aufzuschreiben.”
\blank
\startnarrower[left, right]
Der\hspace[oneem] Wert \hspace[oneem] von \hspace[oneem]
\m{y = f(x)} ist unabhängig von der Wahl
von \m{x\doubleprime} ist gleichbedeutend mit \m{∃y : ∀x : f(x) = y}
(Beutelspacher [10, S.54])
\blank
\stopnarrower
\stopmyBG
\blank
\blackrule
][0.5em]
Der\hspace[oneem] Wert\hspace[oneem] von\hspace[oneem] \m{y = f(x)} ist
unabhängig von der Wahl\\
von \m{x\doubleprime} ist gleichbedeutend mit \m{∃y : ∀x : f(x) = y} \\
(Beutelspacher [10, S.54])\par
\blank
\stopnarrower
\stopGrayBackground
\blank
\blackrule[color=black, height=0.10ex, width
s, it would be better to nest commands (\starttext
before \startparagraph).
> [...]
> So this is the example. What I like to do: The first paragraph should be
> normal written, but the second one should have more space between the
> words. Because of Math: Is \hspace the right wa
: The first paragraph should be normal
written, but the second one should have more space between the words. Because
of Math: Is \hspace the right way? The right command? And using \startnarrower,
\stopnarrower?
Many thanks
Uschi
=off,
align=normal,
offset=none,
]
\startsetups list:toclist
{\hbox to \hsize \bgroup
\hspace[tspace]
\framed[width=10mm,align=flushleft]{\symbol[itemize:toc]}%
\framed[empty=yes]{\currentlistentrynumber\currentlistentrypagenumber}%
\doifelse\currentlistentrylocation
Sylvain Hubert via ntg-context 于2023年2月21日周二 03:43写道：
>
> Dear list,
>
> Does anyone know how to insert a horizontal space in a CJK document with
> \setscript[hanzi]?
>
> \setscript[hanzi]
> \definefontfamily[mainface][rm][notoserifcjkhk][]
> \setupbodyfont[mainface]
&
Thanks, but I guess the space width would be fixed.
I just found a hack: 口口\hspace[big]\hbox{}口口 does the trick.
On Tue, 21 Feb 2023 at 06:46, fv leung via ntg-context
wrote:
> Maybe the ideographic space U+3000 works.
>
> 在 2023年2月21日週二 03:42，Sylvain Hubert via ntg-context
> 寫
e][rm][notoserifcjkhk][]
> \setupbodyfont[mainface]
> \starttext
> 口口\hspace[big]口口 % with \setscript[hanzi], the \hspace is ignored
>
> \dorecurse{100}{口} % without \setscript[hanzi], the line is not properly
> wrapped
Dear list,
Does anyone know how to insert a horizontal space in a CJK document with
\setscript[hanzi]?
\setscript[hanzi]
\definefontfamily[mainface][rm][notoserifcjkhk][]
\setupbodyfont[mainface]
\starttext
口口\hspace[big]口口 % with \setscript[hanzi], the \hspace is ignored
\dorecurse{100}{口
, columns, two, nowhite, after]
\item\hspace[big] $\frac{d}{dx} x^2$
This is where the solution should be. Text answers look fine, but formulas have
too much space above, below and between lines\dots.
\item\hspace[big] $\frac{d}{dx}\left( x^3 + 2x \right)$
\item\hspace[big] $\frac{d}{dx}\left( x^{-2
6-65\\
Email: dolin...@gmail.com}}}
{\rightaligned{\framedtext[location=top,frame=off,width=fit,offset=0ex]{%
Булевар Краља Александра 334, 11000 Београд\\
011\hspace[tnumber]3806\hspace[tnumber]007\\
011\hspace[tnumber]3820\hspace[tnumber]457\\
011\hspace[tnumber]2419\
\startsetups headertext
\start
\bTABLE[setups=headertable,option=stretch]
\bTR
\bTD
„ДОЛИНА” Д.О.О. Београд\\
ПЈ за прераду меса\\
ПИБ: СР 100029284\\
МБ: 06434517\\
Текући рачун: 205-157956-65\\
Email: dolin...@gmail.com
\eTD
\bTD
Булевар Краља Александра 334, 11000 Београд\\
011\hspace[tnumber]3806
uce's homebrew was installed on an
>> earlier version.
