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> Am 06.01.2016 um 15:22 schrieb a kusa: > > Thank you for all your input. It gets tricky without the total width. > > Michael, just dumb doubt / clarification. For RestRW, is 'Total', SumRW+SumAW? No, Total is meant to be the somehow known absolute total width. - Michael > On Wed, Dec 30, 2015 at 11:24 AM, Michael MC<ller-Hillebrand > mmh@xxxxxxxxx <xsl-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> I was looking to do something similar and found this question. In my >>> case, I don't have the total table column width always. So, if I have >>> a mixed col width values of 1.38,1.38.1*,1.38, how can I find the real >>> value for 1*? >> >> As Eliot mentioned, some absolute total value is required. Unless you are e.g. in an FO environment, where 100% can be seen as the current available width. >> >> In a more general way I did it something like this: >> >> * Columns without width or just "*" are treated as "1*" >> * Calculate the sum of all relative widths (SumRW) >> * Calculate the sum of all absolute widths (SumAW) >> >> * Calculate remaining width RestRW := Total - SumAW >> - If it is b $ 0 we have a problem >> - Else each remaining column width is ColRW / SumRW multiplied with the RestRW >> >> - Michael
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