get interlinespacing to affect the line spacing even though
the baselineskip variable is changed as shown in the MWE.
You have to add \par at the end of each paragraph, e.g.
\framed{\definedfont[…]\setupinterlinespace …\par}
Wolfgang
MWE:
\definepapersize
[Label]
[width
:
\framed[foregroundstyle={\definedfont[Serif at 18pt]}]{A long description
label that needs to be have its interline spacing adjusted.}\page
Wolfgang
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If your question is of interest to others as well, please add
By chance I found a possible, but not very satisfying, solution to the
\setupinterlinspace issue when trying to print labels using
\setuparranging[XY]. That is to explicitly set
\setupbodyfont[rm,18pt]\setupinterlinespace
once again outside the \framed directive for the specific label
) -- (5u,0u);
label(btex A POOL etex, (22u,10.5u));
\stopuseMPgraphic
\startalignment[middle]
\definedfont[Serif at 16pt]\setupinterlinespace
{\tfb\sc An Example Plumbing Schematic}
\blank[big]
{\tfb \tt [DRAFT---To Be Verified]}
\blank[2*big]
\stopalignment
\scale[width=10in]{\useMPgraphic{Example
Am 21.06.2013 um 22:27 schrieb Pavneet Arora pavneet_ar...@waroc.com:
Hello,
I am using Willi's MAPS 37 and the Example section from the \setuppaper
command:
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/setuppaper
to print a set of labels, 2x6 configuration on U.S. Letter waterproof
label
/texfaq2html?label=minxampl
Although these links talk about LaTeX, the idea is same in ConTeXt.
In your particular case, create a sample file with interaction and
references that shows what you get vs what you want to achieve. The main
advantage of such an example is that it makes it easier for others
Hello,
I am using Willi's MAPS 37 and the Example section from the \setuppaper
command:
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/setuppaper
to print a set of labels, 2x6 configuration on U.S. Letter waterproof
label paper.
For the most part things are working well, but I have a number
give the pages a quick look over to make sure
I’m not misleading people with false information, and maybe add any
parameters that I’ve missed (or don’t know the meaning of like ‘label’
and ‘marking’).
Cheers, and thanks for ConTeXt – so far I like it a lot better than
LaTeX or any other system I’ve
appreciate it if someone
more knowledgeable could give the pages a quick look over to make sure
I’m not misleading people with false information, and maybe add any
parameters that I’ve missed (or don’t know the meaning of like ‘label’
and ‘marking’).
Cheers, and thanks for ConTeXt – so far I like it a lot
in april (Ref. ntg-context Digest,
Vol 106, Issue 4, Date:14 April 2013) and which works perfectly.
My problem is: how can I refer in my text to this set of figures (instead of to
the separate figures). I have tried to use group as the label for
referencing, as it is the only argument that all figures
of to
the separate figures). I have tried to use group as the label for
referencing, as it is the only argument that all figures have in common, but my
trials failed and I have no idea how to accomplish this. (The wiki is too vague
for me on this point.)
Thanks in advance for any help.
Regards
);
draw (9u,0u) -- (5u,0u);
label(btex AN ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT etex, (22u,10.5u));
\stopMPpage
\stoptext
--
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Waroc Informatikt: 416.937.9276
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(42u,18u) .. (43.5u,10.5u) {dir 270} .. (42u,3u);
draw (42u,3u) {dir 180} .. (39u,0u) {dir 270};
draw (39u,0u) -- (35u,0u);
draw (35u,0u) .. (22u,3u) {dir 180} .. (9u,0u);
draw (9u,0u) -- (5u,0u);
label(btex AN ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT etex, (22u,10.5u));
\stopMPpage
\stoptext
number is not included).
