[dbdoclet] One extra column in tables
- From: <Jere.Kapyaho@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <dbdoclet@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2005 17:40:16 +0200
Hi,
I just noticed that when you have a HTML 'table' element in the =
JavaDocs, the DocBook XML equivalent created by dbdoclet has one extra =
column! So if I have a three-column HTML table, there will be a 'tgroup =
cols=3D"4"' in the DocBook XML, with four 'colspec' elements instead of =
three. Also the 'thead' element has four 'entry' elements inside the =
'row' element. Then again, the 'row' elements in the 'tbody' have the =
correct number of entries. Could this be a bug?
First I tested this with an overview.html file that had an HTML 'table' =
with a 'caption' element, so that a DocBook 'table' is generated instead =
of 'informaltable'. But this also happens when there is no caption.
--Jere
P.S. I would like to thank Michael for responding to queries on this =
mailing list and being very responsive in developing dbdoclet. It is a =
nice tool for the task; keep up the good work, Michael!
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