ng_basics_synchronize_min_max}%
\fi
\hyphenminoffset\plusthousand
\lang_basics_synchronize_min_max}
\protect
as it syncs nicely with languages too (characters carry left and
right values so inline changes are possible)
That looks good. The OP should test it on his document.
However, it has the implicat
gt; […]
>
> needs a bit it tinkering, maybe this is nicer:
>
> \unprotect
>
> \unexpanded\def\nohyphens
> {\ifx\dohyphens\relax
> \unexpanded\edef\dohyphens
>{\hyphenminoffset\the\hyphenminoffset\relax
> \lang_basics_synchronize_min_max}%
>
ters carry left and right
values so inline changes are possible)
Hans
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On 9/19/2013 1:27 AM, Marco Patzer wrote:
Hi,
The following example results in the error “You can't assign a
glue_spec node to a prev field”
\starttext
\startcombination [2*1]
{\starttable [|c|]
\NC \math{1} \VL\NR\HL
\stoptable}{}
{\starttable [|c|]
\NC \math{2}
Hi,
The following example results in the error “You can't assign a
glue_spec node to a prev field”
\starttext
\startcombination [2*1]
{\starttable [|c|]
\NC \math{1} \VL\NR\HL
\stoptable}{}
{\starttable [|c|]
\NC \math{2} \VL\NR
\stoptable}{}
\stopcombination
\stop
Hi,
-- experimental fix for framed inline direction (at some point we will
come up with a more precise description .. also, only use the already
posted boxing macros, don't rely on low level box + dir spec as context
keep a state of directions independently of tex)
-- fix for marks on
On 2013–07–31 Sietse Brouwer wrote:
> Tangential to your issue, but nota bene: instead of $...$ for inline
> math, ConTeXt lets you use \math{...} or \m{...}.
Indeed. And when you use \asciimode, you have no other choice (and
that's a good thing):
\asciimode
\starttext
Tangential to your issue, but nota bene: instead of $...$ for inline
math, ConTeXt lets you use \math{...} or \m{...}. Which is a bit more
explicit, and can be easier to debug. You might prefer it.
For display math, you really should use \startformula...\stopformula
if you aren’t using it already
].
4. ConTeXt has another counter mechanism which doesn’t has this problem.
\newcounter\LineNote
\setupnote[linenote][paragraph=yes]
\define[2]\Variant
{\increment\LineNote
\startlinenote[LineNote:\LineNote]{#1 #2}
#1%
\stoplinenote[LineNote:\LineNote]}
\starttext
\startlinen
ttings apply to the
paragraph based variant only (use \startquotation|\stopquotation
to see the difference). For inline quotes you need to set the
parameter *location* to *text*, like for instance:
\definedelimitedtext [myquotes] [quotation] [
style=slanted,
color=red,
l
aphic with a
scaling option if I want to include the code inline. Otherwise, the
drawing is clipped on the page.
you can use the \scale command
\scale[width=1cm]{\useMPgraphic{somename}}
it takes the same options as externalfigure
Or perhaps I simply try to convert the existing PDF output to
so that I can scale appropriately to different page sizes, and
also incorporate the illustration with other document elements.
>From what I have read at:
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/MetaPost_in_ConTeXt
I think what I need is something akin to \startuseMPgraphic with a
scaling option if I want to
> \input knuth
>> \stopframed
>> \stopcontent
>> \startcaption
>> Some description
>> \stopcaption
>> \stopcombination
>>
>> \stoptext
Thanks, it helped a lot!
I've added this to control the gap (width) between text bl
On 6/3/2013 6:57 PM, Jan Tosovsky wrote:
Dear All,
in MkIV when any title is centered, its numeration is placed on a separate
line above the title itself.
I'd expect inline formatting which could be overridden as described here
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Titles
My code:
\setuplabelte
Dear All,
in MkIV when any title is centered, its numeration is placed on a separate
line above the title itself.
I'd expect inline formatting which could be overridden as described here
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Titles
My code:
\setuplabeltext[en][chapter=Chapter~]
% while for ch
Dear Luigi,
> > On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 7:08 PM, honyk wrote:
> > Dear All,
> >
> > in MkIV when any title is centered, its numeration is placed on a separate
> > line above the title itself.
> >
> > I'd expect inline formatting which
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 7:08 PM, honyk wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> in MkIV when any title is centered, its numeration is placed on a separate
> line above the title itself.