Using the \usereferences tag works if I label formulas 'bytext' rather than
by 'bysection' and turn off chapter prefixes in test1.tex using the
following at the start of the document:
\setupformulae[way=bytext,prefixsegments=None]
I would really prefer to maintain numbering
luigi,
When I started exploring how to map equation references (eq:name) to
equation numbers (4.2), I noticed that the 'tuc' file included the equation
reference (eq:name), but I was not able to identify anywhere where it
indicates the actual equation label specified in the document. Below
label specified in the document. Below is an
example of the tuc output. 'eq:DVOL_RVI_17' is equation (4.28) in the
document:
{
[metadata]=142,
[numberdata]=237,
[prefixdata]=11,
[references]={
[block]=bodypart,
[internal]=122,
[realpage]=47,
[reference]=eq:DVOL_RVI_17
to map equation references (eq:name) to
equation numbers (4.2), I noticed that the 'tuc' file included the
equation
reference (eq:name), but I was not able to identify anywhere where it
indicates the actual equation label specified in the document. Below is an
example of the tuc output
[section][
alternative=middle,
style=\bfa,
sectionsegments=section, % ignore component label
]
\starttext
\chapter{Foo}
\section{The First Section}
Text.
\stoptext
How can I keep numeration and title together?
Thanks,
Jan
]},
]
% for section it is inappropriate
\setuphead[section][
alternative=middle,
style=\bfa,
sectionsegments=section, % ignore component label
]
\starttext
\chapter{Foo}
\section{The First Section}
Text.
\stoptext
How can I keep numeration and title together?
in strc-ren you
I have a document with several equations included. I need to reference these
in an external document. To automate the process, I need a mapping between
the equation label (i.e., eq:my_eq_name) to an equation number such as
(4.22). Is there a way to export this mapping possibly as a command line
[section][
alternative=middle,
style=\bfa,
sectionsegments=section, % ignore component label
]
\starttext
\chapter{Foo}
\section{The First Section}
Text.
\stoptext
How can I keep numeration and title together?
Thanks,
Jan
Dear All,
in fresh MkIV I use the following commands for building ToC, but I have no
idea how to align the label (roman numeral) to the right. In addition, the
specified width and distance seem to be somehow ignored so that label
interferes with the title.
\setuphead[chapter][conversion
]},
after={\blank[1cm]},
]
% for section it is inappropriate
\setuphead[section][
alternative=middle,
style=\bfa,
sectionsegments=section, % ignore component label
]
\starttext
\chapter{Foo}
\section{The First Section}
Text.
\stoptext
How can I keep
On 2013–06–03 honyk wrote:
in fresh MkIV I use the following commands for building ToC, but I have no
idea how to align the label (roman numeral) to the right.
\setuphead[chapter][conversion=Romannumerals]
\setupheadnumber[chapter][48]
\setupcombinedlist
[content]
[alternative=c
This is great!
Thanks
On 2013–06–03 honyk wrote:
in fresh MkIV I use the following commands for building ToC, but I
have no
idea how to align the label (roman numeral) to the right.
\setuphead[chapter][conversion=Romannumerals]
\setupheadnumber[chapter][48]
\setupcombinedlist
,
sectionsegments=section, % ignore component label
]
\starttext
\chapter{Foo}
\section{The First Section}
Text.
\stoptext
But again, are you sure about the \cap command ?
It also sets the CHAPTER as small caps .
--
luigi
=\groupedcommand{\cap}{\blank[0.5cm]},
after={\blank[1cm]},
]
% for section it is inappropriate
\setuphead[section][
alternative=middle,
style=\bfa,
sectionsegments=section, % ignore component label
]
\starttext
\chapter{Foo}
\section
without
resorting to an external pdf? That is, can I pick up the result of
\useMPgraphic somewhere, then put this in \useexternalfigure and
apply everything possible there to the figure.
You could use \scale :
\startuseMPgraphic{foo}
fill unitcircle scaled 1cm;
label(Foo, origin
resorting to an external pdf? That is, can I pick up the result of
\useMPgraphic somewhere, then put this in \useexternalfigure and
apply everything possible there to the figure.
You could use \scale :
\startuseMPgraphic{foo}
fill unitcircle scaled 1cm;
label(Foo, origin
possible things cannot be done other than by putting a
fontchange inside each label.
