Ouch, thanks for opening my eyes!
Le 27/08/23 à 21:42, Mikael Sundqvist a écrit :
Remove the period:
\definecharacterkerning [mykerning] [factor=0.15]
\definealternativestyle[mystyle][{\setcharacterkerning[mykerning]}]
\definemakeup [title] [doublesided=empty, pagestate=start]
\starttext
Remove the period:
\definecharacterkerning [mykerning] [factor=0.15]
\definealternativestyle[mystyle][{\setcharacterkerning[mykerning]}]
\definemakeup [title] [doublesided=empty, pagestate=start]
\starttext
\starttitlemakeup
Title
\stoptitlemakeup
\stoptext
/Mikael
On Sun, Aug 27, 2023 at 9:32
Hi,
I found that using \definealternativestyle in conjunction with Makeup
insert a page before my Makeup page.
Any idea?
Thanks
* * *
\definecharacterkerning [mykerning] [factor=0.15]
\definealternativestyle[mystyle][{\setcharacterkerning[mykerning]}]. %%%
BUG!!!
\definemakeup [title
Hi Steffen,
> But how can I adjust in general the horizontal distance between glyphs
> (I don't mean \kern, I am looking for a general setup)?
You probably want \definecharacterkerning. See
https://www.pragma-ade.nl/general/manuals/fonts-mkiv.pdf#page=171
for details on how
ont
>[MyPartFont]
>[Serif at 24pt]
>[line=36pt]
>
> \setuppagenumbering
>[alternative=doublesided,
> location=]
>
> \setupinterlinespace
>[line=18pt]
>
> \definepagebreak
>[blankpagebreak]
>[yes,header,footer,right]
>
> \definehead
&g
d,12pt]
\definefont
[MyPartFont]
[Serif at 24pt]
[line=36pt]
\setuppagenumbering
[alternative=doublesided,
location=]
\setupinterlinespace
[line=18pt]
\definepagebreak
[blankpagebreak]
[yes,header,footer,right]
\definehead
[MyPart]
[part]
\definecharacterkerning
[mypartkerni
zes inside
square roots and fractions seem to be gone.
% Testfile starts here
\setupbodyfont[stixtwo,10bp]
\definemeasure[myitemwidth][26bp]
\definemeasure[myindent][12bp]
\setupindenting[yes,\measure{myindent}]
\definecharacterkerning[sats][factor=0.1]
\define[1]\vakuum{\hskip\measur
: Source Serif Semibold
Emphasis: Source Serif Regular, smcp=yes, 8% letter-spacing
What is the most straightforward way should I load the fonts and set the
‘styles’?
Something:
\definefontfamily[mainface][serif][Source Serif Pro]
\setupbodyfont[mainface]
\definecharacterkerning [LittleMoreA
oud about it, but it can be done.
Do you think it can be better done inside ConTeXt?
I nearly managed to do it in ConTeXt, but I can't create the ""
elements right (the "new_dk_element" function is wrong):
did you play with
\definefontfeature[whatever][keepligatures=auto]
\
o you think it can be better done inside ConTeXt?
I nearly managed to do it in ConTeXt, but I can't create the ""
elements right (the "new_dk_element" function is wrong):
did you play with
\definefontfeature[whatever][keepligatures=auto]
\definecharacterkerning
did you play with
\definefontfeature[whatever][keepligatures=auto]
\definecharacterkerning [extrakerning] [factor=0.125,features=whatever]
\starttext
\setcharacterkerning[extrakerning]
effe fietsen
\stoptext
Great! Thanks! This now works:
\definefontfeature[frac][frac=yes
t?
