in the meantime? The wording (singular versus plural) indicates to me the opposite of the behaviour shown.By the way, quoting breaks the underline flow!A minimal example:\starttext\underbar{These words are done with \quote{underbar}}\crlf\underbars{These words are done with \quote{underbars}}\crlf
of beer at the next ConTeXt meeting, and he will finally fess up!
\def\chapter#1{\parh1#1/h1\par}
\def\bTABLE{\partable\crlf}
\def\eTABLE{/table\par}
\def\bTR{tr}
\def\eTR{/tr\crlf}
\def\bTD{td}
\def\eTD{/td}
\prependtoks htmlbody\to\everystarttext
\prependtoks/bodyhtml\to\everystoptext
the opposite. Or has the role of these
macros changed in the meantime? The wording (singular versus plural) indicates
to me the opposite of the behaviour shown.
By the way, quoting breaks the underline flow!
A minimal example:
\starttext
\underbar{These words are done with \quote{underbar}}\crlf
}
\stopxmlsetups
\startxmlsetups xml:title
\Title{\xmlflush{#1}}
\stopxmlsetups
\startxmlsetups xml:subtitle
\Subtitle{\xmlflush{#1}}
\stopxmlsetups
\def\Filenumber#1{Filenumber = \quotation{#1}\crlf}
\def\Title#1{Title = \quotation{#1}\crlf}
\def\Subtitle#1{Subtitle = \quotation{#1
, the context version is:
ConTeXt ver: 2010.02.18 14:48 MKIV fmt: 2010.2.20 int: english/
english
% test result of \doifnumberelse
\def\test#1{#1 is \doifnumberelse{#1}{a number}{not a number}\crlf}
\starttext
\test{1} % result: 1 is a number
\test{a} % result: a is not a number
\test{1a
Hi all,
I would like to write a macro which may have sometimes two, sometimes three
arguments. The first and the last one are always present, but not necessarily
the middle one. The unsatisfactory solution I have now is something like the
example below:
\define[2]\myMacroTwo{Name: #1\crlf
below:
\define[2]\myMacroTwo{Name: #1\crlf Email: #2\crlf\thinrule\blank[small]}
\define[3]\myMacroThree{Name: #1\crlf Address: #2 \crlf Email:
#3\crlf\thinrule\blank[small]}
\starttext
\mymacrotwo{hans}{h...@hagen.context.nl}
\myMacroThree{Wolfgang}{Paradise of TeX, 2010}{wolfg
On 28 févr. 2010, at 10:17, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
\def\myMacro
{\dotriplegroupempty\domyMacro}
\def\domyMacro#1#2#3%
{\doifelsenothing{#3}
{Name: #1\crlf Email: #2\crlf}
{Name: #1\crlf Address: #2 \crlf Email: #3\crlf}%
\thinrule\blank[small]}
Wolfgang
Many thanks
On 28-2-2010 12:44, Otared Kavian wrote:
On 28 févr. 2010, at 10:17, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
\def\myMacro
{\dotriplegroupempty\domyMacro}
\def\domyMacro#1#2#3%
{\doifelsenothing{#3}
{Name: #1\crlf Email: #2\crlf}
{Name: #1\crlf Address: #2 \crlf Email: #3\crlf}%
\thinrule
input and write the desired output I'm wondering if this can be done
with ConTeXt itself.
Can you show a small example of the corresponding tex source?
\def\mcquestionnumber{14}
\mcquestionheader A ruby is a gem of corundum coloured by\crlf
{$A$}: Rutile\crlf{$B$}: Calcium (Ca)\crlf{$C
=2.5em]
\crlf % too big
\placecontenta [alternative=c,aligntitle=yes,width=2.5em]
\chapter{a}
\section{a.1}
\section{a.2}
\chapter{b}
\section{b.1}
\section{b.2}
\stoptext
Mojca
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\item ...