>
> Ah, I'm on an Intel Mac which still uses the old approach. Apologies for the
> red herring.
>
>> Thanks to Luis and Bruce for their suggestions.
>> Best Wishes
>> Keith McKay
>
> —
> Bru
s to use \citem (comma item) and \pitem (period
> item) as required.
cleaned up the example –
%% start example
\def\citem{\item\AfterPar{\hspace[-normal],}\GetPar}
\def\pitem{\item\AfterPar{\hspace[-normal].}\GetPar}
\defineitemgroup
[pitemize]
[command=\Word]
\starttext
• neither lose the nice features of \setupitemgroup
• nor do we need grouping of the items.
The only 'price to pay' is to use \citem (comma item) and \pitem (period item)
as required.
%% start example
\def\citem{\item\AfterPar{\hspace[-normal],}\GetPar}
\def\pitem{\item\AfterPar{\hspace[-norm
,flushright,nothyphenated]
\blank[0.8cm,force]{\tfa\sc Geofrey Chaucer,\hspace[big]}
\blank[0.1cm,force]{\tfa\em The Canterbury Tales \hspace[big]}
\stopalignment
\stopmakeup
You can add this to cont-new.mkxl (assuming lmtx)
\unprotect
\permanent\tolerant\protected\def\flushinitial
que podáis, elegid entre las
dos situaciones a voluntad; yo, por mi parte, continuaré como he
empezado.
\stopalignment
\startalignment[hanging,flushright,nothyphenated]
\blank[0.8cm,force]{\tfa\sc Geofrey Chaucer,\hspace[big]}
\blank[0.1cm,force]{\tfa\em The Canterbury Tales \hspace
situaciones a voluntad; yo, por mi parte, continuaré como he
empezado.
\stopalignment
\startalignment[hanging,flushright,nothyphenated]
\blank[0.8cm,force]{\tfa\sc Geofrey Chaucer,\hspace[big]}
\blank[0.1cm,force]{\tfa\em The Canterbury Tales \hspace[big]}
\stopalignment
\stopmakeup
Eduardo
is a
\section and I have got that more or less to line up by using an \hspace
definition, but I know that using two very different definitions is
likely to cause problems. (Alternatively, they could all line up under
the title for Chapter One, so a bit further in. What *has to happen* is
that they all
This morning, I realised what I needed to do, and it works.
Before \starttext put:
\define[2]\hymn{\bf Hymn #1 \hspace[big] \it #2}\par}
After \starttext put stuff like
\hymn{34}{We three kings}
or
\hymn{10}{In the bleak midwinter}
etc.
This does near enough what I am after: creates
, and
different first line, but it would auto-formatted the way I want.
That command is constructed in the preamble in the following way:
\newcommand{\hymn}[3][Hymn]{\addsec{\rlap{\textbf{#1
#2}}\hspace}{7em}{\normalfont\small\textit{#3} }}}
This places a specific gap between the hymn number and the first
Thanks !
Le dim. 3 nov. 2019 à 22:54, Wolfgang Schuster <
wolfgang.schuster.li...@gmail.com> a écrit :
> Fabrice Couvreur schrieb am 03.11.2019 um 22:46:
>
> Hi Wolfgang,
> I know it takes a predefined argument, but I wanted to quote the name of
> the command as such \h
Fabrice Couvreur schrieb am 03.11.2019 um 22:46:
Hi Wolfgang,
I know it takes a predefined argument, but I wanted to quote the name
of the command as such \hspace[]. Nevertheless, it does not work with
this :
\usecolors[xwi]
\starttext
\startframedtext[width=fit,frame=off,
background=color
Hi Wolfgang,
I know it takes a predefined argument, but I wanted to quote the name of
the command as such \hspace[]. Nevertheless, it does not work with this :
\usecolors[xwi]
\starttext
\startframedtext[width=fit,frame=off,
background=color,backgroundcolor=paleturquoise]
{\it lancers
Fabrice Couvreur schrieb am 03.11.2019 um 10:56:
Hello,
The \hspace [ ] command has no effect in an environment framedtext.
