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<-table.->col_span
will destroy cells in the spanned area, while contracting the span will
created holes in the table. See also table_cell->row_span.<-column<-image
in cell. Values:
<-image
in the box.<-image
in the box<-image
in the box<-reference
of all cells in this column having this alignment, and place the
graphicals such that the references are horizontally aligned. For
example, one could define a subclass of class text
that returns the X-location of a decimal dot as the X-value of the
reference, for proper alignment of a column holding numerical data.
See also table_column->halign
and table_cell->valign.
The image is part of the background of the cell. See also table_cell->background.
<-row.->col_span.->_redraw_area
to draw a box around the selected cells. See also table<->selection.<-image
in cell. Symetric to table_cell->halign.