\stopitemize
\stopsimplecolumns
\startletter
[subject=Verteiben der Position \quotation{nicht hier {\bf B11r} },
opening=Sehr geehrter Herr nicht Hier\textcomma,
closing=Mit freundlichen Grüßen\crlf\crlf\crlf Jörg Hecke]
\setupletterstyle[closing][inbetween={\blank[3*line
output I'm wondering if this can be done
with ConTeXt itself.
Can you show a small example of the corresponding tex source?
\def\mcquestionnumber{14}
\mcquestionheader A ruby is a gem of corundum coloured by\crlf
{$A$}: Rutile\crlf{$B$}: Calcium (Ca)\crlf{$C$}: Chromium (Cr)\crlf{$D$}: Iron
Am 04.02.10 13:52, schrieb Peter Münster:
Hello,
The last bla is not emphasised:
\starttext
\start
\em bla\\bla
\stop
\start
\rightaligned{\em bla\\bla}
\stop
\stoptext
Use \startalignment[flushright]...\stopalignment to align
more than one line and \crlf to force a line break
On Thu, Feb 04 2010, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
\rightaligned{\em bla\\bla}
Use \startalignment[flushright]...\stopalignment to align
more than one line and \crlf to force a line break.
Right, that's what I do now. I thought, that my construction was supposed
to work, because I got used
Am 04.02.10 14:29, schrieb Peter Münster:
On Thu, Feb 04 2010, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
\rightaligned{\em bla\\bla}
Use \startalignment[flushright]...\stopalignment to align
more than one line and \crlf to force a line break.
Right, that's what I do now. I thought, that my
the current chapter number.
can you try \convertedstructurecounter[chapter][type=last]
Hello Wolfgang,
I tried, but it only outputs nothing visible. Here a test file
\starttext
\dorecurse{10}{\chapter{Kapitel #1}
\tex{getmarking[chapternumber]} = \getmarking[chapternumber] \crlf
\tex
\textwidth)|lp(.9\textwidth)|]
\NC \placefigure[left,high]{none}{\framed[height=1cm]{graphic}}
\NC Text rechts!\crlf Text rechts!\crlf Text rechts!\crlf Text
rechts!\crlf Text rechts!\crlf Text rechts!\crlf Text rechts!\crlf
Text rechts!\crlf Text rechts! \NC\AR
% \NC Text rechts! \NC\AR
\stoptable
.
\setupcolors[state=start]
\setupbackground[background=screen]
\setupbackground[state=start]
\def\quotebox#1#2
{\blank
\midaligned{\startbackground
\quotation{\em #1} \crlf --#2
\stopbackground}
\blank}
- the above \quotebox command, in some cases, sends pdftex
On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 02:44:20PM +0100, Manuel P. wrote:
\def\quotebox#1#2
{\blank
\midaligned{\startbackground
\quotation{\em #1} \crlf --#2
\stopbackground}
\blank}
- the above \quotebox command, in some cases, sends pdftex and luatex (MKII
and MKIV
on MKIV. Unlike MKII.
- MKIV, unlike MKII, doesn't setup any background color:
\setupcolors[state=start]
\setupbackground[background=screen]
\setupbackground[state=start]
\def\quotebox#1#2
{\blank
\midaligned{\startbackground
\quotation{\em #1} \crlf --#2
\stopbackground
of this was
that background=color
is no longer supported because you could use backgroundcolor.
\setupcolors[state=start]
\setupbackground[background=screen]
\setupbackground[state=start]
\def\quotebox#1#2
{\blank
\midaligned{\startbackground
\quotation{\em #1} \crlf --#2
\stopbackground
{the entire line}
is centered.
\stopalignment
\blank
\startalignment [middle]
This is centered.\crlf
\inframed {This is now centered.}\crlf
This is centered.
