Re: [MiKTeX] Re:\hline in array + arydshln package

[B.T.W. v. O. <van...@pl...>]

The arydshln package is also part of the complete miktex distribution and
i've read the doc and it is what i've meant however i'm currently
contemplating if i'm going to use bad style and insert the dashed line or if
i'm gona trust the intellegence of the intended reader and leave it as it is
(without the lines). I've tried it quickly and it works and gives the result
i've intended however it is not compatible with longtable and the array
package. (not looked into it intensively maybe there is a workaround) For
the moment i keep it at good style and not use the arydshln package.

Thanks Benno
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "GR" <kkb...@pe...>
To: <mik...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 11:39 AM
Subject: [MiKTeX] Re:\hline in array + arydshln package


>
> >
> > Try the 'arydshln' package. I think this does what you want and is very
> > powerful. For example, adding dashed lines between columns only for
> certain
> > rows.
> >
> > If I got the name of the package slightly wrong, I think I originally
> found
> > this by searching for 'dashed lines' in the CTAN catalogue. (It's always
> > worth searching there first!)
> >
>
> Indeed, from CTAN:
>
> ****************************
> arydshln
>
> Horizontal and vertical dashed lines.
> Definitions of horizontal and vertical dashed lines for the array and
> tabular environment. Horizontal lines are drawn by \hdashline and
\cdashline
> while vertical ones can be specified as a part of preamble using `:'. The
> shape of dashed lines may be controlled through style parameters or
optional
> arguments.
> ****************************
> Also part of MiKTeX distribution (/texmf/tex/latex/arydshln)
>
> Hope Benno will try it and let us know about the results. But my preceding
> comments on good edition practice remain unchanged!
>
> Best
>
> G.R.
>
>
>
>
>
>
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