>
> I'd expect inline formatting which could be overridden as described here
> http://wiki.contextgar
Dear All,
in MkIV when any title is centered, its numeration is placed on a separate
line above the title itself.
I'd expect inline formatting which could be overridden as described here
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Titles
My code:
\setuplabeltext[en][chapter=Chapter~]
% while for ch
vertical alignment of the images in the
combination
and I think the environment is meant as display element and not for inline as
you
try to use it. As you can see in pack-com.mkiv the content of the environment
is put a \vbox which explains the location when you use it in your text.
Thanks. I&#x
; \stoptext
>
> but the combination is still aligned to the baseline of the caption.
The location-key controls the vertical alignment of the images in the
combination
and I think the environment is meant as display element and not for inline as
you
try to use it. As you can see in pack-c
reST over its competitors like md or wikitext is
actually that it does not allow for inline HTML.
> I looked through the Lua source and didn't see anyplace where these
> directives are processed although I will be the first to admit I
> don't know much about Lua. I retired
)(u-t)}} \over
\sqrt{2\pi {(t-s)(u-t) \over u-s}}}
\stopformula
\stoptext
At some stage, we also need to look at nath's automatic conversion of display
fractions to inline fractions (e.g., in the numberator \frac{ (S(u-t) +
U(t-s))^2 } { (u-s) } should be typeset as (S(u-t) + U(t-s))^2
yBackground\fi},
>> …]
>
> That's a good idea and it seems to work.
>
>> You could also ask Aditya to use different keys for display (e.g.
>> before/aftter)
>> and inline (e.g. left/right) code blocks.
>
> That's not necessary. I think your so
On Wed, 16 Jan 2013, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
You could also ask Aditya to use different keys for display (e.g. before/aftter)
and inline (e.g. left/right) code blocks.
That's a nice suggestion. I have implemented it in the dev version of the
filter module: https://github.com/adityam/f
.
> You could also ask Aditya to use different keys for display (e.g.
> before/aftter)
> and inline (e.g. left/right) code blocks.
That's not necessary. I think your solution is clean enough.
Thanks Wolfgang.
Marco
signatu
Am 16.01.2013 um 15:51 schrieb Marco Patzer :
> Hi,
>
> I need different settings for code in inline and block mode. See the
> following example:
>
> \usemodule [vim]
> \definetextbackground [C] [location=text]
> \definevimtyping [C]
> [syntax=c,
>
Hi,
I need different settings for code in inline and block mode. See the
following example:
\usemodule [vim]
\definetextbackground [C] [location=text]
\definevimtyping [C]
[syntax=c,
before={\starttextbackground[C]},
after=\stoptextbackground,
margin=2em]
\starttext
This is C
Windows
> > Me/98/95), then you need to include the Ws2tcpip.h file and also
> > include the Wspiapi.h file. When the Wspiapi.h include file is added,
> > the getnameinfo function is defined to the WspiapiGetNameInfo inline
> > function in the Wspiapi.h file. At runtime, the WspiapiGe
also
include the Wspiapi.h file. When the Wspiapi.h include file is added,
the getnameinfo function is defined to the WspiapiGetNameInfo inline
function in the Wspiapi.h file. At runtime, the WspiapiGetNameInfo
function is implemented in such a way that if the Ws2_32.dll or the
Wship6.dll (the
clude file is added,
the getnameinfo function is defined to the WspiapiGetNameInfo inline
function in the Wspiapi.h file. At runtime, the WspiapiGetNameInfo
function is implemented in such a way that if the Ws2_32.dll or the
Wship6.dll (the file containing getnameinfo in the IPv6 Technology
Pr
startbodymatter
%\at and \inline -> \pagereference[knuth] don't work
cf. Knuth at \at{p.}[knuthpage] \inline{line}[knuth]
% \in -> \chapter[knuthchap] works
in \in{Chapter}[knuthchap].
\stopbodymatter
\startappendices
\component appendix
\stopappendices
\stopprodu
seems like a bug to me.
Thanks in advance!
Daniel
Working minimal example:
---
My product.tex looks like this:
\setupinteraction[state=start]
\startproduct product
\startbodymatter
%\at and \inline -> \pagereference[knuth] don't work
ill wrong.
> - if one put the \chemical command inside a \text{} command, ConTeXt stops
> with an error.