\stopalignment
\stoptext
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=on,width=.5\textwidth]}
\placefigure [force,90]
{A turned cow}
{\externalfigure [cow] [frame=on,width=.5\textwidth]}
broken:\crlf
\externalfigure [cow] [frame=on,width=.5\textwidth,orientation=90]
\externalfigure [cow] [frame=on,height=.5\textwidth,orientation=90]
\stoptext
% Alan
] [frame=on,width=.5\textwidth]
\rotate [rotation=90] {\externalfigure [cow] [frame=on,width=.5\textwidth]}
\placefigure [force,90]
{A turned cow}
{\externalfigure [cow] [frame=on,width=.5\textwidth]}
broken:\crlf
\externalfigure [cow] [frame=on,width=.5\textwidth,orientation=90
]}
broken:\crlf
\externalfigure [cow] [frame=on,width=.5\textwidth,orientation=90]
\externalfigure [cow] [frame=on,height=.5\textwidth,orientation=90]
\stoptext
I always thought that orientation was related to textual flow
while rotate to rectangular object
\starttext
\framed[width=12cm
have also noticed that \placefigure inserts a (line) break, that is, a
\placefigure somewhere in the middle of a paragraph adds a break in the line
(as would \crlf). Is this to be the expected default behavior, and is there an
option to \setupfloat that controls this?
If so, would this get
\null
\vfill \vfill
\startalignment[center]
\let\\\crlf
\interludefont
\setupinterlinespace[big]
#1
\endgraf
\stopalignment
\vfill \vfill \vfill
\page}
But this is ad-hoc. To integrate this with all styles, this macro
should have its own background
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Maybe a more simplified solution
\definehead[paragraf][section]
\setuphead[paragraf][before= {\crlf \S},after=,style=bold]
% or style=something else
\starttext
\paragraf[ref]{Paragraf title}
\input tufte
\stoptext
Cheers
Janneman
Am 17.10.2009 um 16:58 schrieb Janneman:
Maybe a more simplified solution
\definehead[paragraf][section]
\setuphead[paragraf][before= {\crlf \S},after=,style=bold]
don't do this, before and after are meant for vertical material like
\blank or \thinrule etc.
Wolfgang
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Maybe a more simplified solution
\definehead[paragraf][section]
\setuphead[paragraf][before= {\crlf \S},after=,style=bold]
% or style=something else
\starttext
\paragraf[ref]{Paragraf title}
\input tufte
\stoptext
Cheers
Janneman
Hello,
Is it possible to generate multi-line labels in MetaPost?
I have
naively tried the following hoping to get a line feed
between the
two words, but it doesn't work!
label.rt( btex One \crlf Two etex, (0,0));
\defineframed[mplabel][frame=off,align=right
Hello,
Is it possible to generate multi-line labels in MetaPost? I
have
naively tried the following hoping to get a line feed between
the
two words, but it doesn't work!
label.rt( btex One \crlf Two etex, (0,0));
\defineframed[mplabel][frame=off,align=right,width=fit
On Thu, 13 Aug 2009, richard.steph...@converteam.com wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to generate multi-line labels in MetaPost? I have
naively tried the following hoping to get a line feed between the
two words, but it doesn't work!
label.rt( btex One \crlf Two etex, (0,0
Hello,
Is it possible to generate multi-line
labels in MetaPost? I have naively tried the following hoping to
get a line feed between the two words, but it doesn't work!
label.rt( btex One \crlf Two etex, (0,0));
Thanks,
Richard
Converteam UK Ltd. Registration Number: 5571739
Am 12.08.2009 um 18:09 schrieb richard.steph...@converteam.com:
Hello,
Is it possible to generate multi-line labels in MetaPost? I have
naively tried the following hoping to get a line feed between the
two words, but it doesn't work!
label.rt( btex One \crlf Two etex, (0,0
Flavien Lambert wrote:
Dear all, can you explain why the following code does not produce an
horizontal spacing for the second line ? I am using MarkIV.
