This code:
from pylatex import (
Tabular,
)
# make tabular
doc = Tabular('lcc', booktabs=True)
doc.add_row('A','B','C')
doc.add_hline()
doc.add_row((1, 2, 3))
doc.generate_tex("my_table")
produces my_table.tex:
\begin{tabular}{@{}lcc@{}}%
\toprule%
A&B&C\\%
\midrule%
1&2&3\\\bottomrule%
%
\end{tabular}
As you can seen, in the tabular parameter, the column alignments are preceded and followed by @{}.
It doesn't happen if I don't use booktabs=True, but I need this option to add \toprule, \midrule and \bottomrule.
How can I avoid the @{}s?
Instead of removing them, add more @{...}. Sounds strange, but you can use them to add the default column padding back:
from pylatex import (
Tabular,
)
# make tabular
doc = Tabular('@{\\hspace{\\tabcolsep}}lcc@{\\hspace{\\tabcolsep}}', booktabs=True)
doc.add_row('A','B','C')
doc.add_hline()
doc.add_row((1, 2, 3))
doc.generate_tex("my_table")
Alternatively, use a tabularx and embrace the @{}. It will ensure that the text in the tabularx will nicely align with the surrounding text:
from pylatex import (
Tabularx,
)
# make tabular
doc = Tabularx('XXX', booktabs=True)
doc.add_row('A','B','C')
doc.add_hline()
doc.add_row((1, 2, 3))
doc.generate_tex("my_table")