Hans van der Meer
On 6 May 2013, at 6:04 PM, Marco Patzer home...@lavabit.com wrote:
On 2013–05–06 Meer, H. van der wrote:
What is the simplest way to change the size of fonts in labels drawn
tried textstyle=5pt without result
2. the setup cannot be placed inside \startuseMPgraphic, where I need it most.
I skimmed through meta-ini.mkiv, but did not find a solution.
It is however quite possible things cannot be done other than by putting a
fontchange inside each label.
Hans van der
Hello,
I naively tried using
\bTD\numexpr\currentTABLErow\minusone\relax\dTD
in a TABLE.
As I do not master even simple calculations under TeX, I do not see
what I am missing in order to label TABLE rows, starting from 0?
(Row 1 is a heading, set off by \bTABLEhead\eTABLEhead, which
On 4/15/2013 6:45 PM, Sietse Brouwer wrote:
Perhaps the default for the label could be numberconversion=character
--- subfigures are more commonly numbered a, b, c, I think.
ok
-
Hans
How to deactive the Caption-Numbering:
\starttext
\placefigure[here]{Blub}{\externalfigure[image][width=6cm]}
\stoptext
I want the caption Blub, but not the Figure 1 label.
Thanks!
Huseyin
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Am 16.04.2013 um 18:56 schrieb H. Özoguz h.oezo...@mmnetz.de:
How to deactive the Caption-Numbering:
\starttext
\placefigure[here]{Blub}{\externalfigure[image][width=6cm]}
\stoptext
I want the caption Blub, but not the Figure 1 label.
\placefigure[here,nonumber]{…}{…}
Wolfgang
How to prevent line break in figure captions?
\starttext
\setupcolors[state=start]
\placefigure[here]{Der männliche
Vogelmensch.}{\externalfigure[image][width=6cm]}
\stoptext
I want the complete caption centered below the figure 1 label. How to
do that?
Huseyin
I have achieved this by the following method:
I think we'd better only change the label by \setupheadtext and chage its
style by \setuphead. An example as follows \setupheadtext[content={CONTENTS}]
\def\mytitle#1{%
\midaligned{#1}}
\setuphead
[title]
[style={\bfb},
color=red,
before
this by the following method:
I think we'd better only change the label by \setupheadtext and chage its
style by \setuphead. An example as follows
\setupheadtext[content={CONTENTS}]
\def\mytitle#1{%
\midaligned{#1}}
\setuphead
[title]
[style={\bfb},
color=red,
before={},
after
Hi,
As follow up on the combinations tread I made this:
\useMPlibrary[dum]
\starttext
\definecombination[mycombi][alternative=label]
\setuplabel[combination:mycombi][text={Item
},numberconversion=character,stopper=!]
\startcombination[mycombi][2*2]
{\externalfigure[dummy][width=4cm
}
{another item}{another caption}
\stopcombination
(3) \definecombination[mycombiB][alternative=label] means you specify
the combination's contents as item, item, item, etc.
\startcombination[mycombiB][nx=2,ny=1]
{item}
{another item}
\stopcombination
and the caption (label) will be placed
for the content and the caption.
(3) \definecombination[mycombiB][alternative=label] means you specify
the combination's contents as item, item, item, etc.
\startcombination[mycombiB][nx=2,ny=1]
{item}
{another item}
\stopcombination
and the caption (label) will be placed automatically.
Yes
Perhaps the default for the label could be numberconversion=character
--- subfigures are more commonly numbered a, b, c, I think.
Wikified at
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/setupcombinations
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/startcombination
Cheers,
Sietse
On 15 April 2013 16:04
Am 15.04.2013 um 18:45 schrieb Sietse Brouwer sbbrou...@gmail.com:
Perhaps the default for the label could be numberconversion=character
--- subfigures are more commonly numbered a, b, c, I think.
To set default values it can be usefull to add a unnamed “combination” label,
i.e
On 4/15/2013 6:58 PM, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 15.04.2013 um 18:45 schrieb Sietse Brouwer sbbrou...@gmail.com:
Perhaps the default for the label could be numberconversion=character
--- subfigures are more commonly numbered a, b, c, I think.
