[NTG-context] Wiki - question about Command/ pages which start with a space character

2024-04-14 Thread garulfo
/ help Command/ high Command/ highlight Command/ label Command/ labellanguage Command/ labeltext Command/ labeltexts Command/ language Command/ leftlabeltext Command/ linenote Command/ low Command/ lowhigh Command/ lowmidhigh Command/ margindata Command/ mathcommand Command/ mathdoubleextensible Com

Re: [NTG-context] Super- and sub-script in text mode, or, fonts in math mode

2010-03-03 Thread James Fisher
Hi Wolfgang, Thanks, that gets me closer (though \highlow and \lowhigh result in undefined control sequence here). However, the superscripted text is not reduced in size at all. This seems to be XeTeX-specific, as using PDFTeX works fine. The same issue arises using \small{} in XeTeX

Re: [NTG-context] Super- and sub-script in text mode, or, fonts in math mode

2010-03-03 Thread Wolfgang Schuster
Am 03.03.10 13:04, schrieb James Fisher: Hi Wolfgang, Thanks, that gets me closer (though \highlow and \lowhigh result in undefined control sequence here). \hilo and \lohi Wolfgang ___ If your question

Re: [NTG-context] Super- and sub-script in text mode, or, fonts in math mode

2010-03-03 Thread James Fisher
, that gets me closer (though \highlow and \lowhigh result in undefined control sequence here). \hilo and \lohi Wolfgang ___ If your question is of interest to others as well, please add an entry to the Wiki

Re: [NTG-context] Super- and sub-script in text mode, or, fonts in math mode

2010-03-02 Thread Wolfgang Schuster
of the superscripted text. So what solutions are to hand? Is there either (1) super/sub commands in text mode, or (2) a way of fixing this in math mode? (Also, would this be a problem with ConTeXt or with XeTeX?) a\high{x}b\low{x}c\highlow{x}{y}d\lowhigh{x}{y} Wolfgang

[NTG-context] the other blog (chemical stuff)

2009-03-06 Thread Hans Hagen
superscript = lpeg.P(^) local content = lpeg.C(nested + integer + any) -- could be made more efficient local lowhigh = subscript * content * superscript * content / commands.lowhigh local highlow = superscript * content * subscript * content / commands.highlow local low