Rows are relatively straight-forward. We make no attempt to verify
that each row has the same number of columns as the others. Although
Lout permits adding rules on a row by row basis, there is currently
nothing in the API that permits this. In addition, the
table_rule
method is merely stubbed. What row does the rule apply to? Is it to
be drawn immediately?
383: #line 782 "lout_weaver.ipk" 384: def table_row(self, data): 385: colName = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ" 386: numCols = len(data) 387: if numCols > colName: 388: print "lout_weaver.table_row: Using first %d columns" % len(colName) 389: numCols = len(colName) 390: 391: self._write(' @Rowa ') 392: for i in range(numCols): 393: self._write("%s{%s} " % (colName[i], self.cvt_text(data[i]))) 394: self._writeline() 395: return 396: 397: def table_rule(self): 398: #RESOLVE 399: return