From the manual I understand that the groupcode argument in the
pre_linebreak_filter callback gives me the context where this paragraph
breaking happens (eg <empty> means main vertical list, vbox means ...)
Unfortunately that doesn't seem to be true:
\directlua{
require "ltluatex.lua"
function prelinebreak (head, groupcode)
print()
print(" groupcode in pre_linelinebreak_filter = " ..
groupcode .. " on line " .. tex.inputlineno)
return true
end
luatexbase.add_to_callback("pre_linebreak_filter", prelinebreak, "new
linebreak callback")
}
\input tufte
\vbox{\input tufte }
\vbox{\input tufte \par} % should report in
vmode but reports main vlist
\vbox{\begingroup \input tufte \endgroup}
\vbox{\begingroup \input tufte \par\endgroup} % should report in
vmode but reports main vlist
looks like the groupcode reported depends on whether it is an explicit
par or the implicit one from the box but not the actual context
\bye
is this a bug or do I miss something?
The above means I can't really determine if a paragraph is in fact on
the main vertical list or hidden inside some box so that it is
unbreakable even if it eventually ends up (as a box) on the main
vertical list.
thanks
frank
