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How about allowing for an empty color parameter to specify no column color.
This would be very useful for defining column types that may be colored, for instance
\newcolumntype{L}[1]{>{\columncolor{#2}}l}
which then can be used also for columns without coloring.
For the use of \columncolor without optional parameters this could be done by changing the definition of \CT@extract as follows (inserted lines marked as inserted)
How about allowing for an empty color parameter to specify no column color.
This would be very useful for defining column types that may be colored, for instance
\newcolumntype{L}[1]{>{\columncolor{#2}}l}
which then can be used also for columns without coloring.
For the use of \columncolor without optional parameters this could be done by changing the definition of \CT@extract as follows (inserted lines marked as inserted)
For the use of \columncolor with optional parameters
should do the trick (although I haven't tested this).
Best regards
Rene
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