I nearly managed to do it in ConTeXt, but I can't create the ""
elements right (the "new_dk_element" function is wrong):
did you play with
\definefontfeature[whatever][keepligatures=auto]
\definecharacterkerning [extrakerning] [factor=0.125,features=whatever]
\start
append( new_dt, s )
end
until not b
else
append( new_dt, child )
end
end
t.dt = new_dt
end
return t
end
function xml.functions.textWithKerning( t )
local kt = saveLigaturesFromKerning( t )
lxml.flush( kt )
end
\stopluacode
\definecharacterkerning[narrow][fa
t;¼" glyph (with "frac" feature switched on)
"1", [kerning], "/", [kerning], "4" => distinct "1", "/", "4" glyphs
(always with "frac" feature switched on)
MWE:
\definecharacterkerning[narrow][factor=-.015
An example of local correction, but it's not automatic:
\definecharacterkerning[narrow][factor=-.02]
\definecharacterkerning[wide][factor=.02]
\definefontfeature[frac][frac=yes]
\def\Narrow#1{\bgroup\setcharacterkerning[narrow]#1\egroup}
\def\Wide#1{\bgroup\setcharacterkerning[wide]#1\egroup
feature switched on)
"1", [kerning], "/", [kerning], "4" => distinct "1", "/", "4" glyphs
(always with "frac" feature switched on)
MWE:
\definecharacterkerning[narrow][factor=-.015]
\definecharacterkerning[wide][fa
Ahoi,
the designer of a corporate design I must use insists to have the bodyfont
spaced by 4%, italics by 5%, in footnotes 13/14%.
I got as far as
\definecharacterkerning[default][factor=.04]
\definecharacterkerning[default-italic][factor=.05]
\definecharacterkerning[footnotes][factor=.13
in the documentation, maybe it doesn't exist: I
simply don't know and don't see a way to find out. \stretched is not an
answer.
\starttext
some words
\WORD{some words}
\definecharacterkerning[mine][factor=0.5]
\definecharacterkerning[less][factor=0.05]
\definecharacterkerning[more][factor=0.1
f text a little. Any
hints on how I could do that locally, that is without adjusting the entire font.
\starttext
\definecharacterkerning[tight][factor=-.5]
test {\tt \setcharacterkerning[tight]tight} test
\stoptext
(Btw, there is a narrow monospaced lm font)
I implemented it by redefini
Meer, Hans van der <mailto:h.vanderm...@uva.nl>
25. Mai 2016 um 09:44
I implemented it by redefining \tt:
\definecharacterkerning[tight][factor=-.075]
\let\oldtt=\tt
\def\tt{\setcharacterkerning[tight]\oldtt}
However, I find this a bit of a kludge. But opinions may differ, of
cours
f text a little. Any
>> hints on how I could do that locally, that is without adjusting the entire
>> font.
>
> \starttext
>\definecharacterkerning[tight][factor=-.5]
>
>test {\tt \setcharacterkerning[tight]tight} test
>
> \stoptext
>
> (
\definecharacterkerning[tight][factor=-.5]
test {\tt \setcharacterkerning[tight]tight} test
\stoptext
(Btw, there is a narrow monospaced lm font)
Thank you,
Malte.
___
If your question is of interest to others
Hi everybody,
how does one adjust the tracking of a font? The command
\definecharacterkerning does almost what I need. However, it breaks
the ligatures.
\definecharacterkerning [track] [factor=.01]
\starttext
\showboxes
\switchtobodyfont [72pt]
final suffocating flange
% all ligatures lost
On 16-5-2012 20:52, Marco wrote:
Hi everybody,
how does one adjust the tracking of a font? The command
\definecharacterkerning does almost what I need. However, it breaks
the ligatures.
sure, because as soon as one starts adding extra space between
characters ligatures make no sense any
On 2012-05-17 Hans Hagen pra...@wxs.nl wrote:
how does one adjust the tracking of a font? The command
\definecharacterkerning does almost what I need. However, it breaks
the ligatures.
sure, because as soon as one starts adding extra space between
characters ligatures make no sense any
On 2012-04-24 Mari Voipio mari.voi...@iki.fi wrote:
How can I reduces inter-character spacing in a font?
