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The bug tracker is at https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=texmacs

It would also be worth to try and find the discussions on the theme "table breaking" on the mailing list and the forum: perhaps there is something on topic.

Giovanni

On 16/06/23 20:29, Richard gomez wrote:

Thank you, Giovanni !


How do we fill a bug report ?

I think that this table problem is an interesting point to be fixed.

Best regards,

Richard Gomez

Le 13 juin 2023 à 20:28, Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden> a écrit :

Thanks for the document; so my answer stands. It looks like a bug or a not
yet developed feature, that is breaking table with borders. If the developers
see you message, they may be able to answer you better than I have been able
to. Or someone else may point out where this issue has already been
discussed. Or you can file a bug report :-)

For your document, I think the best workaround would be to break the table
manually (possibly do this when you have written everything).

G.

On 13/06/23 20:21, Richard gomez wrote:

Sorry, my mistake,

here is the PDF,


Richard

Le 13 juin 2023 à 20:18, Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden> a écrit :

I did not see the pdf document you refer to (did you forget to attach it)?
Despite this, I think you mean the space between the left/right cell borders?
It might be either a bug or a missing feature. I have the strong impression
that someone already discussed this, but I did not find the thread in my
email messages ( = the mailing list) or in the forum. I also forgot whether
there was a suggestion to make that line solid.

Giovanni

On 13/06/23 16:27, Richard gomez wrote:

Hello,

i have used this :

<< table properties [the magic wand icon] -> special -> table breaking >>

(thank you Giovanni Piredda who gave me this idea)

in a big table (see PDF, page 14) to let the whole table appear in the
document (otherwise, the table is cut).

Is there any way to reduce (or avoid) the vertical space between each line of
the result ?

If you look to the big table page 14, you’ll see a little space between each
line. You can compare with the regular table of page 13.

Thank you,

Richard Gomez

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• Very big table, Richard gomez, 06/13/2023
  • Re: Very big table, Giovanni Piredda, 06/13/2023
    • sorry, my mistake, here is the PDF, Richard gomez, 06/13/2023
      • Re: sorry, my mistake, here is the PDF, Giovanni Piredda, 06/13/2023
        • Re: sorry, my mistake, here is the PDF, Richard gomez, 06/16/2023
          • Re: sorry, my mistake, here is the PDF, Giovanni Piredda, 06/16/2023

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