> These problems do not occur in inline math.
>
> Here is a minimal example:
>
> %% START
> \starttext
>
> Chemical within inline math: \m{M(\chemical{CO_2})} or
>
font problem do
not appear but the spaces are still wrong.
- if one put the \chemical command inside a \text{} command, ConTeXt stops
with an error.
These problems do not occur in inline math.
Here is a minimal example:
%% START
\starttext
Chemical within inline math: \m{M(\chemical{CO_2})} or
ones in inline maths, and I think that
this is not the correct behaviour.
I think that depends on how the font defines the steps (if xits does it
right, then palatino/termes are wrong).
Hans
r with
\enablemode[lmmath]
the command \notin does not work as expected, while when the above command is
commented out it does.
Another issue is that the size of integrals when using palatino, times or
termes is the almost the same as the ones in inline maths, and I think that
this is not the correct beh
>>>> \math{\lim_{t\to\infty} P(t) = K.\,}
>>>>> \stopformula
>>>>
>>>> Works for me (Version 2012.11.23).
>>>
>>> It's probably the font I am using.
>>>
>>>> BTW: Why do you use \math inside of \startformu
;> \startformula
> >>> \math{\lim_{t\to\infty} P(t) = K.\,}
> >>> \stopformula
> >>
> >> Works for me (Version 2012.11.23).
> >
> > It's probably the font I am using.
> >
> >> BTW: Why do you use \math inside of \startfor
robably the font I am using.
>
>> BTW: Why do you use \math inside of \startformula because it’s the command
>> for inline math in normal text?
>
> I haven't any explanation. I just thought that that was how you were
> suppose to do it from reading the manuals. How
robably the font I am using.
>
>> BTW: Why do you use \math inside of \startformula because it’s the command
>> for inline math in normal text?
>
> I haven't any explanation. I just thought that that was how you were
> suppose to do it from reading the manuals. How
opformula
>
> Works for me (Version 2012.11.23).
It's probably the font I am using.
> BTW: Why do you use \math inside of \startformula because it’s the command
> for inline math in normal text?
I haven't any explanation. I just thought that that was how you were
,}
> \stopformula
Works for me (Version 2012.11.23).
BTW: Why do you use \math inside of \startformula because it’s the command for
inline math in normal text?
Wolfgang
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Hi Dalyoung,
I think that there must be a small bug in mkiv regarding itemize in columns,
but at the same time I think that the problem comes from the fact that in your
example you use inline maths and fractions: this perturbs the way the
horizontal and vertical distances are calculated by
) handles the bounds
somwhat inconsistently, depending on the fonts used:
• with the default LM fonts, the bounds of the integral sign are
correct in displayed maths, but are too close whith inline maths;
• with the default xits fonts, the bounds of the integral sign are too
far away
hat
> interferes with the item that places a bullet and expects text next
>
> it would also look kind of weird I guess, bullet - image - caption
>
> some kind of inline variant is needed then
Well, I meant the bullet
ing before and after so that interferes
with the item that places a bullet and expects text next
it would also look kind of weird I guess, bullet - image - caption
some kind of inline va
s does not matter for formulas but its different for inline
(in text) math expressions.
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]{N}{H}
> \stopchemical
>
> Alternatively:
> \startchemical
> \chemical[ONE,Z0=N,SB146,Z6=H]
> \stopchemical
> but currently this puts "N" and "H" into lowercase as "n" and "h"
> as a side effect of the way that Hans wrote the lua
l{2H_2}
\chemical{PLUS}
\chemical{O_2}
\chemical{GIVES}
\chemical{2H_2O}
\stopchemicalformula
\stoptext
How to mid-align the reaction? Wrapping the \startchemicalformula in
\startformula works, but it's clumsy.
> Also, the shorthand "+" for "PLUS", &
opformula
>
> \stoptext
>
> Am I missing something? Is this mechanism not supported any more or
> just broken?
>
>
> Marco
\startchemicalformula
not
\startformula
\startchemicalformula
\chemical{2H_2}
\chemical{PLUS}
\chemical{O_2}
\chemical{GIV
> \appendtoks\displaystyle\to\everymathematics
>
> Or is there a key in \setupmathematics?
I don’t think so because I found only the command below the change the
appearance
of inline formulas and \displaymath/\displaymathematics isn’t what you want
because
it creates a display formula.
