\backslash
-cmidrule(l{10pt}){1-1}
+cmidrule[2pt](l{10pt}){1-1}
\end_layout
\end_inset
\series bold
\backslash
-cmidrule[width](trim){startcol-endcol}
+cmidrule[height](trim){startcol-endcol}
\end_layout
\begin_layout Standard
\end_layout
\begin_layout Standard
-The default for the width is 0.03
+The default for the optional
+\series bold
+height
+\series default
+ is 0.03
\begin_inset space \thinspace{}
\end_inset
em.
- Startcol is the number of the column where the line starts and endcol the
- column number where the line ends.
- The endcol always needs to be specified, also when the line should span
- only one column.
- The optional parameter trim could be either
+
+\series bold
+startcol
+\series default
+ is the number of the column where the line starts and
+\series bold
+endcol
+\series default
+ the column number where the line ends.
+ The
+\series bold
+endcol
+\series default
+ always needs to be specified, also when the line should span only one column.
+ The optional parameter
+\series bold
+trim
+\series default
+ could either be
\emph on
l{trimwidth}
\emph default
-, or
+ or
\emph on
r{trimwidth}
\emph default
- where the trimwidth is also optional.
+ where the
+\emph on
+trimwidth
+\emph default
+ is also optional.
Using for example the parameter
\emph on
l{2pt}
\end_inset
pt.
- If you don't specify the trimwidth the lines are trimmed by the default
- of 0.5
+ If you don't specify the
+\emph on
+trimwidth
+\emph default
+ the line is trimmed by the default of 0.5
\begin_inset space \thinspace{}
\end_inset
\series bold
\backslash
-cmidrule(l{10pt}){1-1}
+cmidrule[2pt](l{10pt}){1-1}
\end_layout
\begin_layout Standard