gendoc5.py

from lino.gendoc.maker import DocMaker

def body(doc):
    doc.h1("Fifth Example")
    doc.h2("Tables")

    doc.example("""

The markup language of memo() supports tables using the same
markup syntax as HTML:

    ""","""


foo
bar
baz


A
B
C



    """)
    doc.example("""

You can specify the name of a table style as the class attribute of the <table> tag:

    ""","""


foo
bar
baz


A
B
C



    """)
    doc.example("""

You can omit closing tags if the parser can close them automatically.
This was valid HTML in the beginnings of the Internet, and modern
browsers still render it correctly:

    ""","""
    


foo
bar
baz

A
B
C

    
    """)

    
DocMaker().main(body)    
    

Output: pdf html