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Overhanging vertical bars in tabular



Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?
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My question stems from an adaptation of the solution shown here :
Generating lists and tables of items from commands in the document



The idea is to sum up the reviews of a given document in a table.
Since the table is on the front page of a whole series of document, I was looking for a way to automatize it.



In my document class :



usepackage{datatool}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{longtable}

DTLnewdb{docreview}

newcommand{review}[6]{%
DTLnewrow{docreview}%
DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Date}{#1}%
DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Redacteur}{#2}%
DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Verificateur}{#3}%
DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Approbateur}{#4}%
DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Modification}{#5}%
DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Indice}{#6}%
}

renewcommand{maketitle}{
[...]
begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|} hline
Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & Visa de l'approbateur & Modification & Indice \ hlinehline
DTLforeach{docreview}{%
Date=Date,Redacteur=Redacteur,Verificateur=Verificateur,Approbateur=Approbateur,Modification=Modification, Indice=Indice}{%
Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & & Modification & Indice \hline}
end{tabular}
}


In my document itself :



begin{document}
review{1 janvier 1970}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Epoch}{0}
review{22 avril 2019}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Mod.}{0}
maketitle
end{document}


That solution works like a charm except for a detail which I can't figure out.
The generated table shows the two first vertical bar (1st column limits) and only these that continues an additional row...



pdf output



Does anyone have any idea ?



Thanks a lot










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    4















    My question stems from an adaptation of the solution shown here :
    Generating lists and tables of items from commands in the document



    The idea is to sum up the reviews of a given document in a table.
    Since the table is on the front page of a whole series of document, I was looking for a way to automatize it.



    In my document class :



    usepackage{datatool}
    usepackage{booktabs}
    usepackage{longtable}

    DTLnewdb{docreview}

    newcommand{review}[6]{%
    DTLnewrow{docreview}%
    DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Date}{#1}%
    DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Redacteur}{#2}%
    DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Verificateur}{#3}%
    DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Approbateur}{#4}%
    DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Modification}{#5}%
    DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Indice}{#6}%
    }

    renewcommand{maketitle}{
    [...]
    begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|} hline
    Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & Visa de l'approbateur & Modification & Indice \ hlinehline
    DTLforeach{docreview}{%
    Date=Date,Redacteur=Redacteur,Verificateur=Verificateur,Approbateur=Approbateur,Modification=Modification, Indice=Indice}{%
    Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & & Modification & Indice \hline}
    end{tabular}
    }


    In my document itself :



    begin{document}
    review{1 janvier 1970}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Epoch}{0}
    review{22 avril 2019}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Mod.}{0}
    maketitle
    end{document}


    That solution works like a charm except for a detail which I can't figure out.
    The generated table shows the two first vertical bar (1st column limits) and only these that continues an additional row...



    pdf output



    Does anyone have any idea ?



    Thanks a lot










    share|improve this question







    New contributor




    y3t1 is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
    Check out our Code of Conduct.























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      My question stems from an adaptation of the solution shown here :
      Generating lists and tables of items from commands in the document



      The idea is to sum up the reviews of a given document in a table.
      Since the table is on the front page of a whole series of document, I was looking for a way to automatize it.



      In my document class :



      usepackage{datatool}
      usepackage{booktabs}
      usepackage{longtable}

      DTLnewdb{docreview}

      newcommand{review}[6]{%
      DTLnewrow{docreview}%
      DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Date}{#1}%
      DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Redacteur}{#2}%
      DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Verificateur}{#3}%
      DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Approbateur}{#4}%
      DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Modification}{#5}%
      DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Indice}{#6}%
      }

      renewcommand{maketitle}{
      [...]
      begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|} hline
      Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & Visa de l'approbateur & Modification & Indice \ hlinehline
      DTLforeach{docreview}{%
      Date=Date,Redacteur=Redacteur,Verificateur=Verificateur,Approbateur=Approbateur,Modification=Modification, Indice=Indice}{%
      Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & & Modification & Indice \hline}
      end{tabular}
      }


      In my document itself :



      begin{document}
      review{1 janvier 1970}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Epoch}{0}
      review{22 avril 2019}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Mod.}{0}
      maketitle
      end{document}


      That solution works like a charm except for a detail which I can't figure out.
      The generated table shows the two first vertical bar (1st column limits) and only these that continues an additional row...



      pdf output



      Does anyone have any idea ?



