be converted to a // horizontal alignment setting for // fixed width columns if (s == "\\raggedleft") next.align = 'r'; else if (s == "\\raggedright") next.align = 'l'; else if (s == "\\centering") next.align = 'c'; else next.special = ">{" + s + '}'; } else next.special += ">{" + s + '}'; break; } case '<': { // text after the last column string const s = trim(p.verbatim_item()); if (colinfo.empty()) // This is not possible in LaTeX. cerr << "Ignoring separator '<{" << s << "}'." << endl; else { ColInfo & ci = colinfo.back(); ci2special(ci); ci.special += "<{" + s + '}'; } break; } case '*': { // *{n}{arg} means 'n' columns of type 'arg' string const num = p.verbatim_item(); string const arg = p.verbatim_item(); size_t const n = convert(num); if (!arg.empty() && n > 0) { string s("{"); for (size_t i = 0; i < n; ++i) s += arg; s += '}'; Parser p2(s); handle_colalign(p2, colinfo, next); next = ColInfo(); } else { cerr << "Ignoring column specification" " '*{" << num << "}{" << arg << "}'." << endl; } break; } case '@': // text instead of the column spacing case '!': // text in addition to the column spacing next.special += t.character(); next.special += '{' + p.verbatim_item() + '}'; break; default: // try user defined column types if (special_columns.find(t.character()) != special_columns.end()) { ci2special(next); next.special += t.character(); int const nargs = special_columns[t.character()]; for (int i = 0; i < nargs; ++i) next.special += '{' + p.verbatim_item() + '}'; colinfo.push_back(next); next = ColInfo(); } else cerr << "Ignoring column specification" " '" << t << "'." << endl; break; } } // Maybe we have some column separators that need to be added to the // last column? ci2special(next); if (!next.special.empty()) { ColInfo & ci = colinfo.back(); ci2special(ci); ci.special += next.special; next.special.erase(); } } /*! * Move the left and right lines and alignment settings of the column \p ci * to the special field if necessary. */ void fix_colalign(ColInfo & ci) { if (ci.leftlines > 1 || ci.rightlines > 1) ci2special(ci); } /*! * LyX can't handle more than one vertical line at the left or right side * of a column. * This function moves the left and right lines and alignment settings of all * columns in \p colinfo to the special field if necessary. */ void fix_colalign(vector & colinfo) { // Try to move extra leftlines to the previous column. // We do this only if both special fields are empty, otherwise we // can't tell wether the result will be the same. for (size_t col = 0; col < colinfo.size(); ++col) { if (colinfo[col].leftlines > 1 && colinfo[col].special.empty() && col > 0 && colinfo[col - 1].rightlines == 0 && colinfo[col - 1].special.empty()) { ++colinfo[col - 1].rightlines; --colinfo[col].leftlines; } } // Try to move extra rightlines to the next column for (size_t col = 0; col < colinfo.size(); ++col) { if (colinfo[col].rightlines > 1 && colinfo[col].special.empty() && col < colinfo.size() - 1 && colinfo[col + 1].leftlines == 0 && colinfo[col + 1].special.empty()) { ++colinfo[col + 1].leftlines; --colinfo[col].rightlines; } } // Move the lines and alignment settings to the special field if // necessary for (size_t col = 0; col < colinfo.size(); ++col) fix_colalign(colinfo[col]); } /*! * Parse hlines and similar stuff. * \returns wether the token \p t was parsed */ bool parse_hlines(Parser & p, Token const & t, string & hlines, bool is_long_tabular) { LASSERT(t.cat() == catEscape, return false); if (t.cs() == "hline") hlines += "\\hline"; else if (t.cs() == "cline") hlines += "\\cline{" + p.verbatim_item() + '}'; else