Changes

It's possible to create columnspans (i.e. cells that span more than one column) with the command <cmd>use[{<i>N</i>]}</cmd> where ''N'' is the number of columns spanned by the cell. It's often necessary to use <cmd>ReFormat[<i>new keys</i>]{}</cmd> to reformat this specific cell according to the ''new keys''.

 <table cols="2"><tr valign="top"><td><texcode>\starttable[s(0pt)|ls(10pt)|rs(0pt)|]\HL\NC \use{2}\ReFormat[cB]{Spanning head} \SR\HL\NC left column text \VL right column text \NC \AR\NC new row \VL new row \NC \AR\NC left column text \VL \ReFormat[l]{reformatted} \NC \AR\HL\NC \use{todo2}Spanning entry \SR \HL\stoptable</texcode></td><td><context>\starttable[s(0pt)|ls(10pt)|rs(0pt)|example for ]\HL\NC \use{2}\ReFormat[cB]{Spanning head} \SR\HL\NC left column spanstext \VL right column text \NC \AR\NC new row \VL new row \NC \AR\NC left column text \VL \ReFormat[l]{reformatted}\NC \AR\HL\NC \use{2}Spanning entry \SR \HL\stoptable</context></tr></table>