But got the following table, not sure if this will show correctly but the issue is that the "outer" right hand column lines are not in-line for the rows where the second table is inserted.
This doesn't make much sense to me as the second table is just a string with '\n' in it is it not? So it should be able to figure out the "width" of the inner table but doesn't seem to calculate it correctly.
Hi,
Doesn't seem to support tables in tables. I tried:
table = SingleTable(table_data,"Work logs") outer_table = SingleTable([[""],[table.table]],"outer") print outer_table.table
But got the following table, not sure if this will show correctly but the issue is that the "outer" right hand column lines are not in-line for the rows where the second table is inserted.
This doesn't make much sense to me as the second table is just a string with '\n' in it is it not? So it should be able to figure out the "width" of the inner table but doesn't seem to calculate it correctly.