if (is_long_tabular && t.cs() == "newpage") hlines += "\\newpage"; else return false; return true; } /// Position in a row enum RowPosition { /// At the very beginning, before the first token ROW_START, /// After the first token and before any column token IN_HLINES_START, /// After the first column token. Comments and whitespace are only /// treated as tokens in this position IN_COLUMNS, /// After the first non-column token at the end IN_HLINES_END }; /*! * Parse table structure. * We parse tables in a two-pass process: This function extracts the table * structure (rows, columns, hlines etc.), but does not change the cell * content. The cell content is parsed in a second step in handle_tabular(). */ void parse_table(Parser & p, ostream & os, bool is_long_tabular, RowPosition & pos, unsigned flags) { // table structure commands such as \hline string hlines; // comments that occur at places where we can't handle them string comments; while (p.good()) { Token const & t = p.get_token(); #ifdef FILEDEBUG cerr << "t: " << t << " flags: " << flags << "\n"; #endif // comments and whitespace in hlines switch (pos) { case ROW_START: case IN_HLINES_START: case IN_HLINES_END: if (t.cat() == catComment) { if (t.cs().empty()) // line continuation p.skip_spaces(); else // We can't handle comments here, // store them for later use comments += t.asInput(); continue; } else if (t.cat() == catSpace || t.cat() == catNewline) { // whitespace is irrelevant here, we // need to recognize hline stuff p.skip_spaces(); continue; } break; case IN_COLUMNS: break; } // We need to handle structure stuff first in order to // determine wether we need to output a HLINE separator // before the row or not. if (t.cat() == catEscape) { if (parse_hlines(p, t, hlines, is_long_tabular)) { switch (pos) { case ROW_START: pos = IN_HLINES_START; break; case IN_COLUMNS: pos = IN_HLINES_END; break; case IN_HLINES_START: case IN_HLINES_END: break; } continue; } else if (t.cs() == "tabularnewline" || t.cs() == "\\" || t.cs() == "cr") { if (t.cs() == "cr") cerr << "Warning: Converting TeX " "'\\cr' to LaTeX '\\\\'." << endl; // stuff before the line break os << comments << HLINE << hlines << HLINE << LINE; //cerr << "hlines: " << hlines << endl; hlines.erase(); comments.erase(); pos = ROW_START; continue; } else if (is_long_tabular && (t.cs() == "endhead" || t.cs() == "endfirsthead" || t.cs() == "endfoot" || t.cs() == "endlastfoot")) { hlines += t.asInput(); switch (pos) { case IN_COLUMNS: case IN_HLINES_END: // these commands are implicit line // breaks os << comments << HLINE << hlines << HLINE << LINE; hlines.erase(); comments.erase(); pos = ROW_START; break; case ROW_START: pos = IN_HLINES_START; break; case IN_HLINES_START: break; } continue; } } // We need a HLINE separator if we either have no hline // stuff at all and are just starting a row or if we just // got the first non-hline token. switch (pos) { case ROW_START: // no hline tokens exist, first token at row start case IN_HLINES_START: // hline tokens exist, first non-hline token at row // start os << hlines << HLINE << comments; hlines.erase(); comments.erase(); pos = IN_COLUMNS; break; case IN_HLINES_END: // Oops, there is still cell content after hline // stuff. This does not work in LaTeX, so we ignore // the hlines. cerr << "Ignoring '" << hlines << "' in a cell" << endl; os << comments; hlines.erase(); comments.erase(); pos = IN_COLUMNS; break; case IN_COLUMNS: break; } // If we come here we have normal cell content // // cat codes // if (t.cat() == catMath) { // we are inside some text mode thingy, so opening new math is allowed Token const & n = p.get_token(); if (n.cat() == catMath) { // TeX's $$...