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An example of a multiplication table: some unresolved questions
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Oliver Corff |
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An example of a multiplication table: some unresolved questions |
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Sun, 28 May 2023 12:03:22 +0200 |
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Dear All,
the attached attempt to create a multiplication table was inspired by
https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Multiplication_tables
but I fail to do the right thing with regard to typesetting the computed
output.
I followed the groff manual, section Tabs and Fields, and set up my tab
positions as follows:
.ta 4mR 4mR 4mR 4mR 4mR 4mR 4mR 4mR 4mR 4mR 4mR 4mR
So, 12 tab stops at a distance of 4 m (I never have more than three
digits in my table example), all right-justified.
However, the \t escape seems to be completely ignored.
The alternative, conditionally prepending \~ if \n[p] < 100 and \~\~ if
\n[p] < 10 also seems to fail.
Thank you all for your enlightenment!
Best regards, Oliver.
--
Dr. Oliver Corff
Mail: oliver.corff@email.de
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