as standard indenting.
reverse is a somewhat weird option specific for your case; what if you
also want to change other things; better is:
\defineindenting[whatever][yes,2cm]
%defineindenting[whatever][yes,-2cm]
\starttext
\setupindenting[yes,-2em] \input ward \par
\setupindenting[yes,2em
Hello list,
I feel a bit out of context not following the list closely for some
time so maybe this has been solved already. I cannot get
defineindenting to work. Example attached.
Best
Piotr
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test-indentations.tex
Description: TeX document
Hello Piotr,
I cannot get defineindenting to work. Example attached.
To input example text, use
\input knuth
not
\knuth .
After that change your example works for me, apart from producing something like
'. . . :' in the indent space --- I am not familiar with
MkII, so I can't tell
O yes, silly mistake! Anyway I'm still getting
-
! Undefined control sequence.
system tex error on line 1 in file test-indentations.tex:
Undefined control sequence ...
1 \defineindenting[myindenting][width=5cm
2012-10-26 Sietse Brouwer:
Hello Piotr,
I cannot get defineindenting to work. Example attached.
To input example text, use
\input knuth
not
\knuth .
After that change your example works for me, apart from producing something
like
'. . . :' in the indent space --- I am
Right, so is there a replacement for \defineindenting which works in
the recent version?
2012/10/26 Marco Patzer home...@lavabit.com:
2012-10-26 Sietse Brouwer:
Hello Piotr,
I cannot get defineindenting to work. Example attached.
To input example text, use
\input knuth
not
\knuth
2012-10-26 Piotr Kopszak:
Right, so is there a replacement for \defineindenting which works in
the recent version?
I don't know what \defineindenting is supposed to do. I can hardly
believe that the dots in the output are intended. What about this:
\definedelimitedtext
[indenting
home...@lavabit.com:
2012-10-26 Piotr Kopszak:
Right, so is there a replacement for \defineindenting which works in
the recent version?
I don't know what \defineindenting is supposed to do. I can hardly
believe that the dots in the output are intended. What about this:
\definedelimitedtext
Marco Patzer home...@lavabit.com:
2012-10-26 Piotr Kopszak:
Right, so is there a replacement for \defineindenting which works in
the recent version?
I don't know what \defineindenting is supposed to do. I can hardly
believe that the dots in the output are intended. What about
.
To indent the first line you can use
\setupindenting [yes, 2cm]
That, however, is not configurable. And frankly I've never seen
varying paragraph indentations in a document. If you really need it
you can build a wrapper around this.
\def\defineindenting
{\dodoubleempty\dodefineindenting}
\def
paragraph indentations in a document. If you really need it
you can build a wrapper around this.
\def\defineindenting
{\dodoubleempty\dodefineindenting}
\def\dodefineindenting [#1][#2]
{\setvalue{#1}{\setupindenting[yes, #2]}}
\defineindenting [first] [2cm]
\defineindenting [second] [3cm
Am 26.10.2012 um 13:53 schrieb Sietse Brouwer sbbrou...@gmail.com:
Hello Piotr,
I cannot get defineindenting to work. Example attached.
To input example text, use
\input knuth
not
\knuth .
After that change your example works for me, apart from producing something
like
this worked some weeks ago:
\setupindentations[sample={Sprecher A},separator={:},distance=.5em]
\defineindenting[ra][text=Sprecher A]
\defineindenting[rb][text=Sprecher B]
\defineindenting[rc][text=Sprecher C]
\starttext
\startpacked
\ra Wie geht es dir?\par
\ra Ich fragte, wie es dir geht?\par
From the documenation on pape 242 (13.4):
A series of indenting commands can be enclosed with the commands:
\startindentation
\stopindentation
It seems, that context didn't know these commands:
\defineindenting[ra][text=rime
these commands:
\defineindenting[ra][text=rime a]
\defineindenting[rb][text=rime b]
\starttext
\startindentations
\ra pretty litte girl \par
\ra pretty litte girl in a blue dress \par
\rb pretty little girl in a blue dress \par
\stopindentations
sorry, should be
\startindentation
\ra
Seems I almost learnt how to do it, but notice the whitespace after
the first paragraph.
Piotr
\setupindenting[yes,1pc]
\defineindenting[qq][text=,separator=,width=0.5\textwidth]
\starttext
\qq
\input zapf
\input knuth
\stoptext
2009/9/30 Piotr Kopszak kops...@gmail.com:
Hello list
Piotr Kopszak schrieb:
Seems I almost learnt how to do it, but notice the whitespace after
the first paragraph.
Piotr
\setupindenting[yes,1pc]
\defineindenting[qq][text=,separator=,width=0.5\textwidth]
Just add the empty key 'after=' to your definition and the whitespace
vanishes.
Best
][plural]
\definefont[name][file]
# \definefontsynonym
\defineframed[name][settings]
# \defineframedcontent
\defineframedtext[name][settings]
\definehead[name][section]
# \definehspace
\defineindenting[name][settings]
\defineinteractionmenu[position|names][options and settings]
\defineinteractionmenu
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