On 17-2-2010 10:58, Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
Hi,
I have seen Hans' reply to Peter Rolf from Nov. 19th 2009 on "grid snapping
(mkiv)".
What has changed since then? Is there some more info somewhere?
I am missing my MkII optimized section setting, like ...
grid={page,3.5pt,fit,low}
i have no time not to explain it but the system is somewhat different
than in mkii
% \installsnapvalues{loose} {\v!maxdepth:0.8,\v!maxheight:0.8,\v!strut}
% \installsnapvalues{normal}{\v!maxdepth:1.0,\v!maxheight:1.0,\v!strut}
% \installsnapvalues{tight} {\v!maxdepth:1.2,\v!maxheight:1.2,\v!strut}
% none don't enlarge
% halfline enlarge by halfline/halfline
% line enlarge by line/line
% strut enlarge by ht/dp (default)
% first align to top line
% last align to bottom line
% mindepth round depth down
% maxdepth round depth up
% minheight round height down
% maxheight round height up
%D We're not downward compatible with \MKII !
\definegridsnapping[\v!normal] [\v!maxheight,\v!maxdepth,\v!strut]
\definegridsnapping[\v!standard] [\v!maxheight,\v!maxdepth,\v!strut]
\definegridsnapping[\v!yes] [\v!maxheight,\v!maxdepth,\v!strut]
\definegridsnapping[\v!strict] [\v!maxdepth:0.8,\v!maxheight:0.8,\v!strut]
\definegridsnapping[\v!tolerant] [\v!maxdepth:1.2,\v!maxheight:1.2,\v!strut]
\definegridsnapping[\v!top] [\v!minheight,\v!maxdepth,\v!strut]
\definegridsnapping[\v!bottom] [\v!maxheight,\v!mindepth,\v!strut]
\definegridsnapping[\v!both] [\v!minheight,\v!mindepth,\v!strut]
\definegridsnapping[\v!broad] [\v!maxheight,\v!maxdepth,\v!strut,0.8]
% maybe 0.85
\definegridsnapping[\v!fit] [\v!maxheight,\v!maxdepth,\v!strut,1.2]
% tight 0.15
\definegridsnapping[\v!first] [\v!first]
\definegridsnapping[\v!last] [\v!last]
\definegridsnapping[\v!high] [\v!minheight,\v!maxdepth,\v!none]
\definegridsnapping[\v!low] [\v!maxheight,\v!mindepth,\v!none]
\definegridsnapping[\v!line] [\v!line]
\definegridsnapping[\v!strut] [\v!strut]
\definegridsnapping[\v!max] [\v!maxdepth,\v!maxheight,\v!strut]
\definegridsnapping[\v!min] [\v!mindepth,\v!minheight,\v!strut]
in one (experimental) style i use:
% none will effectively smash the box to one line (zero inner) but is
the same as strut as outer will snap
% however you can use {none,top:3} to move it down 3 lines then
% {local,strut} will use the style related settings and move one line
down because the font is larger
\setuphead
[chapter]
[grid=strut]
\setuphead
[section]
[grid=strut]
most structure components will get a grid key and these are normally local
the bottomline is that you snap up/down, within certain rounding specs,
and add/subtract/distribute extra lineheights to the ht/dp's of the
gridded material
Hans
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