I have tried to create a small example, duplicated below. Basically, after writing a line at the top of a page, a table is placed on the next page and does not come directly below the line of text.
Caveat: You might have difficulty using the "doxygen" package:
Please always test your minimal examples before posting.
Please always read some introductory material. Some commands you are using are deprecated for 20 years (since 1994).
EDIT: i just downloaded doxygen.sty [1] and tried to run your code. The first error occured because fancyhdr isn't loaded. If a package uses commands from another package, it should ensure that it is loaded. Please report this to the maintainer of the package.
I fixed this, but then:
Works, but reports an error with the tabular material. Of course it does. Environment doxyParams is a descriptive list.
EDIT3 The implementation of DoxyImage is faulty and produces too much white space in the file mentioned in my second edit. I can't be more specific, as there is no date whatsoever iin neither of those files. The web is littered with different versions of the same file. This should not have happened.
EDIT4 Making your document into a comilable one, i get the following output.
Please have a look at package booktabs. Vertical lines are discouraged to use in general, as they are bad for readability. Horizontal rules should be used economically.
But as we go on guessing around, i want you to explain your workflow in detail. I have the feeling, that you might be on the wrong road.
The smart way: Calm down and take a deep breath, read posts and provided links attentively, try to understand and ask if necessary.
I've found a remedy to "my" problem. All I have to do is place some simple textural information (for example a single word) at the unwanted breakpoint. And, the break disappears!
Johannes_B wrote:Can you share your solution showing a minimal working example? It might be of interest for future users.
Here is an example. I have combined part of the code you posted with what I think will produce the problem. But, I cannot guarentee it will produce the unwanted break for a small program.
This is completely untested, use it at your own risk!
This small document will definately not re-create the problem in my larger document. I ran it on my desktop computer. (My larger document almost a 100 figures, just as many tables, lot's of text, etc. It's will over 140 pages long.
Thanks,
Michael_590 wrote:
Johannes_B wrote:Can you share your solution showing a minimal working example? It might be of interest for future users.
Here is an example. I have combined part of the code you posted with what I think will produce the problem. But, I cannot guarentee it will produce the unwanted break for a small program.
This is completely untested, use it at your own risk!
I have modified what I ran on my PC. The code posted was changed to match what you have been working on. Everything between the begin/end document was tested, but did not produce the error that I fixed. So, adding the extra line of text was not required.
I, myself, added the "sections". The "subsubsection" was produced by Doxygen. I removed a "\label" from the "subsubsection".