On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 06:35:26AM +0100, Paul Isambert wrote: > Patrick Gundlach <patr...@gundla.ch> a écrit: > > > > Hello, > > > > (4.13.13.2 tex.linebreak()) > > > > in tex.linebreak() I can give "parameters". How is the parshape table > > suppose to look like? Is it a table of > > > > { n, <glue_spec>,<glue_spec>, .. 2n <glue_spec> items} > > ? > > > > Or what do I need to fill in? > > I'd say, hmmmm, something like tex.parshape? :) > > I.e., following Ingo's notation from the TeXbook:
OT: User-Agent: Homemade email client working with Vim, still alpha and not public. well done! > > tex.parshape = { > {<i1>, <l1>}, > {<i2>, <l2>}, > ... > {<in>, <ln>} > } > > As usual, all the values are given in scaled points. I just wonder after this discussion, why even simple and solved things have to become more complex, when redesigning as in luatex. -- i don't do signatures