Hi, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
This seems to be working fine. However, \intertext defined in amsmath.sty seems to be doing a lot more (I just can't figure out what it is doing?) Can someone suggest how to make the above command more robust on the lines of \intertext?
It inserts a post/pre-display skip&penalty pair around the intertext, then creates a \vbox for use a paragraph. The result is (almost) as if it the text was part of the 'normal' text flow between two displays. I cannot tell you if this would work exactly the same as expected in ConTeXt (needs further testing), but a context-like solution would look like this: \def\startintertext#1\stopintertext{% \noalign{\dointertext{#1}}\NR} \unexpanded\def\dointertext#1% {\penalty\postdisplaypenalty \afterdisplayspace % the matching \before... is not needed \vbox{\forgetall \noindent #1\par}% \penalty\postdisplaypenalty } Cheers, taco