Why ?
The \hspace command expects a named/predefined argument, e.g.
\hspace[small] and all unknown names result in a horizontal skip of 0pt.
Wolfgang
Hello,
The \hspace [ ] command has no effect in an environment framedtext.
Why ?
Thank you.
Fabrice
\usecolors[xwi]
\starttext
\startframedtext[width=fit,frame=off,
background=color,backgroundcolor=paleturquoise]
{\it lancers}\unknown
{\it dé}\unknown
Tant que {\it dé}\unknown Faire
\hspace
> 3. The counter introduces some horizontal space that I cant manage to remove
> except by introducing manual negative \hspace. The MWE doesn't include that
> space, to display the isse.
> 4. There are probably a ton of issues I have not thought about, but this
> seems to wor
, it
should be easy to make it work as an optional third argument, for example.
3. The counter introduces some horizontal space that I cant manage to
remove except by introducing manual negative \hspace. The MWE doesn't
include that space, to display the isse.
4. There are probably a ton of issues I have
]
[leftmargin=2em,
rightmargin=0pt,
location=paragraph,
left={\dontleavehmode\hspace[outdent]}]
\showframe [text] [text]
\starttext
\startdelimitedtext [narrowtext]
This is a text meant to make a long paragraph such that it stretches
over more than one line when typeset for example
ection]
[alternative=margintext,
color=white,
style=\tfxx,
before=,
after=,
commandafter={\setupparagraphintro[first]
[{{\bf \getmarking[sectionnumber][current]
\hspace[big]}}]}]
\setuphead[subs
native=margintext,
color=white,
style=\tfxx,
before=,
after=,
commandafter={\setupparagraphintro[first]
[{{\bf \getmarking[sectionnumber][current]
\hspace[big]}}]}]
\setuphead[subsection]
[commandafter={\setupp
Hi Wolfgang,
On Sun, 06 Aug 2017 03:09:16 -0600, Wolfgang Schuster
<schuster.wolfg...@gmail.com> wrote:
\setupwhitespace[big]
\definelabel[ParagraphNumber][text=Paragraph,closesymbol={\hspace[big]}]
\setupparagraphintro[each][\ParagraphNumber]
\starttext
\section{Section}
\input ward
ce[big]
\definelabel[ParagraphNumber][text=Paragraph,closesymbol={\hspace[big]}]
\setupparagraphintro[each][\ParagraphNumber]
\starttext
\section{Section}
\input ward
\input ward
\input ward
\stoptext
Wolfgang
___
I
On 2016-03-26 Hans Hagen wrote:
>
> I added final|2*final|3*final|4*final
>
> where final is a hspace of one em by default
>
> the only purpose of this feature is to ensure a gap at the end (handy
> when there is no indentation)
>
Does this settings just set \
is a hspace of one em by default
the only purpose of this feature is to ensure a gap at the end (handy
when there is no indentation)
for your case i see no solution apart from heuristic lua magic
Hans
\emspaceamount]
\startformula
\startalign
\NC \borderdttop{\neg P \vdash \neg Q, P \text{\hspace[spacedt]}} \NC
\borderdttop{ \hspace[spacedt] Q, \neg P \vdash \neg Q} \NR
\NC \borderdt{(P\pil Q), \neg P} \NC \borderdt{\vdash \neg Q}\NR
\NC \borderdt{(P\pil Q)} \NC \borderdt{\vdash (\neg P\pil
\stopframed
\hfill
\startframed[frame=on,location=middle,align={flushright,nothyphenated,verytolerant}]
1234 Tree Ave. \#407, Beach City, CA 99876\\
(123) 456-7890 \hspace[medium] \symbol[bullet] \hspace[medium]
\goto{m...@email.com}[url(mailto:m
, CA 99876\\
(123) 456-7890 \hspace[medium] \symbol[bullet] \hspace[medium]
\goto{m...@email.com}[url(mailto:m...@email.com)]
\stopframed
\stopframed
\stoptext
Wolfgang
___
If your question
but the show how you can customize the heading and
pagenumber.