\starttext
\hskip2em a\crlf
\hskip4em a\crlf
\stoptext
because the par builder will discard the second skip; instead use:
\hskip2em a\crlf
Thanks !
2009/7/22 Hans Hagen pra...@wxs.nl
Flavien Lambert wrote:
Dear all, can you explain why the following code does not produce an
horizontal spacing for the second line ? I am using MarkIV.
\starttext
\hskip2em a\crlf
\hskip4em a\crlf
\stoptext
because the par builder
-- generic functions
local crlf = \n
function traceln(str)
trace(str .. crlf)
io.flush()
end
table.len = table.getn
table.join = table.concat
function table.found(tab, str)
local l, r, p
if string.len(str) == 0 then
return false
else
l, r = 1, table.len(tab
Am 27.05.2009 um 00:49 schrieb Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky:
Thanks for all!
I have just one notice: to completely simulate \centeredbox, I need
\vfill before and after.
\define[2]\maketitlepage
{\starttextmakeup[align=middle]
\vfill{\bfd#1}
\blank
Version #2\vfill
Hello,
Sorry for a dumb TeX newbie question:: why 'version' does NOT begin from
a new line?
\define[2]\maketitlepage{\centeredbox{{\bfd #1}\crlf {Version #2}}}
\starttext
\maketitlepage{My Manual}{1.0}
\stoptext
Regards,
Vyatcheslav
Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky wrote:
Hello,
Sorry for a dumb TeX newbie question:: why 'version' does NOT begin from
a new line?
\define[2]\maketitlepage{\centeredbox{{\bfd #1}\crlf {Version #2}}}
\starttext
\maketitlepage{My Manual}{1.0}
\stoptext
is an hbox ...
maybe use:
\define[2
Am 26.05.2009 um 18:31 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky wrote:
Hello,
Sorry for a dumb TeX newbie question:: why 'version' does NOT begin
from a new line?
\define[2]\maketitlepage{\centeredbox{{\bfd #1}\crlf {Version #2}}}
\starttext
\maketitlepage{My Manual}{1.0}
\stoptext
Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 26.05.2009 um 18:31 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky wrote:
Hello,
Sorry for a dumb TeX newbie question:: why 'version' does NOT begin
from a new line?
\define[2]\maketitlepage{\centeredbox{{\bfd #1}\crlf {Version #2}}}
\starttext
\maketitlepage{My
Am 26.05.2009 um 19:22 schrieb Hans Hagen:
sure, although in the case of a real titlepage i nowadays always
tend to set up a layer in combination with a makeup
me too, it gives more control about the placement of the texts but for
the beginning a simple markup env with centered text is
Thanks for all!
I have just one notice: to completely simulate \centeredbox, I need
\vfill before and after.
\define[2]\maketitlepage
{\starttextmakeup[align=middle]
\vfill{\bfd#1}
\blank
Version #2\vfill
\stoptextmakeup}
However, what is \starttextmakeup? What is can be
]
\setupthinrules[color=black]
\setuphead[title][style=\titleFont,
color=black]
\setuphead[chapter] [before=\crlf, % insert empty line before chapter title
style=\chapterFont,
color=black
\hfill right rightrightright}
\stopnarrower \crlf
\startnarrower[left]
\dontleavehmode\lrframe[width=\localhsize]
{leftleftleftleft\hfill right rightrightright}
\stopnarrower \crlf
\CHRONDESC
{This happened from June 08 to June 09}
{06/08--06/09}
{\CHRONDESC
{This happened from June 08
\crlf
\startnarrower[left]
\dontleavehmode\lrframe[width=\localhsize]
{leftleftleftleft\hfill right rightrightright}
\stopnarrower \crlf
\CHRONDESC
{This happened from June 08 to June 09}
{06/08--06/09}
{\CHRONDESC
{This happened from June 08 to December 08}
{06/08--12/08
Hi guys,
I find that the `lines' environment (or description, itemize, etc.)
after text in margin does not align right. Consider the following
code:
\starttext
\inmargin{What I want}
First line \crlf
Second line
\vskip 1cm
\inmargin{What it renders}
\startlines
First line
Second line
for the chapter title at all.