To set default values it can be usefull to add
] \externalfigure [cow] [width=3cm]
\stopplacefigureitem
\startplacefigureitem [title=delta] \externalfigure [cow] [width=4cm]
\stopplacefigureitem
\stopfloatcombination
\stopplacefigure
Two problems, though:
1. I tried label= in \setupcaption to suppress Figure . This does not work
On 2013–04–14 Alan BRASLAU wrote:
Two problems, though:
1. I tried label= in \setupcaption to suppress Figure . This does not
work,
and looking at the source I do not see how to do this...
\setuplabeltext [figureitem=]
Marco
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On Sun, 14 Apr 2013 13:54:48 +0200
Marco Patzer home...@lavabit.com wrote:
On 2013–04–14 Alan BRASLAU wrote:
Two problems, though:
1. I tried label= in \setupcaption to suppress Figure . This
does not work, and looking at the source I do not see how to do
this...
\setuplabeltext
][prefix=yes,label=yes,alternative=c]
\starttext
This file is for testing the possibility of giving two related musical examples
(in old and modern notation respectively) the same figure number with a. and b.
as suffixes to the number proper.
\placefigure[here][SmallCow1]{A small cow
The grey background seems to not go up to the dotted frame of the frame is
too high?
#3 The dotted frame does not show up at all.
Here is the mkiv file:
\startuniqueMPgraphic{Label}
path p; p := (0,0) -- (OverlayWidth,0) -- (OverlayWidth, OverlayHeight) -- (0,
OverlayHeight) -- (0,0);
draw p withpen
\setuplabeltext [chapter=Chapter ]
enables a label in chapter headings.
Sometimes, one wants to have an unnumbered chapter-level structure that
otherwise appears in the table of contents, bookmarks, marking, etc.
without having to make many special definitions.
One suggests:
\definehead
Am 26.03.2013 um 19:15 schrieb Alan BRASLAU alan.bras...@cea.fr:
\setuplabeltext [chapter=Chapter ]
enables a label in chapter headings.
Sometimes, one wants to have an unnumbered chapter-level structure that
otherwise appears in the table of contents, bookmarks, marking, etc.
without
On Tue, 26 Mar 2013 19:25:27 +0100
Wolfgang Schuster schuster.wolfg...@gmail.com wrote:
Am 26.03.2013 um 19:15 schrieb Alan BRASLAU alan.bras...@cea.fr:
\setuplabeltext [chapter=Chapter ]
enables a label in chapter headings.
Sometimes, one wants to have an unnumbered chapter
? which parameter?
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.tex.context/77262
There should be more examples on the mailing list, search for
\defineheadalternative
When the text etc. after the number change one could change the label text which
allows text at the left and right side of the number
be more examples on the mailing list, search for
\defineheadalternative
When the text etc. after the number change one could change the label text
which
allows text at the left and right side of the number. Another method is to use
the numbercommand key to put content after the number
Hi all,
one of my favorite topics… Here is a minimal example which shows something that
I don't understand: when I process the subsection with the lua code, I want to
get the value of the current section's label attribute in xml.attribute(r,
../../section, label, X). So i was expecting
On 2/26/2013 1:23 PM, Schmitz Thomas A. wrote:
Hi all,
one of my favorite topics… Here is a minimal example which shows something that I don't understand: when I process the
subsection with the lua code, I want to get the value of the current section's label attribute in
xml.attribute(r
On Feb 26, 2013, at 1:54 PM, Hans Hagen pra...@wxs.nl wrote:
you go up to the parent of sections which to far up, try:
section = xml.attribute(r, .., label, X)
or
section = xml.filter(r, ../attribute(label))
Mojca, Hans,
thanks, that is exactly right! I wasn't too sure about
) , origin) ;
label.bot (textext(bottom) , origin) ;
\stopMPpage
\stoptext
If i run it by texexec(mkii), all is ok, with context(mkiv) the labels
overlap.
I do not know what you expect exactly.