\let\norma
On 12-07-24 07:44 AM, Sietse Brouwer wrote:
On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 12:51 PM, Pavneet Arora wrote:
Now, I don't know whether there should be a difference in behaviour,
[between \quotation and \startquotation], but there definitely is.
This is deliberate: \quotation is for inline qu
On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 12:51 PM, Pavneet Arora wrote:
> Now, I don't know whether there should be a difference in behaviour,
> [between \quotation and \startquotation], but there definitely is.
This is deliberate: \quotation is for inline quotations, while
\startquotation i
I'm trying to get straight in my head what critical-edition-related
commands are already implemented in ConTeXt.
Implemented:
(a) footnotes on specific lines, specified inline: \linenote{note text}
(b) ditto on line ranges: \startlinenote[tag]{note text} ... \stoplinenote[tag]
(c) tag a lin
}f(x)dx
but this is not a solution in a large file which has to be modified all over…
Interestingly the « inline math » does not suffer from th ebug, that is
$\int_{\Omega}f(x)dx$ gives the expected result.
the next beta will have:
\setupmathematics[integral=autolimits]
nolimits displaylimits
}f(x)dx
but this is not a solution in a large file which has to be modified all over…
Interestingly the « inline math » does not suffer from th ebug, that is
$\int_{\Omega}f(x)dx$ gives the expected result.
we have three cases:
\setupmathematics[integral=nolimits]
\setupmathematics[integral
large file which has to be modified all over…
Interestingly the « inline math » does not suffer from th ebug, that is
$\int_{\Omega}f(x)dx$ gives the expected result.
Best regards: OK
On 9 juil. 2012, at 13:23, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
> On 2012-07-09, at 9:52 AM, Otared Kavian wrote:
>
>
On Fri, 2012-07-06 at 23:25 +0200, Hans Hagen wrote:
> is there a minimal example?
I'm not sure where it's bailing. The line it points to has nothing to do
with inline math or formulas. But alas, ConTeXt error messages are
usually totally useless in most cases. You could try just ru
browsers render the xml correctly (at least opera, firefox, and
chrome on Linux render it correctly).
For the attached test file, xml-bib.tex (also reproduced inline below), I
get in the output
xml-bib-images.css
xml-bib-styles.css
but no context-export.css, although the resultant xml-bib.xhtml
,
and chrome on Linux render it correctly).
For the attached test file, xml-bib.tex (also reproduced inline below), I
get in the output
xml-bib-images.css
xml-bib-styles.css
but no context-export.css, although the resultant xml-bib.xhtml does
indeed mention all three css files. Opera will open xml
ment. When using the
aforementioned beta, I take it I can remove the inline lua?
\startluacode
backends= backendsor { }
backends.codeinjections = backends.codeinjections or { }
function backends.codeinjections.rgbtransparencygroup()
local
ust admit. ConTeXt has made me rather cynical at
>> times. I don't know how many times I've tried a snippet of this or that,
>> only to have it do exactly what I hadn't intended. Having said that,
>> every now and then I am blown away when something I never expected
Hi Kip,
On 2012-04-13 17:34, Kip Warner wrote:
> On Fri, 2012-04-13 at 06:51 +0200, Philipp Gesang wrote:
> > > (1) I'd like it such that each time I use \cite, the full citation and
> > > not just "(Some One, 1967)" appears in a footnote, rather than inline.
&
tical now.
I stuck it in my environment file. I wonder if there is a safer way of
doing this than via "inline asm", so to speak. Also, maybe for my
benefit, and anybody else having the same problem, you might be able to
explain what was happening?
At some point it can become an option (or
On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 8:47 AM, Martin Schröder wrote:
> 2012/4/18 Kip Warner :
>> I stuck it in my environment file. I wonder if there is a safer way of
>> doing this than via "inline asm", so to speak. Also, maybe for my
>> benefit, and anybody else having the
2012/4/18 Kip Warner :
> I stuck it in my environment file. I wonder if there is a safer way of
> doing this than via "inline asm", so to speak. Also, maybe for my
> benefit, and anybody else having the same problem, you might be able to
> explain what was happening?
Adobe
you so much, that worked
beautifully. Both Evince (poppler based) and AR look identical now.
