Re: tableform question
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 - Subject: [mg70058] Re: tableform question
 - From: dimmechan at yahoo.com
 - Date: Sun, 1 Oct 2006 04:10:32 -0400 (EDT)
 - References: <efldbk$d4k$1@smc.vnet.net>
 
Finally I found something close to what I wanted working as follows,
gr = DisplayForm[
GridBox[{{"", "global rules stored with\nthe head", "global rules
stored with\nan argument", "local rules"},
{"evaluate rhs", "=", "^=", "->"}, {"delay rhs", ":=", "^:=", ":>"}},
RowLines -> True, ColumnLines ->
True,RowsEqual->True,ColumnsEqual->True]]
DisplayForm[FrameBox[gr]]
The only problem is the (almost unnoticeable) gap between the lines and
the frame.
I execute
Options[GridBox]
(Information[Evaluate[#1[[1]]]] & ) /@ %;
Options[FrameBox]
(Information[Evaluate[#1[[1]]]] & ) /@ %;
but I can't one option that can solve this weakness.
Anyway thanks to David and Chris for their advice for using
GridBox.
Î?/Î? dimmechan at yahoo.com ÎγÏ?αÏ?ε:
> Is it possible to display the output of the following command
>
> table=StyleForm[TableForm[{{"=", "^=", "->"}, {":=", "^:=", ":>"}},
>     TableHeadings -> {{"evaluate rhs", "delay rhs"}, {"global
> rules\nstored with\nthe head",
>        "global rules\nstored with\nan argument", "local rules"}},
> TableAlignments -> Center, TableSpacing -> {2, 2}], FontFamily ->
> "Times", FontSize -> 14, FontColor -> Red]
>
> as it would appeared in a book (i.e. with lines separated columns from
> rows e.t.c.)?
>
> If the answer is no please let me know how I have to work.
> 
> Thanks.
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