I want to present big matrices using concatenation of rows and columns with dashed lines. Also, I need to do the same for some tables. Is there any way to insert dashed lines in arrays and tabulars, or should I use \cdot
or something similar to emulate it?
A sample I made using the dcmst's answer:
But, I hope to have a better position and extend for dashed lines. The source associated to this sample is:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{arydshln}
\begin{document}
\begin{tabular}{ccc;{0.4pt/10pt}c;{0.4pt/10pt}c;{0.4pt/10pt}c}
text & text & text & & & text \\
text & text & text & & & text \\
text & text & text & & & text \\
\cdashline{1-6}[0.4pt/10pt] \\
\cdashline{1-6}[0.4pt/10pt] \\
\cdashline{1-6}[0.4pt/10pt] \\
text & text & text & & & text
\end{tabular}
\end{document}
Thanks.
Best Answer
you can use the
arydshln
package which adds\hdashline
for horizontal and:
for vertical dashed linesCheck section 2.7 of the manual for some issues with other packages.