Hi,
I am typesetting a document with XeConTeXt, containing many MetaPost
figures. All the labels in the figures are typeset using \sometxt{} and
sometxt(). For some reasons, in the final document some of them appear
horribly stretched or shrinked as if their bounding box has not been
computed correctly (even after typesetting the document n times). I have
absolutely no clue why that happens, but I imagine it is some strange
interaction in the environment file, because if I typeset any of the
problematic figures by itself in a different document with a minimal
environment everything is fine. My environment file is quite long and I
cannot find a short example showing the problem.
The deformed labels seem to be always among those written by \sometxt
(but not all of them are wrong!), while those written using sometxt()
seem always ok. What may it depend upon?
Nicola
PS: I am aware of the interaction between sometxt() and \sometxt: I
would like to point out that the labels are *not* messed up: they are
the correct labels, just appearing deformed.
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