\definecharacterkerning [narrow] [factor=-.1]
\definecharacterkerning [wide] [factor=.2]
\starttext
\setcharacterkerning [narrow]
\input knuth
\setcharacterkerning [wide]
\input knuth
On Tue, Apr 24, 2012 at 18:20, Marco net...@lavabit.com wrote:
\definecharacterkerning [narrow] [factor=-.1]
\starttext
\setcharacterkerning [narrow]
\input knuth
\stoptext
This did the trick - and -.1 was just enough to dense the text up but
not into total mess (-.2 was definitely Far
]
\setuplayout[location=middle,marking=off]
\definefont[LabelFont][Serif sa 0.583]
\definecharacterkerning [mykerning] [factor=.5]
\startbuffer
THIS BOOK CONTAINS 988 TWEETS POSTED TO
TWITTER BY LADYGAGA FROM MARCH 27, 2008
TO AUGUST 5, 2011. IT WAS PUBLISHED ON
DEMAND ON AUGUST 14, 2011
?
The long way (across a couple of definition files):
··8·
\definecharacterkerning[capitals]
\setupcharacterkerning [capitals] [factor=.05]
\unexpanded\def\cap{\setcharacterkerning[capitals]}
\def\broadspacing{\dontleavehmode\spaceskip
«:
Do you use Mark 2 or Mark 4?
Mark 4. I found a reasonable working solution:
\definecharacterkerning[extra]
\setupcharacterkerning[extra][factor=0.25]
\setupheader[]
\setupheadertexts[\setups{header}]
\startsetups[header]
\start
\setcharacterkerning[extra]
\hfill {\sc
the section
title, but instead the phrase »section«:
Do you use Mark 2 or Mark 4?
Mark 4. I found a reasonable working solution:
\definecharacterkerning[extra]
\setupcharacterkerning[extra][factor=0.25]
\setupheader[]
\setupheadertexts[\setups{header}]
\startsetups[header
found \stretchednormalcase, but I'd like to enable it per-font.
This is currently not possible but you can try this:
\definecharacterkerning[extraspace][factor=.05]
\setcharacterkerning[extraspace]
\starttext
...
\stoptext
Wolfgang
Hi Wolfgang, Hraban,
Just testing the feature suggested by Wolfgang, I ran into a « fatal error » on
one test file, which I could nail down to this minimal example:
\definecharacterkerning[extraspace][factor=.05]
\setcharacterkerning[extraspace]
\starttext
affine, fil,
affligeant % -- afflig
Am 23.06.2010 um 19:44 schrieb Otared Kavian ota...@gmail.com:
Hi Wolfgang, Hraban,
Just testing the feature suggested by Wolfgang, I ran into a « fatal error »
on one test file, which I could nail down to this minimal example:
\definecharacterkerning[extraspace][factor=.05
On 23-6-2010 7:44, Otared Kavian wrote:
Hi Wolfgang, Hraban,
Just testing the feature suggested by Wolfgang, I ran into a « fatal error » on
one test file, which I could nail down to this minimal example:
\definecharacterkerning[extraspace][factor=.05]
\setcharacterkerning[extraspace
On 23-6-2010 7:44, Otared Kavian wrote:
Hi Wolfgang, Hraban,
Just testing the feature suggested by Wolfgang, I ran into a « fatal error » on
one test file, which I could nail down to this minimal example:
\definecharacterkerning[extraspace][factor=.05]
\setcharacterkerning[extraspace
microtype does (nor time to look into it) but you
can just define a command that switches the font and enables
intercharacter spacing, something
\definecharacterkerning[mykerning]
\setupcharacterkerning[mykerning][\c!factor=.125]
\def\MySc
{\groupedcommand
{\sc\setcharacterkerning[mykerning
that switches the font and enables
intercharacter spacing, something
\definecharacterkerning[mykerning]
\setupcharacterkerning[mykerning][\c!factor=.125]
\def\MySc
{\groupedcommand
{\sc\setcharacterkerning[mykerning]}
{}}
Who about something like (pseudocode)
\definecharacterkerning
just define a command that switches the font and enables
intercharacter spacing, something
\definecharacterkerning[mykerning]
\setupcharacterkerning[mykerning][\c!factor=.125]
\def\MySc
{\groupedcommand
{\sc\setcharacterkerning[mykerning]}
{}}
Who about something like (pseudocode
Am 25.03.10 16:21, schrieb Hans Hagen:
Who about something like (pseudocode)
\definecharacterkerning[letterspace]
\def\letterspace
{\bgroup
\dosingleempty\doletterspace}
\def\doletterspace[#1]#2% use \groupedcommand?
