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:MULTIPLE-COLUMNS option on CLIM:FORMATTING-TABLE
From: Lawrence.G.Mayka@att.com
Date: Wed, 4 May 94 12:45:14 CDT
Original-From: lgm@ieain.ih.att.com
CLIM 2.0-beta on LispWorks 3.2
CLIM 2.0 on Allegro CL 4.2
Sorry, I have another one of these 'feature-exists-p' questions. The
documentation for CLIM:FORMATTING-TABLE mentions a :MULTIPLE-COLUMNS
option which causes each row to be broken into columns; but passing
the keyword seems to have no effect. An example is attached. Again,
am I misunderstanding something, or was this dropped from CLIM?
What :MULTIPLE-COLUMNS does is to take a bunch of rows and arrange
them into table having multiple columns. What you have here is a
table having only three rows, each of which has a lot of cells.
:MULTIPLE-COLUMNS doesn't know how to do anything with this.
If it's any consolation, DW didn't hack this either.
---
(in-package :cl-user)
(defun show-integers ()
(clim:formatting-table (nil :multiple-columns 10
:y-spacing 30)
(clim:formatting-row ()
(loop :for i :from 1 :to 20
:do (clim:formatting-cell ()
(write i))))
(clim:formatting-row ()
(loop :for i :from 21 :to 50
:do (clim:formatting-cell ()
(write i))))
(clim:formatting-row ()
(loop :for i :from 51 :to 90
:do (clim:formatting-cell ()
(write i))))))
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