Each textext() label has a bounding box.
This bounding box is then aligned in the case of rt, top
Hi Lutz,
Just updated, to make sure I have the latest.
I see the problems.
top bottom labels are not centered correctly
bottom label not low enough
left and right labels are not aligned at the same height
Sorry, no ansers.
regards
Keith.
Am 13.02.2013 um 11
It seems to me, that the label.xx mechanism is completely broken.
the results of label, label.rt and label.lft are exactly the same if i set
labeloffset := 0bp ;
(default is 3bp)
2013/2/13 Keith J. Schultz keithjschu...@web.de
Hi Lutz,
Just updated, to make sure I have the latest.
I see
It seems, that my ConTeXt installation was broken in this point.
A complete new installation of the standalone heped.
Sorry for the noise.
2013/2/13 Lutz Haseloff lutz.hasel...@gmail.com
It seems to me, that the label.xx mechanism is completely broken.
the results of label, label.rt
Hi all,
when I issue a \startplacefigure, it breaks the flow of the paragraph.
Normally, it is not a problem (I can use 2*hang anyway), but I have a
one-paragraph enumeration (made by \defineenumeration), and if I give
the figure at its beginning, the label is on a line by its own; the
problem
I have written a macro to include figures. I pass the label name and
the caption as the two arguments. But when I try to refer to the figure,
it shows ??.
Surely, my macro does not define the figure label as intended by me.
What am I doing wrong? Also, while trying to debug this problem, I tried
Hi!
···date: 2013-01-22, Tuesday···from: Devendra Ghate···
I have written a macro to include figures. I pass the label name and
the caption as the two arguments. But when I try to refer to the figure,
it shows ??.
Surely, my macro does not define the figure label as intended by me.
What
On 01/22/2013 03:48 PM, Philipp Gesang wrote:
Hi!
···date: 2013-01-22, Tuesday···from: Devendra Ghate···
I have written a macro to include figures. I pass the label name and
the caption as the two arguments. But when I try to refer to the figure,
it shows ??.
Surely, my macro does
On Fri, 18 Jan 2013, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 17.01.2013 um 19:20 schrieb Aditya Mahajan adit...@umich.edu:
\setuphead[whatever][label=whatever]
does not change anything. This looks like a bug to me.
Otherwise, what is the right way of changing the label of a section head?
\setuphead
Hi,
(This is based on a question on tex.se:
http://tex.stackexchange.com/q/94170/323)
If a new head is defined based on an existing head, it still uses the
label of the previous head.
\definehead[whatever][chapter]
\setuplabeltext[en][whatever=Whatever~]
\setuplabeltext[en][chapter
Am 17.01.2013 um 19:20 schrieb Aditya Mahajan adit...@umich.edu:
Hi,
(This is based on a question on tex.se:
http://tex.stackexchange.com/q/94170/323)
If a new head is defined based on an existing head, it still uses the label
of the previous head.
\definehead[whatever][chapter
, but I am most likely wrong.
Indeed \blue text has worked, but 'draw T withcolor blue;' *should* work as
well.
The processing of textext() has changed recently, it seems.
\startMPcode
label(textext(I'm seeing double),origin) withcolor green ;
label(textext(I'm seeing double),(-1mm,1mm)) withcolor
withcolor blue;' *should* work as
well.
The processing of textext() has changed recently, it seems.
\startMPcode
label(textext(I'm seeing double),origin) withcolor green ;
label(textext(I'm seeing double),(-1mm,1mm)) withcolor blue ;
\stopMPcode
DOES work.
Of course, these are much simplified
\blue text has worked, but 'draw T withcolor blue;' *should*
work as well.
The processing of textext() has changed recently, it seems.
The mkiv implementation has always been rather different from the mkii
one: text handling as well as dealing with colors.
\startMPcode
label(textext(I'm seeing
Hallo.
It seems that something was changed in Ruby that makes texexec --mptex
not working with some Unicode letters, e.g. rcaron.
This file compiles all right with texexec --mptex:
beginfig(1);
label(textext(a),origin);
endfig;
end.
