aglew@dwarfs.crhc.uiuc.edu (Andy Glew) (08/13/90)
In LaTeX, is there any way to make \\ (as used in the tabular
environment, and friends) into a terminator rather than a separator?
Ie. instead of
\cltabbox{ % a macro for a self sizing parbox
foo \\
bar % nb. no \\ permitted
}
I want
\cltabbox{ % a macro for a self sizing parbox
foo \\
bar \\ % \\ permitted
}
Because I find the terminator style easier to deal with, eg.
adding/deleting lines, than the seapartor, for the same reason C ; is
a terminator, as opposed to Pascal's separator ;.
(NB. I do not want to get into an argument about the benefits of
terminators vs. separators; I just want to know how to make \\ into
a terminator)
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