what does >{} mean inside a table
Can anyone tell me what does this do? I think I have understood most of the
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{}l>{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
tables
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Can anyone tell me what does this do? I think I have understood most of the
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{}l>{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
tables
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Welcome to TeX-SE! In this case, it does not have an effect, but in general>{command}lets you execute the macrocommandat the beginning of the cell. Popular choices forcommandincludecentering.
– marmot
1 hour ago
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Can anyone tell me what does this do? I think I have understood most of the
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{}l>{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
tables
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Can anyone tell me what does this do? I think I have understood most of the
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{}l>{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
tables
tables
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Welcome to TeX-SE! In this case, it does not have an effect, but in general>{command}lets you execute the macrocommandat the beginning of the cell. Popular choices forcommandincludecentering.
– marmot
1 hour ago
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Welcome to TeX-SE! In this case, it does not have an effect, but in general>{command}lets you execute the macrocommandat the beginning of the cell. Popular choices forcommandincludecentering.
– marmot
1 hour ago
Welcome to TeX-SE! In this case, it does not have an effect, but in general
>{command} lets you execute the macro command at the beginning of the cell. Popular choices for command include centering.– marmot
1 hour ago
Welcome to TeX-SE! In this case, it does not have an effect, but in general
>{command} lets you execute the macro command at the beginning of the cell. Popular choices for command include centering.– marmot
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>{<stuff>}<col spec> within a tabular or array column specification will insert <stuff> at the start of <col spec>. It is introduced by the array package. As an example,
begin{tabular}{>{textbulletspace}l}
First \ Second \ Third
end{tabular}
will create a list-like tabular with three items.
In your situation, <stuff> is empty, and therefore doesn't do anything (and can be removed).
answered 1 hour ago
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>{<content>} command inside the tabular's parameters means that the <content> will be executed (if a command) or displayed (if a text) for each cell of the following column (that its type is defined from the upcoming letter -here the l and the p-). if you add for example Large command inside the first >{} (and make it >{Large}), then the first column of your keywords (their name) will appear as Large in your tabular.
Try it:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{Large}l>{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
begin{document}
begin{keywords}
test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
Another test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
end{keywords}
end{document}
Being emty, they add nothing at all there and so, nothing is displayed or executed.
Instead if they where @{} they would remove the extra space between the columns it appears:
Try:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{}l@{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
begin{document}
begin{keywords}
test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
Another test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
end{keywords}
end{document}
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>{<stuff>}<col spec> within a tabular or array column specification will insert <stuff> at the start of <col spec>. It is introduced by the array package. As an example,
begin{tabular}{>{textbulletspace}l}
First \ Second \ Third
end{tabular}
will create a list-like tabular with three items.
In your situation, <stuff> is empty, and therefore doesn't do anything (and can be removed).
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>{<stuff>}<col spec> within a tabular or array column specification will insert <stuff> at the start of <col spec>. It is introduced by the array package. As an example,
begin{tabular}{>{textbulletspace}l}
First \ Second \ Third
end{tabular}
will create a list-like tabular with three items.
In your situation, <stuff> is empty, and therefore doesn't do anything (and can be removed).
answered 1 hour ago
WernerWerner
446k699871692
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>{<stuff>}<col spec> within a tabular or array column specification will insert <stuff> at the start of <col spec>. It is introduced by the array package. As an example,
begin{tabular}{>{textbulletspace}l}
First \ Second \ Third
end{tabular}
will create a list-like tabular with three items.
In your situation, <stuff> is empty, and therefore doesn't do anything (and can be removed).
answered 1 hour ago
WernerWerner
446k699871692
>{<stuff>}<col spec> within a tabular or array column specification will insert <stuff> at the start of <col spec>. It is introduced by the array package. As an example,
begin{tabular}{>{textbulletspace}l}
First \ Second \ Third
end{tabular}
will create a list-like tabular with three items.
In your situation, <stuff> is empty, and therefore doesn't do anything (and can be removed).
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>{<content>} command inside the tabular's parameters means that the <content> will be executed (if a command) or displayed (if a text) for each cell of the following column (that its type is defined from the upcoming letter -here the l and the p-). if you add for example Large command inside the first >{} (and make it >{Large}), then the first column of your keywords (their name) will appear as Large in your tabular.
Try it:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{Large}l>{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
begin{document}
begin{keywords}
test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
Another test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
end{keywords}
end{document}
Being emty, they add nothing at all there and so, nothing is displayed or executed.
Instead if they where @{} they would remove the extra space between the columns it appears:
Try:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{}l@{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
begin{document}
begin{keywords}
test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
Another test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
end{keywords}
end{document}
answered 58 mins ago
koleygrkoleygr
12k11038
add a comment |
>{<content>} command inside the tabular's parameters means that the <content> will be executed (if a command) or displayed (if a text) for each cell of the following column (that its type is defined from the upcoming letter -here the l and the p-). if you add for example Large command inside the first >{} (and make it >{Large}), then the first column of your keywords (their name) will appear as Large in your tabular.
Try it:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{Large}l>{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
begin{document}
begin{keywords}
test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
Another test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
end{keywords}
end{document}
Being emty, they add nothing at all there and so, nothing is displayed or executed.
Instead if they where @{} they would remove the extra space between the columns it appears:
Try:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{}l@{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
begin{document}
begin{keywords}
test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
Another test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
end{keywords}
end{document}
answered 58 mins ago
koleygrkoleygr
12k11038
add a comment |
>{<content>} command inside the tabular's parameters means that the <content> will be executed (if a command) or displayed (if a text) for each cell of the following column (that its type is defined from the upcoming letter -here the l and the p-). if you add for example Large command inside the first >{} (and make it >{Large}), then the first column of your keywords (their name) will appear as Large in your tabular.
Try it:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{Large}l>{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
begin{document}
begin{keywords}
test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
Another test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
end{keywords}
end{document}
Being emty, they add nothing at all there and so, nothing is displayed or executed.
Instead if they where @{} they would remove the extra space between the columns it appears:
Try:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{}l@{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
begin{document}
begin{keywords}
test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
Another test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
end{keywords}
end{document}
answered 58 mins ago
koleygrkoleygr
12k11038
>{<content>} command inside the tabular's parameters means that the <content> will be executed (if a command) or displayed (if a text) for each cell of the following column (that its type is defined from the upcoming letter -here the l and the p-). if you add for example Large command inside the first >{} (and make it >{Large}), then the first column of your keywords (their name) will appear as Large in your tabular.
Try it:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{Large}l>{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
begin{document}
begin{keywords}
test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
Another test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
end{keywords}
end{document}
Being emty, they add nothing at all there and so, nothing is displayed or executed.
Instead if they where @{} they would remove the extra space between the columns it appears:
Try:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}
newenvironment{keywords}{%
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.1}
begin{tabular}{>{}l@{}p{13cm}}
}{%
end{tabular}
}
begin{document}
begin{keywords}
test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
Another test & Here is a long keyword that will exceed one line and break to the second one\
end{keywords}
end{document}
answered 58 mins ago
koleygrkoleygr
12k11038
answered 58 mins ago
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>{command}lets you execute the macrocommandat the beginning of the cell. Popular choices forcommandincludecentering.– marmot
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