I tested borderless with rst2html.py
and found out that produced table was literally "borderless" which contradicted what I had understood from the documentation:
borderless
No borders around the table.
I was expecting no top, right, botttom and left borders but all borders of all cells are removed. However I am not educated enough in Tables so maybe my expectation was too ill-informed. Or I misunderstand "around", as I am not native speaker.
On 2022-08-06, jfbu via Docutils-develop wrote in gmane.text.docutils.devel:
You are right, the documentation is misleading (while the name should say it).
How about
?
LGTM. I used
no lines whatsoever
in a PR at Sphinx addinglatex_table_style
configuration to describe there the effect of'borderless'
.Perhaps: "No borders around the table or cells" or "No borders around and within the table"?
A
On 2022-08-27, Adam Turner via Docutils-develop wrote in gmane.text.docutils.devel:
The LaTeX writer documentation (latex.txt) has the "minimal version"
I'd prefer the more terse alternative "No borders around table cells".
For me, "around cells" instead of "between cells" implies no border
around the table. But I don't know how this is seen by native English
speakers.
After all, it is easy to try out:
Run
docutils
on ::and spot the difference.
Fixed in [r9124]. Thank you for reporting.
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Commit: [r9124]