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Summary
The command \setuptabulate is used to configure tabulation settings
Settings
| \setuptabulate[...][...][...=...,...] | |
| [...] | name |
| [...] | name |
| format | template none |
| before | command |
| after | command |
| distance | small medium big none blank depth grid dimension |
| blank | preference samepage max force enable disable nowhite packed back overlay always weak strong default before inbetween after fixed flexible none small medium big line halfline quarterline formula white height depth standard number*small number*medium number*big number*line number*halfline number*quarterline number*formula number*white number*height number*depth category:number order:number penalty:number dimension name |
| headstyle | style command |
| headcolor | color |
| background | name |
| backgroundcolor | color |
| foregroundstyle | style command |
| foregroundcolor | color |
| align | left middle right dimension |
| rule | line normal |
| rulecolor | color |
| rulethickness | dimension |
| bodyfont | see \setupbodyfont |
| indenting | yes no |
| split | yes no repeat auto |
| unit | dimension |
| margin | dimension |
| inner | command |
| EQ | command |
| header | yes repeat text |
| frame | on off |
| title | text |
| keeptogether | yes no |
Description
unit: tabulate defines an offset of text from the left and right border of the column. This unit value is the base for the i (left from the text ans j after the text space. Without setting the io and j value, the unit is divided equally on the left and right of the text.
See also \starttabulate.
Examples
The use of the unit key
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\setuptabulate[unit=5mm] \starttabulate[|li{1}j{0.3}|p(40mm)|] \NC 2026 \NC Starting off with a cold wave and snow \unknown \NC\NR \stoptabulate
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