Maurice Diamantini (dom) wrote:
Le 7 janv. 06 � 13:50, Hans Hagen a �crit :
No, that will not work.
After much probing I found the culprit.
The framedtext takes the full linewidth and apparently does not
reduces it to the given size.
Therefore enclosing in a vbox seems necessary:
\vbox{\hsize=framesize\startframedtext{width=framesize ...
Question for Hans Hagen: is it an option letting framedtext set
the hsize when a specific width is given?
\hbox to \hsize \bgroup
\startframedtext[none][width=.5\textwidth]
\input tufte
\stopframedtext
\startframedtext[none][width=.5\textwidth]
\input zapf
\stopframedtext
\egroup
Why is it not possible to simply use the \framed command (with some
magic option to
put text into it) to do the obove thing?
\startframed[width=.5\textwidth, xxxx]
\input tufte
\stopframed
\startframed[width=.5\textwidth, xxxx]
\input zapf
\stopframed
in most cases you can use framed (make sure that you set 'align' to
something in order to enter vmode)
framedtext is a bit more clever and handles some spacing issues
If it is impossible, is there any equivalent to de minipage or
\parbox LaTeX
equivalent?
i dunno what those are, vboxes?
Hans
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