On /Mon Apr 22 18:59:07 CEST 2013, Hans Hagen wrote: /
On 4/22/2013 4:24 PM, Lars Huttar wrote:
/ On /Fri Apr 19 21:36:41 CEST 2013 /Hans Hagen wrote: />>/ On 4/18/2013 11:13 PM, Lars Huttar wrote: />>>/ / \definecolumnset [abbcolumn] [n=2,distance=5mm,balancing=yes] />>/ />/ />>/ />/ \setupcolumnsetlines[abbcolumn][1][1][60] />>/ />/ \setupcolumnsetlines[abbcolumn][1][2][60] />>/ / />>/ the 60 exceeds the number of lines />/ />/ Hans, thanks for responding. />/ />/ I don't understand the above statement. What number of lines does 60 />/ exceed? Is there a hard-coded limit? (We didn't seem to have a problem />/ with this code before we migrated from XeTeX / mkii to LuaTeX / mkiv, />/ but I couldn't guarantee what else is different.) / Column sets allocates a box for each line but does that dynamically (i.e. at the start of a columnset) but the min/max settings in the above command don't check for that so if you have a 55 line layout you get an overflow.
OK, I think I understand now.
/ Is there a workaround for us now? / I've added a check.
I'm not sure what this means. I guess it will prevent the error message from occurring. Is it something I would get from a nightly development snapshot? If so, where do I find it? But it also sounds like there's no point in our having a setting of 60 lines when there are only 42 lines in our layout (that's the number above which this error occurs). So I need to either tweak our layout, or reduce the number of lines I'm asking for in a columnset. Thanks, Lars
/ I could leave out the \setupcolumnsetlines commands for the moment, and />/ hope we don't overflow the page. Actually I'm not sure what will happen />/ if we leave the number of lines at the default (which is apparently zero?). / no, more like 55 or so (depends on the layout settings)
/ Regards, />/ Lars />/ />>/ />>>/ / \starttext />>/ />/ \startcolumnset[abbcolumn] />>/ />/ foo />>/ />/ \stopcolumnset />>/ />/ \stoptext />>/ / />>/ i'll add a check />>/ />>/ (i will redo columnsets at some point in a more mkiv-ish way) />>/ />>/ Hans />