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But what if you a computer scientists or an economist that needs to write graphs, charts, tables, code, etc? Last time I tried to strikeout a column it required
by LudwigNagasena 6y ago
But what if you a computer scientists or an economist that needs to write graphs, charts, tables, code, etc? Last time I tried to strikeout a column it required some weird TikZ shenanigans.
- xamuel 6y agoAgree LaTeX is painful here. For tables and inline code snippets, it is indeed a genuine shortcoming of LaTeX. On the other hand: * For graphs and charts, I'm not sure how it could be done much better in a text-based programming language. * Even for tables you have to have some sympathy because remember, the cells in the table can (and occasionally do) contain very complicated mathematical contents. Tables are hard, as many a frontend dev will assure you.
- abdullahkhalids 6y agoDo you mean strike out each entry in the column separately? Or a single line that extends from the top left of the column to the bottom right? The first can be done in a straightforward manner. Can Word do the second easier than Latex?