Possible bug in table formatting

[mn4367]

I have the follwing table code:

|    Col A    |    Col B    |    Col C     |
| :---------- | :---------: | -----------: |
|   Cell 1A   |   Cell 1B   |    Cell 1C   |
|   Joined Cell 2A         ||    Cell 2B   |
|   Cell 3A   |       Joined Cell 3B      ||
|   Cell 4A   |   Cell 4B   |    Cell 4C   |

Converting this code with MMD 4.5 this results in a table where Cell 2B is centered. While the alignment of Joined Cell 2A and Joined Cell 3B are clearly debatable I think that everybody would excpect that Cell 2B should be right aligned since this cell doesn't really differ from cell Cell 1C.

Michael

[fletcher]

This should be fixed in 314a1d80e76574c5edfaeabdaa2c8598d51b3280.

Thanks!

[mn4367]

Many thanks for fixing it!

Michael

[Loco16]

Outputs for LaTeX and HTML are slightly different. It seems that the fix does not apply to LaTeX Output.

[fletcher]

Can you give an example? The example above works properly in LaTeX -- cell 2B is right aligned.

[Loco16]

Cell 2B is right aligned, for HTML and LaTeX -- as expected. But cell 2A is left aligned in HTML output and centered in LaTeX output.

[fletcher]

OK. That's not what the above issue was about, but I committed a fix.

[Loco16]

I'm sorry about the confusion and thanks for the fix.

[fletcher]

No worries!

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