I am creating a table with mulitrow but I am getting a problem. As far as I understand, this is the form of the multirow:
multirow{count}{alignment}{content}
在计算合并的行数时,校正为1、c、r或*,内容为行文内容。 我尝试如下:
multirow{3}{*}{Framing}
但是,我正在成为一个问题。 我看不到牢房里的“Framing”一词,而是看着“3*Framing”,这说明多功能元素是徒劳的。 任何想法?
此外,如何能纵向地调整一个单元的案文?
UPDATE: I thought the usepackage{multirow} would solve it, but I still see problems: First, I can t make vertical alignments. Second, I get some strange thing with the "Framing" cell. Instead of getting "Framing" aligned to the left, I get one virtual row containing the letter "l" and then after two virtual rows I get the word "Framing"!! It is something like this:
______________
| l |
| |
| Framing |
| |
| |
| |
| |
______________
这是我向那些询问情况的人提出的:
egin{table*} iny
centering
egin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|p{2in}|}
hline
Rule & Factor & Best Value & Delta_t & Delta_{do} & Comments \
hline
% Diagonal Dominance Rule
multirow{3}{*}{Diagonal Dominance} & Line Angle & 45 & 15 & 30 & The angle between the prominent line of the object and
the diagonal lines \ % TODO: What object? Make sure it is clear.
& Line Distance & 0 & 0.25 & 1 & The distance, in screen coordinates, from the
prominent line of the object to the diagonal lines. \ % TODO: Need to define screen coordinates
& Corner Distances & 0 & 0.1 & 0.7 & The distance, in screen coordinates, from the
end of the prominent line of the object to the corners of the screen. \
hline
% Framing Rule
multirow{4}{l}{Framing} & Left Distance & 0 & ${Frame Width}*5\%$ & ${Frame Width}*25\%$ & The distance between the
left side of the frame covering the object and the left or the right side of the intended frame, whichever closer. \
& Right Distance & 0 & ${Frame Width}*5\%$ & ${Frame Width}*25\%$ & The distance between the
right side of the frame covering the object and the left or the right side of the intended frame, whichever closer. \
& Top Distance & 0 & ${Frame Height}*5\%$ & ${Frame Height}*25\%$ & The distance between the
top side of the frame covering the object and the upper or the lower side of the intended frame, whichever closer. \
& Bottom Distance & 0 & ${Frame Height}*5\%$ & ${Frame Height}*25\%$ & The distance between the
bottom side of the frame covering the object and the upper or the lower side of the intended frame, whichever closer. \
hline
end{tabular}
caption{The factors of each rule and their parameters.}
label{table:factors}
end{table*}
Regards,
Rafid