Hi all,
Is it possible to use something like \doifnextcharelse for xml-
environments or is there a clever work-around? I need to know what
the next tag is in order to decide if a linebreak needs to be inserted.
For example:
\defineXMLenvironment [av] {} {} % linebreak unless followed by
Sjoerd Siebinga wrote:
Hi all,
Is it possible to use something like \doifnextcharelse for xml-
environments or is there a clever work-around? I need to know what
the next tag is in order to decide if a linebreak needs to be inserted.
there is a way to build a stack and look onto it but
Dear Willi and Wolfgang,
Thanks for the explanations. I understand ConTeXt arranging a bit
better now and am trying more (and longer) experiments. I still can't
figure out this one, though. Even printing doublesided, you don't
want p.1 to vanish:
\setuppapersize[A5][A4,landscape]
Hi Sanjoy,
There is no halucination involved. In your code you try to typeset two
A5 portrait beneeth each other on a A4 landscape, which is impossible.
Try A3 landscape and you will
see. - When experimenting with short texts as tufte I usually use
\showframe.
By the way if you want to
Well, I start from the beginning with odd/even layout setting, and
the
following does not work. The behaviour I see is that only the odd
setting
is used. What is wrong in there?
\definelayout[odd]
[width=middle,
backspace=7cm,
cutspace=5cm]
\definelayout[even]
On Sun, 27 Aug 2006 21:10:12 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is wrong in there?
\definelayout[odd]
[width=middle,
backspace=7cm,
cutspace=5cm]
\definelayout[even]
[backspace=8cm,
cutspace=2cm,
width=middle]
\setuplayout
Hallo!
This doesn't work here,
May I define and setup two diferents layouts and swicht between them?
I want a bigger textwidth in the last 6 chapters.
Thankyou very much.
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