I stuck it in my environment file. I wonder if there is a safer way of
doing this than via "inline asm", so to speak. Also, maybe for my
benefit, and anybody else having the same proble
ull citation and
not just "(Some One, 1967)" appears in a footnote, rather than inline.
You need to clarify two things here:
1 You want to map the “\cite” macro to something like
“\footcite”?
Either by mapping \cite, or by using some other macro, yes.
Have you trie
On Fri, 2012-04-13 at 06:51 +0200, Philipp Gesang wrote:
> > (1) I'd like it such that each time I use \cite, the full citation and
> > not just "(Some One, 1967)" appears in a footnote, rather than inline.
>
> You need to clarify two things here:
>
>
APA is used in the humanities‽
> (1) I'd like it such that each time I use \cite, the full citation and
> not just "(Some One, 1967)" appears in a footnote, rather than inline.
You need to clarify two things here:
1 You want to map the “\cite” macro to something like
“\footcite”?
t. I have a few other
bibliography related questions that you or Hans might be able to answer:
(1) I'd like it such that each time I use \cite, the full citation and
not just "(Some One, 1967)" appears in a footnote, rather than inline.
I'm thinking this is done with one of the s
Am 28.03.2012 um 13:49 schrieb Diane Uschner:
> Hello,
>
> I noticed that the enumerations environment is behaving oddly when used for
> theorem environments. In the following minimal example, the option
> "location=serried" (which should result in an i
Hello,
I noticed that the enumerations environment is behaving oddly when used
for theorem environments. In the following minimal example, the option
"location=serried" (which should result in an inline heading) is ignored.
Furthermore, the number of corrolary is not displayed,
Am 12.03.2012 um 08:59 schrieb Hans Hagen:
> Hi Wolfgang,
>
>> strc-lst.mkvi:
>>
>> \def\strc_lists_place_indeed#tag#list#settings%
>
>> + \par
>
> ... did you test it with other cases? Technically we can have inline lists.
Yes it works because the \p
Hi Wolfgang,
strc-lst.mkvi:
\def\strc_lists_place_indeed#tag#list#settings%
+ \par
... did you test it with other cases? Technically we can have inline lists.
Hans
-
Hans Hagen
!on{\startlistreferences{#tag}}%
\doplacestructurelist % maybe inline
{#list}%
{\listparameter\c!criterium}%
{\listparameter\c!number}%
{\listparameter\c!extras}%
{\listparameter\c!order}%
% \stoplistreferences
+ \par
\endgroup
\strc_lists_set_mode}
to fix the
{#tag}}%
\doplacestructurelist % maybe inline
{#list}%
{\listparameter\c!criterium}%
{\listparameter\c!number}%
{\listparameter\c!extras}%
{\listparameter\c!order}%
% \stoplistreferences
+ \par
\endgroup
\strc_lists_set_mode}
I wonder whether it could be included in latest beta.
e CaLi2CoPi library (PostScript code),
online via Ghostscript, to separate in PDF layers different graphic
elements (vectors, XObjects, inLine images, text, shading patterns and
FormXObjects), upload a PDF file e voilà...
http://www.l·l.cat/femfum/CaLi2CoPi_10/
...this is one of several specialized
> % \doif{\listparameter\c!coupling}\v!on{\startlistreferences{#tag}}%
>\doplacestructurelist % maybe inline
> {#list}%
> {\listparameter\c!criterium}%
> {\listparameter\c!number}%
> {\listparameter\c!extras}%
> {\listparameter\c!order}%
> % \
ist#settings%
{\begingroup
\edef\currentlist{#tag}%
\setupcurrentlist[#settings]%
\the\everystructurelist
% \doif{\listparameter\c!coupling}\v!on{\startlistreferences{#tag}}%
\doplacestructurelist % maybe inline
{#list}%
{\listparameter\c!criterium}%
{\listparameter\c!number}%
Hi ConTeXt users,
Currently I'm experiencing problems with inline math mode in combination
with the addff{oldstyle} command!
The attached test file doens't compile with the latest version 2012.2.18
(MkIV), which seems to be caused by the introduction of the $\bullet$!
With olde
with ugly kludges like misusing
>> for whatever we like combined with classes that make it titles, section
>> numbers, inline highlighting, etc ...
