pmisra@EVE.WRIGHT.EDU (Pradeep Misra) (03/04/91)
Hi: I have been trying (unsuccessfully) for a while to draw vertical dottd lines in TeX. My primary motive is to have another style option for drawing tables. Granted not many people use dotted lines in tables but I do not find double lines that attractive in tables. I have been able to generate vertical lines using xleaders but I have to specify the exact length, I would like to se the macro figure out the length from the number of rows, strut values etc. Any help would be highly appreciated. If I am successful in developing my own with your help, I would certainly make is available. If someone has already developed this beast, please tell me where can I get a copy of it. Thanks in advance. Pradeep Misra pmisra@eve.wright.edu
bjornl@SICS.SE (Bj|rn Lisper) (03/04/91)
Do you know about \vdots in math display mode? It's documented in the TeXBook. I can't promise it fits your needs but it is good in multiline formulas. Bjorn Lisper