Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> Richard> Yes, I agree. The right solution is to deal with this in the
> Richard> layout file, though that will require some extensive changes
> Richard> there. I think we need: ApplyAlignment [Inside|Outside]
> Richard> ---defaults to "Inside" ApplySpacing [Inside|Outside]
> Richard> ---defaults to "Inside"
>
> Or "LatexAlignmentInside [0/1]" "LatexSpacingInside [0/1]". Are there
> real cases where the place where spacing is matters?
Only in the case of moving arguments, I'd think. It's pretty much the
same as alignment. Though, as I said, you want it inside by default,
because then it'll override anything set by \begin{}. The current output
routine puts it outside, in which case it would have no effect if
\begin{} were to reset it.
If the plan is largely to prevent such customization with moving
arguments, then this may not be needed.
rh
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