$$ syntax for displayed math os << "\\["; // This does only work because parse_math outputs TeX parse_math(p, os, FLAG_SIMPLE, MATH_MODE); os << "\\]"; p.get_token(); // skip the second '$' token } else { // simple $...$ stuff p.putback(); os << '$'; // This does only work because parse_math outputs TeX parse_math(p, os, FLAG_SIMPLE, MATH_MODE); os << '$'; } } else if (t.cat() == catSpace || t.cat() == catNewline || t.cat() == catLetter || t.cat() == catSuper || t.cat() == catSub || t.cat() == catOther || t.cat() == catActive || t.cat() == catParameter) os << t.cs(); else if (t.cat() == catBegin) { os << '{'; parse_table(p, os, is_long_tabular, pos, FLAG_BRACE_LAST); os << '}'; } else if (t.cat() == catEnd) { if (flags & FLAG_BRACE_LAST) return; cerr << "unexpected '}'\n"; } else if (t.cat() == catAlign) { os << TAB; p.skip_spaces(); } else if (t.cat() == catComment) os << t.asInput(); else if (t.cs() == "(") { os << "\\("; // This does only work because parse_math outputs TeX parse_math(p, os, FLAG_SIMPLE2, MATH_MODE); os << "\\)"; } else if (t.cs() == "[") { os << "\\["; // This does only work because parse_math outputs TeX parse_math(p, os, FLAG_EQUATION, MATH_MODE); os << "\\]"; } else if (t.cs() == "begin") { string const name = p.getArg('{', '}'); active_environments.push_back(name); os << "\\begin{" << name << '}'; // treat the nested environment as a block, don't // parse &, \\ etc, because they don't belong to our // table if they appear. os << p.verbatimEnvironment(name); os << "\\end{" << name << '}'; active_environments.pop_back(); } else if (t.cs() == "end") { if (flags & FLAG_END) { // eat environment name string const name = p.getArg('{', '}'); if (name != active_environment()) p.error("\\end{" + name + "} does not match \\begin{" + active_environment() + "}"); return; } p.error("found 'end' unexpectedly"); } else os << t.asInput(); } // We can have comments if the last line is incomplete os << comments; // We can have hline stuff if the last line is incomplete if (!hlines.empty()) { // this does not work in LaTeX, so we ignore it cerr << "Ignoring '" << hlines << "' at end of tabular" << endl; } } void handle_hline_above(RowInfo & ri, vector & ci) { ri.topline = true; for (size_t col = 0; col < ci.size(); ++col) ci[col].topline = true; } void handle_hline_below(RowInfo & ri, vector & ci) { ri.bottomline = true; for (size_t col = 0; col < ci.size(); ++col) ci[col].bottomline = true; } } // anonymous namespace void handle_tabular(Parser & p, ostream & os, bool is_long_tabular, Context & context) { string posopts = p.getOpt(); if (!posopts.empty()) { // FIXME: Convert this to ERT if (is_long_tabular) cerr << "horizontal longtable"; else cerr << "vertical tabular"; cerr << " positioning '" << posopts << "' ignored\n"; } vector colinfo; // handle column formatting handle_colalign(p, colinfo, ColInfo()); fix_colalign(colinfo); // first scan of cells // use table mode to keep it minimal-invasive // not exactly what's TeX doing... vector lines; ostringstream ss; RowPosition rowpos = ROW_START; parse_table(p, ss, is_long_tabular, rowpos, FLAG_END); split(ss.str(), lines, LINE); vector< vector > cellinfo(lines.size()); vector rowinfo(lines.size()); // split into rows //cerr << "// split into rows\n"; for (size_t row = 0; row < rowinfo.size(); ++row) { // init row cellinfo[row].resize(colinfo.size()); // split row vector dummy; //cerr << "\n########### LINE: " << lines[row] << "########\n"; split(lines[row], dummy, HLINE); // handle horizontal line fragments // we do only expect this for a last line without '\\' if (dummy.size() != 3) { if ((dummy.size() != 1 && dummy.size() != 2) || row != rowinfo.size() - 1) cerr << "unexpected dummy size: " << dummy.size() << " content: " << lines[row] << "\n"; dummy.resize(3); } lines[row] = dummy[1]; //cerr << "line: " << row << " above 0: " << dummy[0] << "\n"; //cerr << "line: " << row << " below 2: " << dummy[2] << "\n"; //cerr << "line: " << row << " cells 1: " << dummy[1] << "\n"; for (int i = 0; i <= 2; i += 2) { //cerr << " reading from line string '" << dummy[i] << "'\n"; Parser p1(dummy[i]); while (p1.good()) { Token t = p1.get_token(); //cerr << "read token: " << t << "\n"; if (t.cs() == "hline") { if (i == 0) { if (rowinfo[row].topline) { if (row > 0) // extra bottomline above handle_hline_below(rowinfo[row - 1], cellinfo[row - 1]); else cerr << "dropping extra hline\n"; //cerr << "below row: " << row-1 << endl; } else { handle_hline_above(rowinfo[row], cellinfo[row]); //cerr << "above row: " << row << endl; } } else { //cerr << "below row: " << row << endl; handle_hline_below(rowinfo[row], cellinfo[row]); } } else if (t.cs() == "cline") { string arg = p1.verbatim_item(); //cerr << "read cline arg: '" << arg << "'\n"; vector t; split(arg, t, '-'); t.resize(2); size_t from = convert(t[0]); if (from == 0) cerr << "Could not parse " "cline start column." << endl; else // 1 based index -> 0 based --from; if (from >= colinfo.size()) { cerr << "cline starts at non " "existing column " << (from + 1) << endl; from = colinfo.size() - 1; } size_t to = convert(t[1]); if (to == 0) cerr << "Could not parse " "cline end column." << endl; else // 1 based index -> 0 based --to; if (to >= colinfo.size()) { cerr << "cline ends at non " "existing column " << (to + 1) << endl; to = colinfo.size() - 1; } for (size_t col = from; col <= to; ++col) { //cerr << "row: " << row << " col: " << col << " i: " << i << endl; if (i == 0) { rowinfo[row].topline = true; cellinfo[row][col].topline = true; } else { rowinfo[row].bottomline = true; cellinfo[row][col].bottomline = true; } } } else if (t.cs() == "endhead") { if (i > 0) rowinfo[row].type = LT_HEAD; for (int r = row - 1; r >= 0; --r) { if (rowinfo[r].type != LT_NORMAL) break; rowinfo[r].type = LT_HEAD; } } else if (t.cs() == "endfirsthead") { if (i > 0) rowinfo[row].type = LT_FIRSTHEAD; for (int r = row - 1; r >= 0; --r) { if (rowinfo[r].type != LT_NORMAL) break; rowinfo[r].type = LT_FIRSTHEAD; } } else if (t.cs() == "endfoot") { if (i > 0) rowinfo[row].type = LT_FOOT; for (int r = row - 1; r >= 0; --r) { if (rowinfo[r].type != LT_NORMAL) break; rowinfo[r].type = LT_FOOT; } } else if (t.cs() == "endlastfoot") { if (i > 0) rowinfo[row].type = LT_LASTFOOT; for (int r = row - 1; r >= 0; --r) { if (rowinfo[r].type != LT_NORMAL) break; rowinfo[r].type = LT_LASTFOOT; } } else if (t.cs() == "newpage") { if (i == 0) { if (row > 0) rowinfo[row - 1].newpage = true; else // This does not work in LaTeX cerr << "Ignoring " "'\\newpage' " "before rows." << endl; } else rowinfo[row].newpage = true; } else { cerr << "unexpected line token: " << t << endl; } } } // split into cells vector cells; split(lines[row], cells, TAB); for (size_t col = 0, cell = 0; cell < cells.size(); ++col, ++cell) { //cerr << "cell content: '" << cells[cell] << "'\n"; if (col >= colinfo.size()) { // This does not work in LaTeX cerr << "Ignoring extra cell '" << cells[cell] << "'." << endl; continue; } Parser p(cells[cell]); p.skip_spaces(); //cells[cell] << "'\n"; if (p.next_token().cs() == "multicolumn") { // how many cells? p.get_token(); size_t const ncells = convert(p.verbatim_item()); // special cell properties alignment vector t; handle_colalign(p, t, ColInfo()); ColInfo & ci = t.front(); // The logic of LyX for multicolumn vertical // lines is too complicated to reproduce it // here (see LyXTabular::TeXCellPreamble()). // Therefore we simply put everything in the // special field. ci2special(ci); cellinfo[row][col].multi = CELL_BEGIN_OF_MULTICOLUMN; cellinfo[row][col].align = ci.align; cellinfo[row][col].special = ci.special; cellinfo[row][col].leftlines = ci.leftlines; cellinfo[row][col].rightlines = ci.rightlines; ostringstream os; parse_text_in_inset(p, os, FLAG_ITEM, false, context); if (!cellinfo[row][col].content.empty()) { // This may or may not work in LaTeX, // but it does not work in LyX. // FIXME: Handle it correctly! cerr << "Moving cell content '" << cells[cell] << "' into a multicolumn cell. " "This will probably not work." << endl; } cellinfo[row][col].content += os.str(); // add dummy cells for multicol for (size_t i = 0; i < ncells - 1 && col < colinfo.size(); ++i) { ++col; cellinfo[row][col].multi = CELL_PART_OF_MULTICOLUMN; cellinfo[row][col].align = 'c'; } } else { cellinfo[row][col].leftlines = colinfo[col].leftlines; cellinfo[row][col].rightlines = colinfo[col].rightlines; cellinfo[row][col].align = colinfo[col].align; ostringstream os; parse_text_in_inset(p, os, FLAG_CELL, false, context); cellinfo[row][col].content += os.str(); } } //cerr << "// handle almost empty last row what we have\n"; // handle almost empty last row if (row && lines[row].empty() && row + 1 == rowinfo.size()) { //cerr << "remove empty last line\n"; if (rowinfo[row].topline) rowinfo[row - 1].bottomline = true; for (size_t col = 0; col < colinfo.size(); ++col) if (cellinfo[row][col].topline) cellinfo[row - 1][col].bottomline = true; rowinfo.pop_back(); } } // Now we have the table structure and content in rowinfo, colinfo // and cellinfo. // Unfortunately LyX has some limitations that we need to work around. // Convert cells with special content to multicolumn cells // (LyX ignores the special field for non-multicolumn cells). for (size_t row = 0; row < rowinfo.size(); ++row) { for (size_t col = 0; col < cellinfo[row].size(); ++col) { if (cellinfo[row][col].multi == CELL_NORMAL && !cellinfo[row][col].special.empty()) cellinfo[row][col].multi = CELL_BEGIN_OF_MULTICOLUMN; } } //cerr << "// output what we have\n"; // output what we have os << "\n\n"; os << "\n"; //cerr << "// after header\n"; for (size_t col = 0; col < colinfo.size(); ++col) { os << " 0) << write_attribute("rightline", colinfo[col].rightlines > 0) << write_attribute("width", translate_len(colinfo[col].width)) << write_attribute("special", colinfo[col].special) << ">\n"; } //cerr << "// after cols\n"; for (size_t row = 0; row < rowinfo.size(); ++row) { os << "\n"; for (size_t col = 0; col < colinfo.size(); ++col) { CellInfo const & cell = cellinfo[row][col]; os << " 0) << write_attribute("rightline", cell.rightlines > 0) << write_attribute("rotate", cell.rotate); //cerr << "\nrow: " << row << " col: " << col; //if (cell.topline) // cerr << " topline=\"true\""; //if (cell.bottomline) // cerr << " bottomline=\"true\""; os << " usebox=\"none\"" << write_attribute("width", translate_len(cell.width)); if (cell.multi != CELL_NORMAL) os << write_attribute("special", cell.special); os << ">" << "\n\\begin_inset Text\n" << cell.content << "\n\\end_inset\n" << "\n"; } os << "\n"; } os << "\n"; } // }]) } // namespace lyx