However, when I change a to ř (unicode for rcaron or \v{r
On 12/11/2012 9:00 AM, Michal Kvasnička wrote:
Hallo.
It seems that something was changed in Ruby that makes texexec --mptex
not working with some Unicode letters, e.g. rcaron.
probably true
This file compiles all right with texexec --mptex:
beginfig(1);
label(textext(a),origin);
endfig
The following code produces the letter J on the first page, but does not
draw that same picture on the second page. I would appreciate some advice
on how to save and redraw this label in subsequence figures.
Thanks,
Troy Henderson
\starttext
\startMPinclusions[+]
picture J
Henderson thend...@gmail.com wrote:
The following code produces the letter J on the first page, but
does not draw that same picture on the second page. I would
appreciate some advice on how to save and redraw this label in
subsequence figures.
Thanks,
Troy Henderson
\starttext
On 12/8/2012 12:42 PM, Troy Henderson wrote:
The following code produces the letter J on the first page, but does
not draw that same picture on the second page. I would appreciate some
advice on how to save and redraw this label in subsequence figures.
Thanks,
Troy Henderson
\starttext
, is there anything that lists the keys for
\startchapter somewhere?
Keys that I know about:
\startchapter[
label=...,
title=...,
marking=...,
list=...,
bookmark=...,
reference=... ]
\stopchapter
You can also add an additional pair of brackets with custom
does just wants to link to the bibliography without the funny arrows from
crossref module?
2. Setting style for labels.
You use
\sym{...\sc{\tmplabel}}
It may be better to define style and color keys for the label rather than
hardcoding \sc. In fact, all you need to do is set symstyle
deal in this case, \externalfigure will do that.
(I got almost what I wanted by tweaking an older label/imposition
file, but I have some weird margin issues there and the positioning
system is not very exact and there are a bit too many things that
affect the layout. I'd rather put stuff on a grid
numbering
\definehead
[Topic]
[subsection]
\setuphead
[Topic]
[ownnumber=yes,number=yes,numberstyle=normal,numbercolor=darkgray,textstyle=\it,alternative=inmargin,header=empty,inbetween=,after=]
% use a label text
\setuplabeltext[Topic=\S]
% increment and feed
\newcounter\TopicNumber
\def\topic[#1]#2
Dear Gesang and Hans,
Your solution is working nicely.
I may use lua to simplify my other work.
I'd like to ask you one more thing.
I tried to write a matrix using MetaFun to add some graphics as following:
label(btex $a_{11}$ etex, ( , ));
label(btex $a_{12}$ etex, ( , ));
label(btex $a_{13
On 25-10-2012 13:59, Jeong Dal wrote:
Dear Gesang and Hans,
Your solution is working nicely.
I may use lua to simplify my other work.
I'd like to ask you one more thing.
I tried to write a matrix using MetaFun to add some graphics as following:
label(btex $a_{11}$ etex
There is a bug with format() as redefined in m-graph.mkiv
1e10 and 1e-10 truncate the tailing 0.
(I have not been able to fix the code...)
Alan
Minimal example:
\usemodule [graph]
\starttext
\startMPpage
label(format(@g,1e-10),(0, 0)) ;
label(format(@g,1e+10),(2cm,0)) ;
label(format
\startMPpage
label(format(@g,1e+0),(2cm,-1cm)) ;
\stopMPpage
\stoptext
Cheers,
Sietse
On Mon, Oct 15, 2012 at 11:19 AM, Alan BRASLAU alan.bras...@cea.fr wrote:
There is a bug with format() as redefined in m-graph.mkiv
1e10 and 1e-10 truncate the tailing 0.
