[RF][HF] Fix interpCode table in PiecewiseInterpolation docs - #23431
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Doxygen's markdown table parser treats literal pipes inside the \f$...\f$ formulas (|\theta|>=1, |\theta_i|<1) as column separators, so table rows 4-6 ended up with too many columns and the table stopped rendering after row 2. Use \vert instead: it contains no pipe character for the table parser to trip on and renders the same in MathJax and LaTeX.
Test Results 23 files 23 suites 3d 16h 14m 20s ⏱️ For more details on these failures, see this check. Results for commit 053e5ee. |
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Doxygen's markdown table parser treats literal pipes inside the \f$...\f$ formulas (|\theta|>=1, |\theta_i|<1) as column separators, so table rows 4-6 ended up with too many columns and the table stopped rendering after row 2.
Use \vert instead: it contains no pipe character for the table parser to trip on and renders the same in MathJax and LaTeX.
This fixes the faulty rendering that we noticed last week at the ROOT C++ course:
https://root.cern/doc/master/classPiecewiseInterpolation.html