<?tbcolmast>
Description
Master columns are only relevant for <?tbwmode=2>. They are the columns that are included in every copy of the table when duplicating it. If code=0 then the column is designated as not being a master, if code=1 then the column is designated as a master column. You can have several master columns at once, but bear in mind that each set of columns must also include at least one normal column (or maybe more if <?tbcolkeepn> is used).
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This command is an alias of the <?tbcolmaster> command.
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Syntax
<?tbcolmast code:o>
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code
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0
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Column designated as not being a master column.
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1
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Column designated as a master column.
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Additional Information
Parameter values can be prefixed with two optional characters to add an extra layer of specification to each setting:
• +: if specifying columns at the top of the table, + followed by another parameter adds further details for the current column, rather than moving on to specify the next column in sequence.
• @: used if pre-specifying the column settings at the top of the table. It specifies that this column is the one whose properties should be repeated if required, for any columns whose settings have not been actually specified.
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