On Tue, Oct 28, 2003 at 01:28:23PM +0000, Marc van Dongen wrote:
> Klaus Guntermann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> : Indeed that would be nice. But I do not have an idea how to achieve
> : that.
> : The problem is that \pause inserts something into the resulting pdf/dvi
> : output stream to control the post processor. Thus there is some care
> : needed to place the uses properly, because TeX may insert glue before
> : or after the almost invisible \pause, if you do not take care.
> : Because of this the manual suggests to put the \pause close to printed
> : material.
>
> In my experience vertical layout only screws up between paragraphs.
> Most of the time it helps to put the pause at the end of the paragraph
> after which you want a pause. Make sure to put it immediately after
> something that is printable.
>
> If you put the pause at the start of a paragraph before which you want a pause
> then in my experience the vertical layout frequently (if not always) screws up
I am looking at a solution where I do something akin to \removelastskip
I will test it somewhat and come back here.
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\ifvmode
\dim0=\lastskip\vskip-\dim0
\vbox to 0pt{\vss\hsize0pt\noindent\hbox to
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\vskip\dim0
\else!hmode or mmode
\null\hbox to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
!\null\hbox to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
\fi}
However, I lose the spring quantity by doing this. Is there a TeX
primitive that would get me the \lastspring?
