> By default, tbl leaves tables on the left. You can also specify
> centered. It follows, therefore, that you should be able to define
> a right-aligned (relative to column) table. Anyone have a quick and
> dirty macro for this?
See below. The trick is to redefine .TS and .TE to start and end a
diversion, respectively. Afterwards, simply specify the correct
indentation using the diversion width.
Note that I haven't tested it extensively: Expect problems for tables
which are broken across pages.
Werner
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.rn TS TS-old
.rn TE TE-old
.
.de TS
. di mytbl
..
.
.de TE
. di
..
.
.TS
tab(@), linesize(2);
lb | lb
l | l.
.sp 2p
obj...@default Size
.sp 2p
_
.sp 2p
[email protected]" wide by 0.5" high
[email protected]" diameter
[email protected]" wide by 0.5" high
[email protected]" radius
[email protected]" long
[email protected]" long
.sp 5p
_
.TE
.
.rm TS
.rm TE
.rn TS-old TS
.rn TE-old TE
.
This is a test.
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.in (\n[.l]u - \n[dl]u)
.nf
.mytbl
.fi
.in
This is a test.
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