\define[2]\ChapterCommand
{\startframed[frame=off,bottomframe=on,framecolor=orange,width=fit]
#1\hspace[medium]#2
\stopframed}
\setuphead[chapter][command=\ChapterCommand]
\startuseMPgraphic{pagenumber}
draw fullcircle
quot;">
15
16 \setuppagenumbering[command=\PagenumberCommand]
17
18 \starttext
19 \chapter{This is a chapter}
20 \stoptext
\ChapterCommand ...\hspace [medium]#2 \stopframed
\placestructureheadnum
Am 03.05.2013 um 00:45 schrieb MANUEL GONZALEZ SUAREZ
gonzalezsman...@uniovi.es:
I use TeXLive 2011 and I get the following error (the file name is custo.tex):
Use this definition
\define[2]\ChapterCommand
{\framed
[frame=off,bottomframe=on,framecolor=orange,width=fit]
{#1\hspace
of a paragraph but when you force
horizontal mode with \dontleavehmode it works.
\dontleavehmode\hskipdimension …
1.b: ConTeXt provides the \hspace command which can be used instead of \hskip.
\definehspace[myspace][3em]
\starttext
\dontleavehmode\hspace[myspace] …
\stoptext
2
at 60pt]
\definecolor[ChaperNumberColor][x=d8dcd6]
\startsetups[head:devendra]
\startlinealignment[left]
\startframed
[frame=on,
rulethickness=3pt,
framecolor=ChaperNumberColor,
foregroundcolor=ChaperNumberColor,
corner=00]
\hspace[big]\headnumbercontent
]
\hspace[big]\headnumbercontent
\stopframed
\hspace[big]
\startframed
[width=.1\textwidth,
strut=no,
frame=on,
align={flushleft,nothyphenated,verytolerant}]
\headtextcontent
\stopframed
\stoplinealignment
\stopsetups
{%
\starttable[|r|r|]
\NC
\framed
[frame=on,
rulethickness=3pt,
framecolor=lightgrey,
foreground=color,
foregroundcolor=lightgrey,
corner=00,
align=right]
{\hspace[big]{\dfont#1}}
\NC
\framed
[width=.1\textwidth,
strut=no,
frame
Hello,
I am trying to indent my section/subsection etc. progressively. I am
using *numbercommand*
and added *hspace* before the numbers. But the section title is not
moved to the right along with
the section number and overlaps with it. I tried adding *loffset=2cm*
(since all the options
Am 04.02.2013 um 21:11 schrieb Devendra Ghate devendra.gh...@gmail.com:
Hello,
I am trying to indent my section/subsection etc. progressively. I am using
*numbercommand*
and added *hspace* before the numbers. But the section title is not moved to
the right along with
the section number
On 02/05/2013 01:47 AM, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 04.02.2013 um 21:11 schrieb Devendra Ghate devendra.gh...@gmail.com:
Hello,
I am trying to indent my section/subsection etc. progressively. I am using
*numbercommand*
and added *hspace* before the numbers. But the section title
in the margin below the figure*. I have tried
spacebefore=\vskip but it doesn't seem to do anything. Another option
was to use default caption location (below the figure) and add \hspace
before figure placement.
None of these work as I am not able to make spacebefore do anything.
