<?tbcoldel>

If code=1 it specifies that this column is to be deleted and not displayed in the output. When all columns in a table are deleted then the whole table is swallowed up. When specified in the table preamble, <?tbcoldel=1> will be propagated across all the columns - if you just want to delete the first column use <?tbcoldel=1><?tbcoldel=@0> or alternatively <?tbcoldel = 1,@0> . The second case shows that for this column command, the commands can be chained together when specified in the table preamble.

(optional) Mark the current column as the column whose properties should be repeated for those that follow

(optional) If specifying columns at the top of the table, the ’+’ indicates further details for the current column, rather than moving on to specify the next column in sequence.

code

0	Do not delete column
1	Delete column

Any use of the <?tbcoluse> command means that <?tbcoldel> commands are inserted automatically to control display. <?tbcoldel> commands must not be applied by the user with <?tbcoluse> since they may negate those applied automatically.