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LaTeX::Table::Types::TypeI(3pm) 			User Contributed Perl Documentation			   LaTeX::Table::Types::TypeI(3pm)

NAME
       LaTeX::Table::Types::TypeI - Interface for LaTeX table types.

DESCRIPTION
       This is the type interface (or Moose role), that all type objects must use.  LaTeX::Table delegates the LaTeX code generation to type
       objects. It stores all information we have in easy to use "TEMPLATE VARIABLES". LaTeX::Table ships with very flexible templates, but it is
       possible to use the template variables defined here to build custom templates.

INTERFACE
       "generate_latex_code"

TEMPLATE VARIABLES
       Most options are accessible here:

       "CENTER, LEFT, RIGHT"
	   Example:

	     [% IF CENTER %]centering
	     [% END %]

       "ENVIRONMENT, STAR, POSITION, SIDEWAYS"
	   These options for floating environments are typically used like:

	     [% IF ENVIRONMENT %]egin{[% ENVIRONMENT %][% IF STAR %]*[% END %]}[% IF POSITION %][[% POSITION %]][% END %]
	     ...
	     [% END %]
	     # the tabular environment here
	     ...
	     [% IF ENVIRONMENT %] ...
	     end{[% ENVIRONMENT %][% IF STAR %]*[% END %]}[% END %]

       "CAPTION_TOP, CAPTION_CMD, SHORTCAPTION, CAPTION, CONTINUED, CONTINUEDMSG"
	   The variables to build the caption command. Note that there is NO template for the "maincaption" option. "CAPTION" already includes
	   this maincaption if specified.

       "LABEL"
	   The label:

	    [% IF LABEL %]label{[% LABEL %]}[% END %]

       "TABULAR_ENVIRONMENT, WIDTH, COLDEF"
	   These three options define the tabular environment:

	     egin{[% TABULAR_ENVIRONMENT %]}[% IF WIDTH %]{[% WIDTH %]}[% END %]{[% COLDEF %]}

       "FONTFAMILY, FONTSIZE"
	   Example:

	     [% IF FONTSIZE %][% FONTSIZE %]
	     [% END %][% IF FONTFAMILY %][% FONTFAMILY %]family
	     [% END %]

       "TABLEHEADMSG, TABLETAIL, TABLELASTTAIL, XENTRYSTRETCH"
	   For the multi-page tables.

       "MAXWIDTH, FOOTTABLE"
	   Currently only used by LaTeX::Table::Types::Ctable.

       In addition, some variables already contain formatted LaTeX code:

       "HEADER_CODE"
	   The formatted header:

	     	oprule
	     multicolumn{2}{c}{Item} & 	    \
	     cmidrule(r){1-2}
	     Animal		      & Description & Price \
	     midrule

       "DATA_CODE"
	   The formatted data:

	     Gnat      & per gram & 13.65 \
		       & each	  & 0.01  \
	     Gnu       & stuffed  & 92.59 \
	     Emu       & stuffed  & 33.33 \
	     Armadillo & frozen   & 8.99  \
	     ottomrule

       "RESIZEBOX_BEGIN_CODE, RESIZEBOX_END_CODE"
	   Everything between these two template variables is resized according the "resizebox" option.

       "EXTRA_ROW_HEIGHT_CODE, DEFINE_COLORS_CODE, RULES_COLOR_GLOBAL_CODE, RULES_WIDTH_GLOBAL_CODE"
	   Specified by the theme. "EXTRA_ROW_HEIGHT_CODE" will contain the corresponding LaTeX extrarowheight command, e.g for '1pt':

	       setlength{extrarowheight}{1pt}

	   Otherwise it will contain the empty string. The other template variables will contain the command specified by the corresponding theme
	   option.

       Finally, some variables allow access to internal "LaTeX::Table" variables:

       "LT_NUM_COLUMNS"
	   Contains the number of columns of the table.

       "LT_BOTTOM_RULE_CODE"
	   Code that draws the rules at the bottom of the table according the theme options.

SEE ALSO
       LaTeX::Table

       The predefined templates: LaTeX::Table::Types::Std, LaTeX::Table::Types::Ctable, LaTeX::Table::Types::Longtable, LaTeX::Table::Types::Xtab

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
       Copyright (c) 2006-2010 "<limaone@cpan.org>"

       This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. See perlartistic.

perl v5.10.1							    2010-10-27					   LaTeX::Table::Types::TypeI(3pm)