{\iffirstargument
\setupcharacterkerning[letterspace][factor=\ctxlua
, 2010, at 6:46 PM, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
MkIV only:
\definecharacterkerning[packed]
\setupcharacterkerning[packed][factor=-.125]
\starttext
\input knuth
\start
\setcharacterkerning[packed]
\input knuth
\stop
\stoptext
Wolfgang
Wow
-context/tex/context/base/typo-krn.lua:121: attempt to
index local 'before' (a nil value)
.
l.11
?
\definecharacterkerning[packed]
\setupcharacterkerning[packed][factor=-.125]
\starttext
\input knuth
\start
\setcharacterkerning[packed]
\input knuth
\stop
\stoptext
What have I
Am 18.01.10 18:28, schrieb Horacio Suarez:
hello all:
I need someting like a negative kerning to reduce some paragraphs length.
I was reading the mails but I didn´t find it or was too complex for me.
MkIV only:
\definecharacterkerning[packed]
\setupcharacterkerning[packed][factor=-.125
On Jan 18, 2010, at 6:46 PM, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
MkIV only:
\definecharacterkerning[packed]
\setupcharacterkerning[packed][factor=-.125]
\starttext
\input knuth
\start
\setcharacterkerning[packed]
\input knuth
\stop
\stoptext
Wolfgang
Wow!! That is one
Andreas Harder wrote:
Hi,
the following used to work:
\definecharacterkerning[negative]
\setupcharacterkerning[negative][factor=-0.125]
\starttext
\input davis \blank
{\setcharacterkerning[extrakerning]\input davis\relax} \blank
{\setcharacterkerning[negative]\input davis\relax}
\stoptext
Am 21.12.2009 um 13:40 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Hi,
the following used to work:
\definecharacterkerning[negative]
\setupcharacterkerning[negative][factor=-0.125] \starttext
\input davis \blank
{\setcharacterkerning[extrakerning]\input davis\relax} \blank
Andreas Harder wrote:
Am 21.12.2009 um 13:40 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Hi,
the following used to work:
\definecharacterkerning[negative]
\setupcharacterkerning[negative][factor=-0.125] \starttext
\input davis \blank
{\setcharacterkerning[extrakerning]\input davis\relax} \blank
Am 21.12.2009 um 16:55 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Am 21.12.2009 um 13:40 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Hi,
the following used to work:
\definecharacterkerning[negative]
\setupcharacterkerning[negative][factor=-0.125] \starttext
\input davis \blank
Andreas Harder wrote:
Am 21.12.2009 um 16:55 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Am 21.12.2009 um 13:40 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Hi,
the following used to work:
\definecharacterkerning[negative]
\setupcharacterkerning[negative][factor=-0.125] \starttext
\input davis
Am 21.12.2009 um 17:34 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Am 21.12.2009 um 16:55 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Am 21.12.2009 um 13:40 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Hi,
the following used to work:
\definecharacterkerning[negative]
\setupcharacterkerning
Andreas Harder wrote:
Am 21.12.2009 um 17:34 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Am 21.12.2009 um 16:55 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Am 21.12.2009 um 13:40 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Hi,
the following used to work:
\definecharacterkerning[negative
Hi,
the following used to work:
\definecharacterkerning[negative]
\setupcharacterkerning[negative][factor=-0.125]
\starttext
\input davis \blank
{\setcharacterkerning[extrakerning]\input davis\relax} \blank
{\setcharacterkerning[negative]\input davis\relax}
\stoptext
Is it obsolete
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