Oliver Buerschaper wrote:
>>> What's the correct way of piping this to MetaFun? Putting
>>>
>>> DefaultRuleThickness := \defaultrulethickness;
>>>
>>> into each "\startuseMPgraphic{}" block works, but how can I define
>>> this globally? Moving it into "\startMPinclusions" creates a scope
>>> proble
>> What's the correct way of piping this to MetaFun? Putting
>>
>> DefaultRuleThickness := \defaultrulethickness;
>>
>> into each "\startuseMPgraphic{}" block works, but how can I define
>> this globally? Moving it into "\startMPinclusions" creates a scope
>> problem … see also the other thread abo
Oliver Buerschaper wrote:
>>> OK. However, this doesn't seem to scale properly within the same font
>>> … try the following:
>>>
>>> ---
>>> \edef\defaultrulethickness{\the\fontdimen8\textfont3}
>> That is because of the \edef. Changing to a plain \def should help:
>>
>> \def\defaultrulethickness
>> OK. However, this doesn't seem to scale properly within the same font
>> … try the following:
>>
>> ---
>> \edef\defaultrulethickness{\the\fontdimen8\textfont3}
>
> That is because of the \edef. Changing to a plain \def should help:
>
> \def\defaultrulethickness{\the\fontdimen8\textfont3\relax
Oliver Buerschaper wrote:
>> Sorry I missed this thread earlier. The default rule thickness in
>> is the eight font parameter of the fonts in math family 3. A bare
>> context file with the standard 12pt fonts gives the value 0.47998pt.
>> You can get the value via :
>>
>> \edef\defautlrulethickne
> Sorry I missed this thread earlier. The default rule thickness in
> is the eight font parameter of the fonts in math family 3. A bare
> context file with the standard 12pt fonts gives the value 0.47998pt.
> You can get the value via :
>
> \edef\defautlrulethickness{\the\fontdimen8\textfont3}
>
Oliver Buerschaper wrote:
>
> this seems to be true in general. (Hans, Taco, can you confirm this
> officially?)
Sorry I missed this thread earlier. The default rule thickness in
is the eight font parameter of the fonts in math family 3. A bare
context file with the standard 12pt fonts gives th
> The rule is between 0.4pt and 0.5pt
>
> \starttext
> \dontleavehmode
> \scale[factor=200]{$1 \over 2$}
> \scale[factor=200]{$1 \above .47pt 2$}
> \stoptext
Lovely! This applies to ConTeXt's default font size of 12pt, doesn't
it? Hence we would have the following linear relation if the thicknes
On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 12:21 PM, Bruno Voisin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Le 6 août 08 à 09:34, Oliver Buerschaper a écrit :
>
>> does someone know how to find out the current value of
>> default_rule_thickness in a (La)TeX document? TeX uses it to determine the
>> line width of fraction bars and
