> I wrote some groff-macros for tables.
*Very* impressive! I think that many, many groff users can use this.
> A table with two columns and two rows (cellcontents in this
> example are rownumber*columnnumber) is written as:
>
> .TBL cols=2 .TR .TD 1*1 .TD 1*2 .TR .TD 2*1 .TD 2*2 .ETB
>
> Here we see a difference with HTML tables: at the time the number
> of columns must be specified explicitly via cols=m (or indirectly
> via the width-argument, see later).
Hmm, why this restriction? It looks to me that this can be overcome
(this is a first wild guess based on the work I've done for doc.tmac).
What's the license of your code? Could I include it as a contributed
package to groff (I would need a copyright assignment)?
Werner
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