Jack M. Lyon wrote:
With lots of help from Adam and some tinkering on my own, here's what seems
to be working best for me:
\setupinterlinespace[stretch=0.08]
\setuptolerance[vertical,stretch]
\setupalign[height]
This produces a flush bottom with very even interline and interparagraph
spacing, all v
Adam Lindsay wrote:
Hans Hagen said this at Mon, 14 Feb 2005 09:45:15 +0100:
\setuplayout[height=10cm] \setuptolerance[vertical,verytolerant]
\setupalign[line]
Okay, that's the command I *should* have found, right? :) Sigh, and it's
right there in the manual.
What I found today was \alignbottom (
Peter Münster wrote:
btw, tabulate is the most clever with paragraphs
Yes, but not multi-page... :(
actually, tabulate will split quit enicely but does not provide vertical
lines;
bTABle ... it can split if you say
\setupTABLE[split=yes] % splitmethod=a|b
you can make head, foot and body sections
Ah, but now I run into another problem. ConTeXt will only accept about
twenty-two words in a list. I need to include about 100. Even if I use
multiple lists, it can't handle more words. Does anyone have a solution for
this? Maybe there's another way to set up a hyphenation exception list.
Thanks f
Vit Zyka wrote:
> ... should work
\input hyphenlist
\input hyphenlist.tex
And, with that filename, the next two variants will not work:
\input{hyphenlist}
\input{hyphenlist}.tex
That is, unless you went through the trouble of
creating a file with braces in the name ;-)
Greetings, Taco
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Jack M. Lyon wrote:
Dear ConTeXt experts:
I'm trying to create an external list of hyphenation exceptions.
I believe this command is what I need:
\hyphenation{ex-ample}
But I would like to make a whole list of these:
\hyphenation{ex-ample}
\hyphenation{disc-iple}
\hyphenation{woman}
You can save so
I take it back. Here's what really works well:
\setupinterlinespace[stretch=0.08]
\setuptolerance[vertical,stretch]
\setupalign[line]
Thanks again.
Best wishes,
Jack M. Lyon
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Hi Hans,
I set up a minimal Context with the mswintex.zip. The included Context
was updated with the latest alpha cont-tmf.zip.
After running mktexlsr I started texmfstart cxtools --patternfiles all
in the alpha-context/tex directory. All pat and hyp files where then
transferred into a new direc
Sorry, the name of my file, is hyphen.tex, not hyphen.text. Slip of the
finger. :)
Best wishes,
Jack M. Lyon
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Dear ConTeXt experts:
I'm trying to create an external list of hyphenation exceptions.
I believe this command is what I need:
\hyphenation{ex-ample}
But I would like to make a whole list of these:
\hyphenation{ex-ample}
\hyphenation{disc-iple}
\hyphenation{woman}
And so on.
Then, I'd like to
Is it possible to determine if texexec is being run on a product or a
component and have optional processing similar to different modes?
I have a large project comprising quarterly reports and technical
notes. Essentially, I have the following structure:
project = MyProject
|- product = Report
Hello, all--
I am creating a layout for electronic books in which all the body text
is in a single, fairly narrow column, with minimal space at the top and
bottom of each page. I would like to place page numbers in the left
margin, aligned with the bottom of the text, and the running heads (if
With lots of help from Adam and some tinkering on my own, here's what seems
to be working best for me:
\setupinterlinespace[stretch=0.08]
\setuptolerance[vertical,stretch]
\setupalign[height]
This produces a flush bottom with very even interline and interparagraph
spacing, all vertically justifie
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005, Peter Münster wrote:
> > btw, tabulate is the most clever with paragraphs
>
> Yes, but not multi-page... :(
Oh, pardon, that's wrong. Of course, tabulate *can* do multi-page, but not
the other features, that I need...
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Hans Hagen said this at Mon, 14 Feb 2005 09:45:15 +0100:
>\setuplayout[height=10cm] \setuptolerance[vertical,verytolerant]
>
>\setupalign[line]
Okay, that's the command I *should* have found, right? :) Sigh, and it's
right there in the manual.