      Thanks a lot










      share|improve this question







      New contributor




      y3t1 is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
      Check out our Code of Conduct.












      My question stems from an adaptation of the solution shown here :
      Generating lists and tables of items from commands in the document



      The idea is to sum up the reviews of a given document in a table.
      Since the table is on the front page of a whole series of document, I was looking for a way to automatize it.



      In my document class :



      usepackage{datatool}
      usepackage{booktabs}
      usepackage{longtable}

      DTLnewdb{docreview}

      newcommand{review}[6]{%
      DTLnewrow{docreview}%
      DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Date}{#1}%
      DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Redacteur}{#2}%
      DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Verificateur}{#3}%
      DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Approbateur}{#4}%
      DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Modification}{#5}%
      DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Indice}{#6}%
      }

      renewcommand{maketitle}{
      [...]
      begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|} hline
      Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & Visa de l'approbateur & Modification & Indice \ hlinehline
      DTLforeach{docreview}{%
      Date=Date,Redacteur=Redacteur,Verificateur=Verificateur,Approbateur=Approbateur,Modification=Modification, Indice=Indice}{%
      Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & & Modification & Indice \hline}
      end{tabular}
      }


      In my document itself :



      begin{document}
      review{1 janvier 1970}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Epoch}{0}
      review{22 avril 2019}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Mod.}{0}
      maketitle
      end{document}


      That solution works like a charm except for a detail which I can't figure out.
      The generated table shows the two first vertical bar (1st column limits) and only these that continues an additional row...



      pdf output



      Does anyone have any idea ?



      Thanks a lot







      tables automation datatool






      share|improve this question







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          The last \hline shouldn't be inside the the loop but after it, so that the code of the loop doesn't triggers the creation of a new row:



          documentclass{article}

          usepackage{datatool}
          usepackage{booktabs}
          usepackage{longtable}

          DTLnewdb{docreview}

          newcommand{review}[6]{%
          DTLnewrow{docreview}%
          DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Date}{#1}%
          DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Redacteur}{#2}%
          DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Verificateur}{#3}%
          DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Approbateur}{#4}%
          DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Modification}{#5}%
          DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Indice}{#6}%
          }

          renewcommand{maketitle}{
          [...]


          begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|} hline
          Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & Visa de l'approbateur & Modification & Indice \ hlinehline
          DTLforeach{docreview}{%
          Date=Date,Redacteur=Redacteur,Verificateur=Verificateur,Approbateur=Approbateur,Modification=Modification, Indice=Indice}{%
          Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & & Modification & Indice
          DTLiflastrow{}{\hline}} %<-------
          \hline %<---------
          end{tabular}
          }


          begin{document}
          review{1 janvier 1970}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Epoch}{0}
          review{22 avril 2019}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Mod.}{0}
          maketitle
          end{document}





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            The last \hline shouldn't be inside the the loop but after it, so that the code of the loop doesn't triggers the creation of a new row:



            documentclass{article}

            usepackage{datatool}
            usepackage{booktabs}
            usepackage{longtable}

            DTLnewdb{docreview}

            newcommand{review}[6]{%
            DTLnewrow{docreview}%
            DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Date}{#1}%
            DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Redacteur}{#2}%
            DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Verificateur}{#3}%
            DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Approbateur}{#4}%
            DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Modification}{#5}%
            DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Indice}{#6}%
            }

            renewcommand{maketitle}{
            [...]


            begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|} hline
            Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & Visa de l'approbateur & Modification & Indice \ hlinehline
            DTLforeach{docreview}{%
            Date=Date,Redacteur=Redacteur,Verificateur=Verificateur,Approbateur=Approbateur,Modification=Modification, Indice=Indice}{%
            Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & & Modification & Indice
            DTLiflastrow{}{\hline}} %<-------
            \hline %<---------
            end{tabular}
            }


            begin{document}
            review{1 janvier 1970}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Epoch}{0}
            review{22 avril 2019}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Mod.}{0}
            maketitle
            end{document}





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              The last \hline shouldn't be inside the the loop but after it, so that the code of the loop doesn't triggers the creation of a new row:



              documentclass{article}

              usepackage{datatool}
              usepackage{booktabs}
              usepackage{longtable}

              DTLnewdb{docreview}

              newcommand{review}[6]{%
              DTLnewrow{docreview}%
              DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Date}{#1}%
              DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Redacteur}{#2}%
              DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Verificateur}{#3}%
              DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Approbateur}{#4}%
              DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Modification}{#5}%
              DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Indice}{#6}%
              }

              renewcommand{maketitle}{
              [...]


              begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|} hline
              Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & Visa de l'approbateur & Modification & Indice \ hlinehline
              DTLforeach{docreview}{%
              Date=Date,Redacteur=Redacteur,Verificateur=Verificateur,Approbateur=Approbateur,Modification=Modification, Indice=Indice}{%
              Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & & Modification & Indice
              DTLiflastrow{}{\hline}} %<-------
              \hline %<---------
              end{tabular}
              }


              begin{document}
              review{1 janvier 1970}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Epoch}{0}
              review{22 avril 2019}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Mod.}{0}
              maketitle
              end{document}





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                The last \hline shouldn't be inside the the loop but after it, so that the code of the loop doesn't triggers the creation of a new row:



                documentclass{article}

                usepackage{datatool}
                usepackage{booktabs}
                usepackage{longtable}

                DTLnewdb{docreview}

                newcommand{review}[6]{%
                DTLnewrow{docreview}%
                DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Date}{#1}%
                DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Redacteur}{#2}%
                DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Verificateur}{#3}%
                DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Approbateur}{#4}%
                DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Modification}{#5}%
                DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Indice}{#6}%
                }

                renewcommand{maketitle}{
                [...]


                begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|} hline
                Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & Visa de l'approbateur & Modification & Indice \ hlinehline
                DTLforeach{docreview}{%
                Date=Date,Redacteur=Redacteur,Verificateur=Verificateur,Approbateur=Approbateur,Modification=Modification, Indice=Indice}{%
                Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & & Modification & Indice
                DTLiflastrow{}{\hline}} %<-------
                \hline %<---------
                end{tabular}
                }


                begin{document}
                review{1 janvier 1970}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Epoch}{0}
                review{22 avril 2019}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Mod.}{0}
                maketitle
                end{document}





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                The last \hline shouldn't be inside the the loop but after it, so that the code of the loop doesn't triggers the creation of a new row:



                documentclass{article}

                usepackage{datatool}
                usepackage{booktabs}
                usepackage{longtable}

                DTLnewdb{docreview}

                newcommand{review}[6]{%
                DTLnewrow{docreview}%
                DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Date}{#1}%
                DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Redacteur}{#2}%
                DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Verificateur}{#3}%
                DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Approbateur}{#4}%
                DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Modification}{#5}%
                DTLnewdbentry{docreview}{Indice}{#6}%
                }

                renewcommand{maketitle}{
                [...]


                begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|} hline
                Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & Visa de l'approbateur & Modification & Indice \ hlinehline
                DTLforeach{docreview}{%
                Date=Date,Redacteur=Redacteur,Verificateur=Verificateur,Approbateur=Approbateur,Modification=Modification, Indice=Indice}{%
                Date & Redacteur & Verificateur & Approbateur & & Modification & Indice
                DTLiflastrow{}{\hline}} %<-------
                \hline %<---------
                end{tabular}
                }


                begin{document}
                review{1 janvier 1970}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Epoch}{0}
                review{22 avril 2019}{Me}{Verif.}{Approb.}{Mod.}{0}
                maketitle
                end{document}






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