My input reads:
\Titel{Author}{Title}{Subtitle}
The output as chapter title should become like:
\vbox{
{\rm\tf Author\crlf}
{\ss\bfb Title\crlf}
{\ss\bf Subtitle}
}
In the table of contents I need:
Author: Title \hfill pagenumber
So, using \startchapter, I define
]
[command=,
style=\tfc]
\define\ChapterAuthor
{\doiftext{\theChapterAuthor}
{\rm\tf\theChapterAuthor\crlf\vskip0.25em}}
\define\ChapterTitle
{{\ss\bfb\theChapterTitle}}
\define\ChapterSubTitle
{\doiftext{\theChapterSubTitle}
{\crlf\vskip0.2em\ss\bf\theChapterSubTitle
Schuster, 2008-04-15
% start WS
\unprotect
\resetvalue{\??sw\v!chapter}
\startsetups chapter:list
\def\\{{\nomarking{\unskip\nolist\crlf}}}
\doiftextelse{\sectionworldparameter\c!author}
{\expanded{\writetolist[\v!chapter]
{\sectionworldparameter\c!author:\space
Why does the following produce a single line when the layer content
produces four lines in normal flow?
How are paragraphs and new lines produced in layers?
I've tried \par, \endgraf, \crlf and \\ without success.
\definelayer[TicketSummary]
[x=\backspace, y=\topspace
width=4in, height=4in
Just tried the following snippet on the live.contextgarden.net with no joy:
The layer content appears on a single line, whether I use \par, \\,
\endgraf, \crlf or no line ending at all.
\definelayer[TicketSummary]
[x=\backspace, y=\topspace
width=4in, height=4in,
repeat
Am 09.04.2009 um 22:14 schrieb Design Department:
Just tried the following snippet on the live.contextgarden.net with
no joy:
The layer content appears on a single line, whether I use \par, \\,
\endgraf, \crlf or no line ending at all.
To help you I will explain why your setup did not work
impressions:
1)
\setupTitle[ afterauthor={institute\crlf}, ]
But wouldn't it be generally useful to include institute= as standard
with institutestyle=, institutecolor=, institutealign=,
beforeinstitute=, afterinstitute=
2)
\startuniqueMPgraphic{simpleslides:itemize:circle}
fill unitcircle
Idris Samawi Hamid ادريس سماوي حامد wrote:
Dear gang,
The following, using the latest beta, moves the last recurse to the next
page:
\setuplayout
[lines=12]
\starttext \pardir TRT
\dorecurse{12}{This is a recursive line. \crlf}
\stoptext
so we get only 11 lines on page 1. Is this a bug
Dear gang,
The following, using the latest beta, moves the last recurse to the next
page:
\setuplayout
[lines=12]
\starttext \pardir TRT
\dorecurse{12}{This is a recursive line. \crlf}
\stoptext
so we get only 11 lines on page 1. Is this a bug?
Best wishes
Idris
--
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\dorecurse{12}{This is a recursive line. \crlf}
\stoptext
so we get only 11 lines on page 1. Is this a bug?
Best wishes
Idris
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and on the web but could not find anything. I am not yet clear about the
logic. When I saw that I could color labels using the \color[red]{red} command
by putting it between btex...etex, it seemed to me that any context command
would work if put in there. So I tried \crlf to get a linebreak and that did
searching a lot in metafun
manual and on the web but could not find anything. I am not yet clear about the
logic. When I saw that I could color labels using the \color[red]{red} command
by putting it between btex...etex, it seemed to me that any context command
would work if put in there. So I tried \crlf
World}\hfill \quotation{Hello World}\crlf
“Hello World”\hfill “Hello World”
\blank \de
\quotation{Hello World}\hfill \quotation{Hello World}\crlf
„Hello World“\hfill „Hello World“
\quote{Hello World}\hfill \quote{Hello World}\crlf
‚Hello World‘\hfill ‚Hello World‘
\blank
\setuplanguage [de
%%% TeX version
\bTABLE
\dorecurse{5}
{\bTR\expandafter \bTD \recurselevel. \eTD\expandafter
\bTD \recurselevel \eTD\eTR}
\eTABLE
\dorecurse{2}
{\recurselevel. \recurselevel\crlf}
And you think it's a good idea to use \expandafter in your document?
