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Am 25.09.2013 um 21:54 schrieb Lars Huttar
On 9/24/2013 5:25 PM, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
On Tue, 24 Sep 2013, Lars Huttar wrote:
environment), and the second category only affects the "font" (and I'm still not clear on how the "body font" differs from the current font).
(Sorry for the terse replies...)
{\switchtobodyfont[14pt] Text $math$ \sans{Sans} \endgraf}
{\tfc Text $math$ \sans{Sans} \endgraf}
Aditya
I don't know how this answers the above question. Can anybody explain?
Clearly you're drawing a comparison between \switchtobodyfont[14pt] and \tfc. I've run the sample, and I see that, as in other samples earlier in this thread, \switchtobodyfont causes the interlinespace to be adjusted accordingly, and \tfc doesn't.
Is that intended to be an answer to 'how the "body font" differs from the current font'? And is the answer that the bodyfont is a conglomerate of more properties than just the font, including interlinespace?
You can’t expect from \tfa etc. to change the interlinespace because these commands can be used in your paragraphs to change the size of certain words only and in this case you don’t want a forced change of the interlinespace. To adapt the interlinespace when you now use \tfa etc. you have to add \setupinterlinespace to your code (arguments aren’t needed) to tell context to recalculate it. <example> \setuppapersize[A3] \starttext % Standard text size \begingroup \input ward \endgroup \blank % Bigger font size with standard linespacing \begingroup \tfd \the\bodyfontsize \input ward \endgroup \blank % Bigger font size with adapted linespacing \begingroup \tfd \setupinterlinespace \input ward \endgroup \blank % Larger bodyfont \begingroup \switchtobodyfont[25pt] \input ward \endgroup \stoptext </example> Wolfgang