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Table optimization, which is disabled by default, uses the C<rowspan>
and C<colspan> C<td> attributes to save up space.

  my $html = aa2ht( { 'optimization' => 1 }, $ascii );

When the optimization algorithm sees a chance of turning some cells
into a big one, it does so. It always chooses the biggest area
possible for optimizing.

If two different areas suitable for optimization starting from a given
cell are available and both present the same area size, the algorithm
picks the one that maximizes width.

=head4 default color

By default, an unmapped character is mapped to the default color,
which is black.

You can override this color by assigning a different mapping to
"default" with the C<colors> option.

lib/Acme/AsciiArt2HtmlTable.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

          $config{'colors'}{ $lines[$line]->[$cell] } = _random_color();
        }
      }

      # optimization
      my $optimization = '';

      # debugging messages were kept for future reference

      # remember that lines and cells are not the exact values, as
      # arrays start at index 0 and both lines and cells start at
      # position 1

      #my $debug = "line $line, cell $cell, ";

      if ( $config{'optimization'} ) {

        #$debug .= "\nthis is line $line, cell $cell";
	# check how many cells we could have on each line from the line we're
	# in to the last one
        my %we_could_have;

lib/Acme/AsciiArt2HtmlTable.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

Table optimization, which is disabled by default, uses the C<rowspan>
and C<colspan> C<td> attributes to save up space.

  my $html = aa2ht( { 'optimization' => 1 }, $ascii );

When the optimization algorithm sees a chance of turning some cells
into a big one, it does so. It always chooses the biggest area
possible for optimizing.

If two different areas suitable for optimization starting from a given
cell are available and both present the same area size, the algorithm
picks the one that maximizes width.

=head4 default color

By default, an unmapped character is mapped to the default color,
which is black.

You can override this color by assigning a different mapping to
"default" with the C<colors> option.