TeX version, not context ... :)
btw
\recurselevel. \eTD\expandafter
\bTD \recurselevel \eTD\eTR}
\eTABLE
\dorecurse{2}
{\recurselevel. \recurselevel\crlf}
And you think it's a good idea to use \expandafter in your document?
TeX version, not context ... :)
btw
\expandafer is not so bad, if used moderatly .
\expanded
\dorecurse{5}
{\bTR \bTD \recurselevel. \eTD
\bTD \recurselevel \eTD\eTR}
\eTABLE
\dorecurse{2}
{\recurselevel. \recurselevel\crlf}
\stoptext
works ok here with latest minimals
This is LuaTeX, Version snapshot-0.35.0-2009022702 (Web2C 7.5.7)
ConTeXt ver: 2008.11.10 21:40 MKIV fmt
Am 05.03.2009 um 01:17 schrieb luigi scarso:
\starttext
%%% TeX version
\bTABLE
\dorecurse{5}
{\bTR\expandafter \bTD \recurselevel. \eTD\expandafter
\bTD \recurselevel \eTD\eTR}
\eTABLE
\dorecurse{2}
{\recurselevel. \recurselevel\crlf}
And you think it's a good idea to use
\dorecurse{2}
{\recurselevel. \recurselevel\crlf}
And you think it's a good idea to use \expandafter in your document?
TeX version, not context ... :)
btw
\expandafer is not so bad, if used moderatly .
\expanded is the tool for users to get this result without knowledge
about TeX internals
\recurselevel \eTD\eTR}
\eTABLE
\dorecurse{2}
{\recurselevel. \recurselevel\crlf}
And you think it's a good idea to use \expandafter in your document?
TeX version, not context ... :)
btw
\expandafer is not so bad, if used moderatly .
\expanded is the tool for users to get this result
\crlf}
\stoptext
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webpage : http://www.pragma
}
\eTABLE
\dorecurse{2}
{\recurselevel. \recurselevel\crlf}
\stoptext
works ok here with latest minimals
This is LuaTeX, Version snapshot-0.35.0-2009022702 (Web2C 7.5.7)
ConTeXt ver: 2008.11.10 21:40 MKIV fmt: 2009.3.4 int: english/english
\dorecurse{5}
{\bTR \bTD \recurselevel. \eTD
\bTD \recurselevel \eTD\eTR}
\eTABLE
\dorecurse{2}
{\recurselevel. \recurselevel\crlf}
\stoptext
works ok here with latest minimals
This is LuaTeX, Version snapshot-0.35.0-2009022702 (Web2C 7.5.7)
ConTeXt ver: 2008.11.10 21:40 MKIV fmt
=3cm, align=center, frame=off,
rightframe=on, offset=none] {Mydepname \crlf anotherline}
\framed[width=0.510\makeupwidth, height=3cm, frame=off, offset=none]
{\crlf \crlf {\bf Descripci\'on Nr: 70/123--634} \crlf {\it Information
Document nr. 70/123--634} \crlf Final Version}
\framed[width=0.230
system, thus I tried putting t-letterhead.tex in the same directory
and also in /usr/share/texmf/tex/context/third. When trying to
generate I get:
! Undefined control sequence.
l.5 \addressee
{Prof.\crlf
What is going wrong?