*MWE*
\setuplayout
On 22-10-2012 07:15, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
On Mon, 22 Oct 2012, Jeong Dal wrote:
Dear all,
1. I'd like to make a horizontal space using \hspace[3em] inside luacode.
But context.hspace({3em}), context.hspace({3em}),
context.hspace(3em) don't work.
And print( ) doesn't work either.
How
: 5084f851.7050...@wxs.nl
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed
On 22-10-2012 07:15, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
On Mon, 22 Oct 2012, Jeong Dal wrote:
Dear all,
1. I'd like to make a horizontal space using \hspace[3em] inside luacode.
But context.hspace({3em
Dear all,
1. I'd like to make a horizontal space using \hspace[3em] inside luacode.
But context.hspace({3em}), context.hspace({3em}), context.hspace(3em)
don't work.
And print( ) doesn't work either.
How to make some horizontal space in luacode?
2. There is no white line even though I put
On Mon, 22 Oct 2012, Jeong Dal wrote:
Dear all,
1. I'd like to make a horizontal space using \hspace[3em] inside luacode.
But context.hspace({3em}), context.hspace({3em}), context.hspace(3em)
don't work.
And print( ) doesn't work either.
How to make some horizontal space in luacode
Dear ConTeXt folks,
sometimes you need to insert a line for signature. I could not find
anything usefull especially `\underbar{\hspace[10*\big]}` [2] did not
work. I ended up abusing `\framed` [3].
\starttext
\startstandardmakeup[align=right]
Alles rechtens. Everything
Am 13.12.2011 um 13:36 schrieb Paul Menzel:
Dear ConTeXt folks,
sometimes you need to insert a line for signature. I could not find
anything usefull especially `\underbar{\hspace[10*\big]}` [2] did not
work. I ended up abusing `\framed` [3].
\starttext
Am Dienstag, den 13.12.2011, 13:49 +0100 schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:
Am 13.12.2011 um 13:36 schrieb Paul Menzel:
sometimes you need to insert a line for signature. I could not find
anything usefull especially `\underbar{\hspace[10*\big]}` [2] did not
work. I ended up abusing `\framed` [3
=yes,align={normal,hyphenated}]
\setupinteraction[style=]
\define[2]\QuotationCommand
{
\setupindenting[no]
\switchtobodyfont[arial,10pt]
\textrule{#1}\blank \vfil\nobreak\penalty1\endgraf
\startcolumns#2\stopcolumns
\hspace \nobreak\penalty1000
\textrule
}
\definetypeface[braqqadocio][ss
?
Use the “command” alternative.
\define[3]\ChapterList
{\inframed[width=broad]{#1\emspace#2\hfill#3}}
% {\inframed[width=broad]{#1\hspace[big]#2\wordright{#3}}}
\setuplist[chapter][alternative=command,command=\ChapterList]
Wolfgang
[section][margin=3em] and I can't get rid of it … Any
hint?
Use the “command” alternative.
\define[3]\ChapterList
{\inframed[width=broad]{#1\emspace#2\hfill#3}}
% {\inframed[width=broad]{#1\hspace[big]#2\wordright{#3}}}
\setuplist[chapter][alternative=command,command=\ChapterList]
Hi
\leftskip and \rightskip which affects all lines.
\hskip 2cm 9/99 Addr Line 1 Street\hfil\break
\hskip 2cm Addr Line 2\hfil\break
\hskip 2cm City\hfil\break
\definehspace[address][2cm]
\starttext
\startpacked
\hspace[address]...\par
\hspace[address]...\par
\stoppacked
\stoptext
Wolfgang
[#1]%' is wrong, but what should it be?
