Re: [NTG-context] Question on headings and text around them

2015-11-24 Thread josephcanedo
Hans,


Thanks for replying, Actually I realise the problem is with column break (was a 
bit late when I wrote my message, sorry for this).


I prepared a small example + output I get.


I am not saying the output is necessarly bad, but I’d like to know how to avoid 
the paragraph being broken and the 4 empty lines in the first column (at least 
in the example), or know what I am doing wrong. It looks like there is some 
setting “attaching” the last 2 lines of paragraph to the next section heading.




Thanks




Best regards




Joseph




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From: Hans Hagen
Sent: ‎Tuesday‎, ‎November‎ ‎24‎, ‎2015 ‎1‎:‎52‎ ‎PM
To: ntg-context@ntg.nl





On 11/23/2015 11:16 PM, josephcan...@gmail.com wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> In some text I am typesetting I noticed that the text following a
> section was always starting on same page (which is all fine), but in
> some cases the text preceding the section heading was also finishing on
> same page, ie the last paragraph before the section heading was broken
> in previous page, say N lines on previous page and 2 in the page in
> which the section starts (I have \widowpenalty1 that’s probably why
> there are 2 lines in new page), even if there is space in the previous
> page for the 2 lines (there are even 3 blank lines at the end of the page).
>
> Apparently I could solve this “problem”, adding some 0 penalty:
>
> \definevspacing[BeforeHeading][penalty:0]
>
> \def\BeforeBook{\blank[BeforeHeading, line]} % was
> \def\BeforeBook{\blank[line]} which seems to avoid breaking page between
> text before heading and heading itself
>
> \setuphead[section][before=\BeforeBook]
>
> My question is simply, is that a correct way to fix the problem, or is
> that just “luck” this fixes the issue ?

you need to make a (minimal) example that shows the issue


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Re: [NTG-context] Question on headings and text around them

2015-11-24 Thread Hans Hagen

On 11/23/2015 11:16 PM, josephcan...@gmail.com wrote:

Dear all,

In some text I am typesetting I noticed that the text following a
section was always starting on same page (which is all fine), but in
some cases the text preceding the section heading was also finishing on
same page, ie the last paragraph before the section heading was broken
in previous page, say N lines on previous page and 2 in the page in
which the section starts (I have \widowpenalty1 that’s probably why
there are 2 lines in new page), even if there is space in the previous
page for the 2 lines (there are even 3 blank lines at the end of the page).

Apparently I could solve this “problem”, adding some 0 penalty:

\definevspacing[BeforeHeading][penalty:0]

\def\BeforeBook{\blank[BeforeHeading, line]} % was
\def\BeforeBook{\blank[line]} which seems to avoid breaking page between
text before heading and heading itself

\setuphead[section][before=\BeforeBook]

My question is simply, is that a correct way to fix the problem, or is
that just “luck” this fixes the issue ?


you need to make a (minimal) example that shows the issue


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 | www.pragma-pod.nl
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[NTG-context] Question on headings and text around them

2015-11-23 Thread josephcanedo
Dear all,


In some text I am typesetting I noticed that the text following a section was 
always starting on same page (which is all fine), but in some cases the text 
preceding the section heading was also finishing on same page, ie the last 
paragraph before the section heading was broken in previous page, say N lines 
on previous page and 2 in the page in which the section starts (I have 
\widowpenalty1 that’s probably why there are 2 lines in new page), even if 
there is space in the previous page for the 2 lines (there are even 3 blank 
lines at the end of the page).


Apparently I could solve this “problem”, adding some 0 penalty:


\definevspacing[BeforeHeading][penalty:0]


\def\BeforeBook{\blank[BeforeHeading, line]} % was 
\def\BeforeBook{\blank[line]} which seems to avoid breaking page between text 
before heading and heading itself


\setuphead[section][before=\BeforeBook]


My question is simply, is that a correct way to fix the problem, or is that 
just “luck” this fixes the issue ?


Thanks a lot,


Best regards


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