--
Cecil Westerhof
, thus I tried putting t-letterhead.tex in the same directory
and also in /usr/share/texmf/tex/context/third. When trying to
generate I get:
! Undefined control sequence.
l.5 \addressee
{Prof.\crlf
What is going wrong?
It was an to old version I used. It was 5.2.4
show you in another example why you value for the interlinespace
is to small for characters with depth.
\starttext
\vbox
{\switchtobodyfont[38pt]
\setupinterlinespace[line=30pt]
\lineskiplimit-\maxdimen
Big text\crlf written in\crlf three rows\par}
\stoptext
Wolfgang
is to small for characters with depth.
\starttext
\vbox
{\switchtobodyfont[38pt]
\setupinterlinespace[line=30pt]
\lineskiplimit-\maxdimen
Big text\crlf written in\crlf three rows\par}
\stoptext
Wolfgang
--
Best,
Alan
* TeX engine = LuaTeX
*ConTeXt minimals ver: 2008.11.10 21
value for the interlinespace
is to small for characters with depth.
\starttext
\vbox
{\switchtobodyfont[38pt]
\setupinterlinespace[line=30pt]
\lineskiplimit-\maxdimen
Big text\crlf written in\crlf three rows\par}
\stoptext
Wolfgang
{\getvariable{article}{institute}}
{
\let\\\crlf
\blank[small]
\tf\setupinterlinespace
\getvariable{article}{institute}
}
\stopalignment
\blank[1.4em]
\stopsetups
\startsetups IEEE:headerandfooters
\doifsomething{\getvariable{article}{bottom
the desired
results?
\starttext
\input tufte
\blank
\framed[
corner=00
]{
\vbox{
Notes:\crlf
\dorecurse{4}{\crlf\thinrule}
}}
\stoptext
Thanks,
Bart
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to be
automatically generated from the remaining space on the page. How do I
control the number of lines and the frame height to achieve the
desired
results?
\starttext
\input tufte
\blank
\framed[
corner=00
]{
\vbox{
Notes:\crlf
\dorecurse{4}{\crlf\thinrule}
}}
\stoptext
\starttext
Rounds: \getnumber[Rounds]\crlf
TotalCol: \getnumber[TotalCol]\crlf
CellWidth: \CellWidth\crlf
\bTABLE[align={middle,lohi},strut=no,width=\CellWidth]
% Row 1
\bTR[frame=off]
\bTD\eTD
\bTD[nc
[]{}{\externalfigure[cow.pdf]\crlf Data source: .. }
Best wishes,
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Albrecht Kauffmann wrote:
Hi all,
would it be able to write a line after a table or figure (e.g.: Data
source: ...) that will be handled as a part of the float object?
Just do
\placefigure[]{}{\externalfigure[cow.pdf]\crlf Data source: .. }
Best wishes,
Taco
[cow.pdf]\crlf Data source: .. }
\placefigure[]{}{\placelegend{\externalfigure[cow.pdf]}{Data source: ...}}
Regards,
Wolfgang
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update for
the moment use \crlf as replacement.
Thanks!
Michael
-- Example
ConTeXt ver: 2008.11.10 21:40 MKIV fmt: 2008.11.17 int: english/
english
\setuppapersize[letter][letter]
Do you need lettersize for all your letters?
\usemodule
the effect I want?
I uploaded a new version, if you have no time update for
the moment use \crlf as replacement.
Wow, that was incredibly fast. Thank you very much! The new version
works as I expected.
-- Example
ConTeXt ver: 2008.11.10 21:40 MKIV fmt
\startalignment[middle] Politecnico di Torino \crlf Tesi di laurea
specialistica \vfill
\setupheads[alternative=middle]
\title{Un modello per la generazione dinamica \crlf di paesaggi sonori}
\blank[line]
Ingegneria del cinema e dei mezzi di comunicazione
I looking in documentation for a long time, but i didn't find a command to set
a image in middle area without using the \placefigure command.
Anyone can help me?
