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Typst tables framed by rules, with row-header columns, widths, topic labels, and raw cells - #9
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…topic labels, and raw cells
The "typst" backend now draws a rule under the column header (inside
table.header, so it repeats with the header on every page) and one at the
end of the table, framing the data. Four optional table attributes adjust
a table further, each beside the existing tabtibble_align:
- tabtibble_header_cols: the number of leading columns that label their
rows; a table.vline() separates them from the rest.
- tabtibble_widths: Typst column widths ("auto", a length, or a fraction),
named by column or in column order.
- tabtibble_topic_labels: TRUE shows each topic header as
"<column name>: <value>", so a subject row reads "Subject: S001".
- tabtibble_typst_raw: columns whose cells are Typst markup (such as
$r^2$), written without escaping.
Each is validated with an error naming the attribute. A Quarto render test
compiles a table that uses all of them.
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…and compile the backend in CI
Review fixes to the Typst table attributes:
- tabtibble_topic_labels must be a single TRUE or FALSE; anything else is
an error naming the attribute (it was read with isTRUE()).
- tabtibble_widths is named for every column or for none: a partly named
vector, a name that is not a data column, and a column named twice are
each an error naming the attribute and the name. A length or fraction
may start with a decimal point (".5in").
- Column names are escaped in the column header, as they are in topic
headers.
- tabtibble_header_cols on a table whose every column is a topic column
says so.
- The other backends ignore the four attributes; under them, and the
markdown fallback outside Quarto, a raw column is escaped (documented).
The R-CMD-check workflow installs Quarto, so the render tests compile the
Typst in CI rather than skip. The render tests now check the typeset math
and that a long table's header repeats on every page. The vignette
documents each attribute with an example.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The "typst" backend now frames each table's data with a rule under the column header and one at the end of the table. The header rule sits inside table.header, so it repeats with the header on every page. Four optional table attributes, beside the existing tabtibble_align, adjust a table further:
Each attribute is validated with an error naming it, and column header names are now escaped like cell text. Unit tests pin the exact Typst for each, a Quarto render test compiles a table that uses all of them (asserting the typeset math and the repeating header on a multi-page table), and the workflow installs Quarto so that test runs in CI. nca.reporter uses these for its report tables (Bill's report review items 4, 12, 13 and 14).
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