[Doxygen-users] Long tables in LaTeX/PDF don't span pages
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From: Kevin S. <st...@se...> - 2006-09-29 15:59:35
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I've got a long table (2 columns, about 60 rows) that is built up using HTML tags, as shown below: <table> <tr><td>A/D</td> <td>Analog to Digital Converter</td></tr> <tr><td>BIT</td> <td>Built In Test</td></tr> <tr><td>CAT</td> <td>Category</td></tr> <tr><td>CCA</td> <td>Circuit Card Assembly</td></tr> ... ... ... </table> It comes out fine in the HTML document, but in the PDF file (gen'd from LaTeX), the table is not broken up at the end of the page. It just keeps going on down through the footer, and off the page. On the next page, it doesn't pick up with the table, it's just the text that follows the table. Here's the LaTeX file that's generated: \begin{TabularC}{2} \hline A/D &Analog to Digital Converter \\\hline BIT &Built In Test \\\hline CAT &Category \\\hline CCA &Circuit Card Assembly \\\hline ... ... ... \end{TabularC} Any ideas on a fix? Is there a better way to format data like this, w/o using the HTML table tags? As a work-around, I've broken the one big table up into three smaller tables (extra </table><table> tags in the middle) and it pushes the 3rd mini-table over to the next page OK... I'm using Doxygen 1.4.7 on WinXP, with MiKTeX v2.5. Thanks- Kevin Stone |