Use the command in the correct way: \CheckBoxes[Yes, No, A little bit]
\def\CheckBoxes[#1]%
{\startitemize[packed][margin=2.5em,width=2em]
\processcommalist[#1]\doCheckBoxes
\stopitemize}
\def\doCheckBoxes#1%
{\sym{[\hspace[big]]}#1\par
Op maandag 6 sep 2010 18:37 CEST schreef Wolfgang Schuster:
Use the command in the correct way: \CheckBoxes[Yes, No, A little bit]
\def\CheckBoxes[#1]%
{\startitemize[packed][margin=2.5em,width=2em]
\processcommalist[#1]\doCheckBoxes
\stopitemize}
\def\doCheckBoxes#1%
{\sym{[\hspace[big
Hi List, Hi Hans
I think I figured out an bug in MKIV,
the following minimal example works in mkii but not in mkiv
\definehspace[myspace][8em]
\starttext
Test if you can place a space \underbar{\hspace[myspace]} right here.
\stoptext
the wished and delivered result in mkii is a line
On 24-5-2010 9:24, Martin 'golodhrim' Scholz wrote:
\definehspace[myspace][8em]
\starttext
Test if you can place a space \underbar{\hspace[myspace]} right here.
\stoptext
a different method is used, for the moment use
\underbar{\char0\hspace[myspace]\char0}
maye some day i'll make
Thanks Wolfgang and Luigi. Luigi's solution worked well.
Unfortunately, left={hspace[normal]} did not give the desired outcome.
The item symbols were still at their original location.
I have a follow up question. Based on your solution I also tried
left=\hskip 2.10em, which works too
[a][stopper=)]
\item item 1a
\item item 1b
\stopitemize
\item item 2
\startitemize[a][stopper=),width=3cm,left={\hspace[normal]}]
\item item 2a
\item item 2b
\stopitemize
\stopitemize
\stoptext
Wolfgang
.
For example
{
\changefont{cmss}{sbc}{n}\small%
\begin{tabbing}%
\hspace{1cm}\=\$E\$9:\$E\$13 =\$D\$9:\$D\$13\\
\ {\$F\$18:\$H\$18 =0}\\
\end{tabbing}
}%
My question is how I can change a font
font, but only for Excel formulas
and not as main body font .
For example
{
\changefont{cmss}{sbc}{n}\small%
\begin{tabbing}%
\hspace{1cm}\=\$E\$9:\$E\$13 =\$D\$9:\$D\$13\\
\ {\$F\$18:\$H\$18 =0}\\
\end
%
\begin{tabbing}%
\hspace{1cm}\=\$E\$9:\$E\$13 =\$D\$9:\$D\$13\\
\ {\$F\$18:\$H\$18 =0}\\
\end{tabbing}
}%
My question is how I can change a font only for a particular text.
Not only normal-condensed, even change the complete
Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Hi Hans,
can you add a \vspace command which behaves like \hspace but for vertical mode,
there are some cases where \blank is not so well suited (i know the \??vs
namespace
is already used by \blank)
\def\definevspace
{\dotripleempty\dodefinevspace}
\def
Am 23.11.2009 um 11:21 schrieb Hans Hagen:
\unexpanded\def\vspace
{\dodoubleempty\dohspace}
hm, untested ... ^
D’oh
i'm always a bit relucate to let users mess with vertical spacing ... anyhow,
in \hspace we clean up preceding space so vspace should behave the same i.e
Hi Hans,
can you add a \vspace command which behaves like \hspace but for vertical mode,
there are some cases where \blank is not so well suited (i know the \??vs
namespace
is already used by \blank)
\def\definevspace
{\dotripleempty\dodefinevspace}
\def\dodefinevspace[#1][#2][#3
{
\changefont{cmss}{sbc}{n}\small%
\begin{tabbing}%
\hspace{1cm}\=\$E\$9:\$E\$13 =\$D\$9:\$D\$13\\
\ {\$F\$18:\$H\$18 =0}\\
\end{tabbing}
}%
My question is how I can change a font only for a particular text. Not only
Thank you, Wolfgang, for your solution. Seems like \hspace cannot take
numeric values at the moment, only predefined constants like big.
Maybe it is reasonable to include your code below into context core files?
