Taco Hoekwater schrieb am 13.08.2020 um 14:33:
On 13 Aug 2020, at 14:15, Pablo Rodriguez <oi...@gmx.es> wrote:
My questions are: what is the restricted horizontal mode (as different
from the horizontal mode)?
I forgot to answer this. Simple explanation:
* 'restricted horizontal mode' is inside an \hbox{} or something similar like a
header/footer,
where line breaks are forbidden
* ‘horizontal mode’ is inside a paragraph, where line breaks are possible
But the ‘restricted’ part is not relevant to your problem, \prevdepth is
forbidden in horizontal mode regardless of restrictions; it is only allowed in
vertical mode.
Somehow your table ends up being typeset in a horizontal context, based on the
error message (at least, if we assume that the error message was triggered by a
table).
But why that is? I do not have any other good ideas. And unfortunately lots of
different things in ConTeXt can trigger an implicit horizontal context.
With the options "split=no" and "split=repeat" ConTeXt puts the table in
a \vbox but with "split=yes" this doesn't happen.
To check is this is the problem he can put the table in a float
environment and disable the caption and counter.
\startplacetable[location={force,none}]
\startembeddedxtable
...
\stopembeddedxtable
\stopplacetable
Wolfgang
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