Taco Hoekwater wrote:
> Peter M�nster wrote:
>
>> Hello Taco and Hans,
>>
>> in http://context.literatesolutions.com/collector/89
>> you write
>> "Both Hans and me have documents that depend on \framed staying in
>> vertical mode."
>>
>> Could you give me an example please?
>>
>
> For instance in a recipe booklet, where one of the macros
> goes like this:
>
> \def\startrecipe[#1]%
> {\getparameters[Recipe]
> [Title=,Summary=,Image=none,#1]% ..
> \framed{\tfd \RecipeTitle}%
> \externalfigure[\RecipeImage]%
> {\bf\RecipeSummary}%
> \blank }
>
> I am not saying that that is the best way to write macros (and I
> certainly do not do it like that anymore) but changing the behaviour
> would break quite a lot of my existing documents, including some
> I have been payed for to do.
>
> Maybe Hans is willing to add a global switch that you can set at
> the top of your document(s).
>
> For Hans: Peter would like an implicit \dontleavehmode added to
> \framed and \externalfigure, so they behave more like characters
> (not like \hboxes).
>
as you say, a dangerous feature that would break much (keep in mind that
\framed is used all over the place)
Hans
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