Meanwhile, I used \hskip 2cm, it worked fine.
I have some problems with \hspace
Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky schrieb:
Hello,
I have some problems with \hspace. I try to insert it between two
images, and this is what I get
1) \hspace{1cm} or \hspace1cm gives space but writes 1cm betwen
images;
2) \hspace[1cm] does not work at all
3) \hspace[big] works fine, but \hspace[2
Hello,
I have some problems with \hspace. I try to insert it between two
images, and this is what I get
1) \hspace{1cm} or \hspace1cm gives space but writes 1cm betwen images;
2) \hspace[1cm] does not work at all
3) \hspace[big] works fine, but \hspace[2*big] does not
I want to get space
={\hspace[footnote]\nobreak\high}]
Wolfgang is definitly the super hero of this list \o/.
Hans, is there a « legal » procedure to have this inclued by default in the
\frenchpunctuation command ?
Cheers,
Olivier.
--
[Message tapé sur un clavier Bépo : http://www.clavier-dvorak.org ]
http
)
— how can I set other values of the \setupfootnotes ? I tried this :
\setupfootnotes[textcommand={\hspace[footnote]\nobreak\high},
bodyfont=\tfxx, width=70mm]
But I get an error.
Here is a minimal test about footnotes.
%
\mainlanguage [fr]
\language [fr]
\usemodule [french
,
leftquotation=\leftguillemot,
rightquotation=\rightguillemot]
Point 4:
\definehspace[fr][footnote][.1667\emspaceamount]
\definehspace[footnote][\hspaceamount\currentlanguage{footnote}]
\setupfootnotes[textcommand={\hspace[footnote]\nobreak\high}]
Wolfgang
Is there any recommended ConTeXt equivalent to latex's parbox command?
Specifically I'm thinking of signature blocks such as
\vspace{1in}
\hspace{2.5in}
\parbox{3in}{Sincerely yours,
\vspace{.7in}\\
John Doe
On Wed, 12 Mar 2008 11:55:15 -0500
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any recommended ConTeXt equivalent to latex's parbox command?
\framed
Specifically I'm thinking of signature blocks such as
\vspace{1in}
\hspace{2.5in}
\parbox{3in}{Sincerely yours
, as a modified form of protruding, I trust.
A small skip should be left between Chinese and English which makes
the result much better. usually the space is a quarter of a chinese
character width. A TeX expression should like:
\hspace{0.25em plus 0.125em minus 0.08em}
Again, this can be taken
.
A small skip should be left between Chinese and English which makes
the result much better. usually the space is a quarter of a chinese
character width. A TeX expression should like:
\hspace{0.25em plus 0.125em minus 0.08em}
Again, this can be taken care of by automatically adding this glue
. A TeX expression should like:
\hspace{0.25em plus 0.125em minus 0.08em}
Again, this can be taken care of by automatically adding this glue
between pairs of character of the appropriate category.
Yes, and I think they should be added into font-otf.lua as well.
The last important thing
situations; i'll make things
configurable
A small skip should be left between Chinese and English which makes
the result much better. usually the space is a quarter of a chinese
character width. A TeX expression should like:
\hspace{0.25em plus 0.125em minus 0.08em}
Again, this can be taken care
between Chinese and English which makes
the result much better. usually the space is a quarter of a chinese
character width. A TeX expression should like:
\hspace{0.25em plus 0.125em minus 0.08em}
but I think it is better to introduce a \setupxxxwidth for the user.
The last important thing for English
[references]
\headnumber[section]
\headtext{text}
# \hfilll
\hideblocks[names][names]
\high{text}
# \HL
\hl[number]
# \hpos
# \hspace
# \ifconditional
# \ifdefined
# \iftrialtypesetting
# \ifundefined
\in{text}{text}[reference]
# \includeFLOWchart
# \includemenu
# \increment
\indentation
\indenting
]
\setupheadertexts [\setups{chapter-toc}]
\startsetups[chapter-toc]
\rlap{\hspace{}}
\hfill
\llap{\pagenumber\space/\space\lastpage}
\stopsetups
was working
Now, this old inserting code is no more working : I get a blank page.