(I have not been able to fix
() function. This seems
to be by design. Illustration of this behaviour:
\usemodule[graph]
\starttext
\startMPpage
label(format(@g,1e+0),(2cm,-1cm)) ;
\stopMPpage
\stoptext
Thanks, this fixes it for now,
but I believe that the strip is intended to remove leading zeros, as in
label(format
is zero the × 10^0 will be left out
completely, in both the old and the new strip() function. This seems
to be by design. Illustration of this behaviour:
\usemodule[graph]
\starttext
\startMPpage
label(format(@g,1e+0),(2cm,-1cm)) ;
\stopMPpage
\stoptext
Thanks
:
\usemodule[graph]
\starttext
\startMPpage
label(format(@g,1e+0),(2cm,-1cm)) ;
\stopMPpage
\stoptext
Thanks, this fixes it for now,
but I believe that the strip is intended to remove leading zeros, as
in label(format(@g,1e+08),(2cm,-1cm)) ;
I suppose that the correct syntax must
the symbols and add a label key to disable/enable the label text.
Congratulations on shipping a module!
To include the module in the minimals he should send a mail to Mojca.
Wolfgang
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Hi Sietse, hi Wolfgang,
thanks for your first feedback. Right now I am working on your
suggestions.
@Wolfgang: I don't understand your suggestion: add a label key to
disable/enable the label text. Can you describe it more detaily or in
other words? I am not sure how to implement it with the refs
Am 13.10.2012 um 18:53 schrieb Zenlima p...@zenlima.eu:
Hi Sietse, hi Wolfgang,
thanks for your first feedback. Right now I am working on your
suggestions.
@Wolfgang: I don't understand your suggestion: add a label key to
disable/enable the label text. Can you describe it more detaily
into such a prefixed strings.
I hope it does what you want! Let me know if you want/need any
alterations, or discover bugs.
Thanks a lot for that. I'd adjust the interface, so that it matches
the behaviour of \in:
\def\inrange
{\dodoublegroupempty\doinrange}
\def\doinrange#left#right#dummy[#label
]
\definehead [agendapart] [section]
[sectionresetset=none,sectionsegments=agendapart,style=\bfb,conversion=A,bodypartlabel=part]
\definehead [agendaitem] [subsection]
[sectionresetset=none,sectionsegments=agendaitem,style=\bf]
\setuplist [agendapart] [width=1.5cm,pagenumber=no,style=bold,label=yes
)
\dorecurse{10}
{\startMPpage
label(btex On step \recurselevel etex, origin);
\stopMPpage}
(There is also \dostepwiserecurse if you need more control).
Aditya
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label(decimal(n),origin);
Sorry. I found the answer by wrapping the decimal() inside textext().
That is,
label(textext(decimal(n)),origin);
does what I want.
Troy
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On 18-8-2012 14:18, Troy Henderson wrote:
The follow code produces a PDF whose page height is too large (i.e., is not
tight enough around the graphic). How can I get this the height to be as
tight as the width?
\startMPpage
bboxmargin:=0;
label(btex foo etex,origin);
\stopMPpage
The follow code produces a PDF whose page height is too large (i.e., is not
tight enough around the graphic). How can I get this the height to be as
tight as the width?
\startMPpage
bboxmargin:=0;
label(btex foo etex,origin);
\stopMPpage
Thanks in advance,
Troy Henderson
for me. I realize now that many
things with labels can be used as anchors for references, and I'm still a
bit surprised that a delimited text with a label cannot be used that way.
Where has the delimited text in your example a label?
Wolfgang
I had not included a minimal example but I
On Tue 07 Aug 2012, Robert Blackstone wrote:
Here follows my minimal example. I reasoned that the identifier [topica]
might act as a label, or an anchor, or whatever the correct ConTeXt name is,
for a reference
On 7 aug. 2012, Pontus Lurcock p...@talvi.net
wrote
On Tue 07 Aug 2012, Robert Blackstone wrote:
Here follows my minimal example. I reasoned that the identifier [topica]
might act as a label, or an anchor, or whatever the correct ConTeXt name is,
for a reference
their own labels.
Cheers,
Sietse
%%% Example: label %
\placefigure
[here]
[fig:myfig] % label: used to refer to the figure
{caption}{figure}
%%% Example: command like \startNAME %
\definedelimitedtext
[smallquote] % name
[style=small]
\startsmallquote % our own
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