>>
>> The export is not so much html but xhtml and afaik css can deal with that. I
>> woudn't be surprised if future eb
rocessing has to be applied to as it makes no sense
> to add tons of code to context to produce a less rich output (also a pain to
> do and it will never be ok). We would end up with ugly kludges like misusing
> for whatever we like combined with classes that make it titles, section
>
pain to do and it will never be ok). We would end up with ugly kludges
like misusing for whatever we like combined with classes that make
it titles, section numbers, inline highlighting, etc ...
The export is not so much html but xhtml and afaik css can deal with
that. I woudn't be surp
Am 18.01.2012 um 04:06 schrieb Vladimir Lomov:
> Hello,
> ** Kip Warner [2012-01-17 18:07:18 -0800]:
>
>> Hey list,
>
>> When I wish to reference some section, I can inline typeset with
>> \in{section}[Some Reference]. In the case of a definition defined w
Am 18.01.2012 um 03:07 schrieb Kip Warner:
> Hey list,
>
> When I wish to reference some section, I can inline typeset with
> \in{section}[Some Reference]. In the case of a definition defined with a
> \startdefinition{Some Definition}, how can I reference it inline?
\startdefi
Hello,
** Kip Warner [2012-01-17 18:07:18 -0800]:
> Hey list,
> When I wish to reference some section, I can inline typeset with
> \in{section}[Some Reference]. In the case of a definition defined with a
> \startdefinition{Some Definition}, how can I reference it inline?
I could
Hey list,
When I wish to reference some section, I can inline typeset with
\in{section}[Some Reference]. In the case of a definition defined with a
\startdefinition{Some Definition}, how can I reference it inline?
--
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http
2012/1/9 Wolfgang Schuster :
> Fixed.
>
> Wolfgang
Thanks Wolfgang, it works with today's minimals.
@Hans: in the latest beta, the "textdistance" parameter for inline
itemize does not work anymore. But it's not a showstopper for me as
I'm happy with the new
pretty indented.
No, this is a bug because with the “text” keyword you can create a inline item
which doesn’t start a new paragraph.
fixed .. also a beter default for textdistance (not uploaded yet
On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 00:25, Wolfgang Schuster
wrote:
> No, this is a bug because with the “text” keyword you can create a inline
> item which doesn’t start a new paragraph.
>
> Wolfgang
Thanks for the confirmation. I hope it will be fixed so
Ah... sorry. I read the manual but I didn't remember this feature.
--
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On 5 January 2012 20:25, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
> No, this is a bug because with the “text” keyword you can create a inline
> item which doesn’t start a ne
g because with the “text” keyword you can create a inline item
which doesn’t start a new paragraph.
Wolfgang
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f I type
>
>Blabla. \startitemize[a,text] \item one \item two \stopitemize Blabla.
>
> I get a linebreak before and after the itemize. Is this the intended
> behaviour? How can I get a fully inline enumeration?
>
_
Hello,
If I type
Blabla. \startitemize[a,text] \item one \item two \stopitemize Blabla.
I get a linebreak before and after the itemize. Is this the intended
behaviour? How can I get a fully inline enumeration?
Thanks,
Vianney
taPost or TeX?)
images=inline] % *inline* | external (inline only works in MKIV,
external requires png support in gnuplot)
but I completely forgot about monochrome option!!! Or rather ... I see
that I print out "\setupcolors[state=start]" if and only if color is
switched on, but that won&
er to have them in
>> their text line.
>> Is that doable?
>
> \starttext
> This is a cow \figuresymbol[cow].
> \stoptext
More control about the height gives you this method:
\defineexternalfigure[inline][height=1.8ex]
\starttext
This is a cow \externalfigure[cow][inline
;>>
>>
>> \starttext
>> This is a cow \figuresymbol[cow].
>> \stoptext
>> Wolfgang
>
>
> More control about the height gives you this method:
>
> \defineexternalfigure[inline][height=1.8ex]
>
> \starttext
> This is a cow \externalfigure[
er to have them in
>> their text line.
>> Is that doable?
>
> \starttext
> This is a cow \figuresymbol[cow].
> \stoptext
More control about the height gives you this method:
\defineexternalfigure[inline][height=1.8ex]
\starttext
This is a cow \externalfigure[cow][inline
s usually survive, but they may not exceed a certain size
> limit. Usually that is problematic - PDF documents may get very large,
> even the most simple ones usually exceed size limit (it depends on
> what engine and what fonts you use).
>
> I don't know why text attachment
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