What I found today was \alignbottom (and its relative
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005, Hans Hagen wrote:
> Peter Münster wrote:
>
> > while playing around with starttables, footnotes and paragraphs in
> > starttables, I found some problems. Here is the first one, I would like to
> > get a paragraph in 2 columns:
> >
> > \def\SomeText{\dorecurse{20}{hallo }}
>
Peter Münster wrote:
while playing around with starttables, footnotes and paragraphs in
starttables, I found some problems. Here is the first one, I would like to
get a paragraph in 2 columns:
\def\SomeText{\dorecurse{20}{hallo }}
\starttext
\starttables[s1|p(13em)|l|p(13em)|]
\VL \SomeText \VL xxx
Peter Münster wrote:
% \setupalign[bottom]
has to do with depth but does not always work
Hans
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Hello,
here a problem with \note and \footnotetext in \starttables. Only one
footnote is possible:
\starttext
\starttables[|p(13em)|p(13em)|]
\VL SomeText \VL SomeText\note[n1] \VL \AR \footnotetext[n1]{1. note}
\dorecurse{50}{\VL SomeText \VL SomeText \VL \AR}
%\VL SomeText \VL SomeText\note[n2]
Hello,
while playing around with starttables, footnotes and paragraphs in
starttables, I found some problems. Here is the first one, I would like to
get a paragraph in 2 columns:
\def\SomeText{\dorecurse{20}{hallo }}
\starttext
\starttables[s1|p(13em)|l|p(13em)|]
\VL \SomeText \VL xxx \VL \SomeTex
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005, Hans Hagen wrote:
> \setupalign[line]
It seems, that this command does just the same as the LaTeX \flushbottom,
very fine, thank you!
> % \setupalign[bottom]
What's the meaning of this one?
Cheers, Peter
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Hello,
to get the footnotes vertically aligned, a \setupindenting[none] is needed:
\setupindenting[small]
\starttext
\startlocalfootnotes[n=0]
bla\footnote{1. note}
bla\footnote{2. note}
bla\footnote{3. note}
{\setupindenting[none]
\placelocalfootnotes}
\stoplocalfootnotes
\stoptext
Cheers, Peter
Hello,
here the next problem:
\starttext
\starttablehead
\HL
\stoptablehead
\starttables[|l|l|]
\dorecurse{50}{\VL SomeText \VL SomeText \VL \AR}
\stoptables
Problem: top margin on first page is bigger.
\stoptext
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Good evening.
Many thanks for your help. Basicly it works. Problem is that it spoils
formatting. Try the following example. The answers defined through block
are not serried, while the last one defined directly is. Could it be
solved somehow?
Many thanks once more.
M.K.
P.S. Does it mean that b
Michal Kvasnicka wrote:
Good evening.
How can I include \begin ... \end into a macro?
I have defined:
\defineblock[question]
\defineblock[answer]
\defineenumeration[question][location=serried, coupling=answer]
\defineenumeration[answer][location=serried, coupling=answer]
\hideblocks[
Good evening.
Is it possible to acces a inter-file cross-reference via web? I have
some documents for my students, all created with ConTeXt. Each chapter
in each document has a cross-reference. I can access one document from
another via web like this:
\goto{here}[URL(http://www.econ.muni.cz/
Good evening.
How can I include \begin ... \end into a macro?
I have defined:
\defineblock[question]
\defineblock[answer]
\defineenumeration[question][location=serried, coupling=answer]
\defineenumeration[answer][location=serried, coupling=answer]
\hideblocks[answer]
I'd like to simp
Hi,
In order to get rid of the pattern problems (no consistency in internals, funny
names, changing locations, changing names, etc) I decided to provide the option
to use context 'specific' pattern files, although ... the pattern files have
become quite generic and encoding independent.
For tho
Peter Münster wrote:
On Sat, 12 Feb 2005, Adam Lindsay wrote:
I *think* it's a multiple of \openlineheight by which the interline space
can vary +/-. So the factor cited above seems like it can cause a
variance of up to 16% in line spacing. (And I can imagine Hans is biting
his tongue on this beca
Jack M. Lyon wrote:
I figured out how to specify a minimum number of letters on a word break
(hyphenation). For example, I don't want ConTeXt to break "hard-ly." The
solution is in the manual; I just couldn't find it for a while. Here it is:
\installlanguage[en][lefthyphenmin=3,righthyphenmin=3]
\s
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