\starttext
\startstandardmakeup
\sc
\startalignment[middle] Politecnico di Torino \crlf Tesi di laurea
specialistica
] Politecnico di Torino \crlf Tesi di
laurea specialistica \vfill
\setupheads[alternative=middle]
\title{Un modello per la generazione dinamica \crlf di paesaggi
sonori}
\blank[line]
Ingegneria del cinema e dei mezzi di comunicazione
\blank[line
between the lines.
Yes, but ex means different dimensions in pdftex and luatex. For example
\starttext
1ex = \the\dimexpr1ex\relax \crlf
2.8ex = \the\dimexpr2.8ex\relax
\stoptext
gives in MKII
1ex = 5.16667pt
2.8ex = 14.46669pt
Interesting!
\font\palatino=texnansi-uplr8a at 12pt
dimensions in pdftex and luatex. For example
\starttext
1ex = \the\dimexpr1ex\relax \crlf
2.8ex = \the\dimexpr2.8ex\relax
\stoptext
gives in MKII
1ex = 5.16667pt
2.8ex = 14.46669pt
and in MKIV gives
1ex = 5.172pt
2.8ex = 14.4816pt
The reason is that what ex means is hardcoded
and luatex. For example
\starttext
1ex = \the\dimexpr1ex\relax \crlf
2.8ex = \the\dimexpr2.8ex\relax
\stoptext
gives in MKII
1ex = 5.16667pt
2.8ex = 14.46669pt
and in MKIV gives
1ex = 5.172pt
2.8ex = 14.4816pt
The reason is that what ex means is hardcoded in MKII but MKIV gets this
info from
?
Geeks do it with LuaTeX :)
I'm not sure if this still works since I have no luatex here, but in
theory you can play with something like this:
% do whatever you want with it
\def\mychar#1#2{#1: #2\crlf}
\starttext
\ctxlua{
fontname = 'texgyrepagella-regular.otf
, but in
theory you can play with something like this:
% do whatever you want with it
\def\mychar#1#2{#1: #2\crlf}
\starttext
\ctxlua{
fontname = 'texgyrepagella-regular.otf'
tfmdata = fonts.tfm.read_and_define(file: .. fontname, 655360)
w = tfmdata.characters
for i=0,10
no luatex here, but in
theory you can play with something like this:
% do whatever you want with it
\def\mychar#1#2{#1: #2\crlf}
\starttext
\ctxlua{
fontname = 'texgyrepagella-regular.otf'
tfmdata = fonts.tfm.read_and_define(file: .. fontname, 655360)
w
at the rules here :
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/frenchpunctuation) :\crlf
To test, that the space is not breakable, one can use:
\start
\hsize1pt
bla: bla : bla : bla~:
bla? bla ? bla ? bla~?
bla! bla ! bla ! bla~!
bla; bla ; bla ; bla~;
«bla» « bla » « bla » «~bla~»\par
\stop
Thanks
[frenchpunctuation] ?
1 The « ; » signs shouldn’t be at the beginning of a line, there must be
space before all sign (look at the rules here :
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/frenchpunctuation) :\crlf
To test, that the space is not breakable, one can use:
\start
\hsize1pt
bla: bla : bla : bla~:
bla? bla
Am 27.04.2008 um 23:45 schrieb Henning Hraban Ramm:
Coming back to my old thread.
Here's my latest chapter setup:
--- 8 ---
\unprotect
\resetvalue{\??sw\v!chapter}
\startsetups chapter:list
\def\\{{\ \nomarking{\nolist\crlf}}}
\doiftextelse{\sectionworldparameter\c!author
]
«\type{bla}»\crlf « \type{bla}»\crlf
«bla »\crlf « bla»\crlf « bla »\crlf
bla: bla\crlf bla : bla
\stoptext
looks ok to me
at the context conference we discussed regression tests (there is
already a framework for that) ... so, how about you making a test file
for character spacing
Hans
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