It does'nt matter, as long as this one works (partially
][0.6em]
\def\hotkey#1{\dohotkey{\hspace[hotkey]#1\hspace[hotkey]}}
The latter add space between surrounding words proportionally to the in-frame
space.
The ideal solution would be
\def\hotkey#1{\inframed[corner=00, location=low, height=\lineheight]{\ #1\ }}
but it doesn't work. Maybe
2007/4/1, Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello Wolfgang,
Thanks.
\def\comm{\thinspace\groupedcommand\tt\thinspace}
works quite well.
From a newbie standpoint, I wonder why replacing \thinspace with
\hspace[medium] fails?
It did not fail, you forget only the braces.
\def
Hello Wolfgang,
Thanks.
\def\comm{\thinspace\groupedcommand\tt\thinspace}
works quite well.
From a newbie standpoint, I wonder why replacing \thinspace with
\hspace[medium] fails?
(I had another version
\def\comm#1{\hspace[medium]{\tt#1}\hspace[medium]}
it worked.)
Vystcheslav
On Sun
:
\def\documentclass{}
\def\newcommand{}
\def\usepackage{}
\def\tab{}
\def\hspace{}
\def\begin{}
\def\end{}
\def\textbf#1{\bf #1}
\def\nobreakspace{~}
\def\underline{}
\def\newpage{}
\def\textmd#1{\rm #1}
\def\textit#1{\it #1}
\def\large{\tfb}
\def\reg{\rm\char174\ }
\def\textregistered
-breakable, horizontal spaces. Those are \, \enspace \quad and
\hspace{0.25em} or \hspace*{0.125em}.
Now when testing with contextlive @ contextgarden the commands \, \enspace
\quad seem to work. Are they plainTeX? But what about \hspace ?
It would be cool to have something like \hspace*{0.125em
-commands for defined,
possibly non-breakable, horizontal spaces. Those are \, \enspace \quad and
\hspace{0.25em} or \hspace*{0.125em}.
Now when testing with contextlive @ contextgarden the commands \, \enspace
\quad seem to work. Are they plainTeX? But what about \hspace ?
It would be cool
defining mechanism and hooks; i need to
check this
[actually, i need to merge the original table code and my patches into one file
so that i can make things more robust]
\newcolumntype{v}[1]{{\raggedright\hspace{0pt}}p{#1}}
Ragged right but so that the first word can be hyphenated.
Or another
is defined like this
\newcolumntype{v}[1]{{\raggedright\hspace{0pt}}p{#1}}
Ragged right but so that the first word can be hyphenated.
Or another columntype could be:
\newcolumntype{R}[1]{%
{\begin{turn}{90}\begin{minipage}[t][0pt]{#1}\smalltabsize\raggedright\hspace{0pt}}l%
{\end{minipage
I am trying to create horizontal space in a footer and am having not
luck. Here is what I have tried;
\definetext[chapStart8Footer][footer][\vbox{ {\hspace{2em} skip} space
Interestingly, the \hfill command works here, but \hspace doesn't.
Paul
--
*Paul Tremblay
horizontal space
I am trying to create horizontal space in a footer and am having not
luck. Here is what I have tried;
\definetext[chapStart8Footer][footer][\vbox{ {\hspace{2em} skip} space
Interestingly, the \hfill command works here, but \hspace doesn't.
Paul
to define any kind of fraction of an em.
predefined:
\definehspace [\v!small] [.25\emspaceamount]
\definehspace [\v!medium] [.5\emspaceamount]
\definehspace [\v!big] [1\emspaceamount]
\definehspace [\v!normal] [1\spaceamount]
\definehspace [\v!default] [\spaceamount]
to be used as:
test \hspace
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