On 2011-03-27 Pontus Lurcock wrote:

On Sat 26 Mar 2011, Marco wrote:

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How to indent the paragraph after a \placefigure?

http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Reference/en/setupindenting says that \setupfloats[indentnext=yes] should give the desired result. (I haven't tested it, though.)

According to the manual \setupfloats[indentnext=yes] is the default behaviour. But it's not working, same result here: \setupindenting [yes, medium] \setupfloats [indentnext=yes] \starttext This line is indented as intended. \placefigure[auto][fig:somefigure]{My graphic}{} This is not, but I'd like it to be. This line is fine. \stoptext Marco

On 2011-03-27 Pontus Lurcock wrote:

Sorry, I think I misunderstood the problem the first time (since I didn't actually run your example until now). \setupfloats[indentnext=yes] (as I understand it) controls the behaviour after the float is actually placed in the output, rather than after the \placefigure... in the source.

I'd expect the blank line after the \placefigure to trigger indentation for the next paragraph,but this doesn't happen.

Unfortunately not, no.

I now remember seeing this problem while typesetting a thesis chapter. Going back to my source file, I see I worked around it in the most obvious way:

\setupindenting [yes, medium] \setupfloats [indentnext=yes] \starttext This line is indented as intended.

\placefigure[auto][fig:somefigure]{My graphic}{}

\indentation This is indented, but only because of the explicit command.

This line is fine. \stoptext

Maybe there is a better solution,

I hope so. Scattering the source with explicit indentation requests is not really desirable. Marco

On 2011-03-27 Wolfgang Schuster wrote:

Am 27.03.2011 um 00:22 schrieb Marco:

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On 2011-03-27 Pontus Lurcock wrote:

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On Sat 26 Mar 2011, Marco wrote:

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How to indent the paragraph after a \placefigure?

http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Reference/en/setupindenting says that \setupfloats[indentnext=yes] should give the desired result. (I haven't tested it, though.)

According to the manual \setupfloats[indentnext=yes] is the default behaviour. But it's not working, same result here:

It works when you drop the “auto” keyword.

Thanks. I don't really get the reason behind, but it works. Marco

On 2011-03-28 Pontus Lurcock wrote:

On Sun 27 Mar 2011, Marco wrote:

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It works when you drop the “auto” keyword.

Thanks. I don't really get the reason behind, but it works.

When I drop the ‘auto’ keyword it defaults to ‘here’, which does give the indentation (presumably because the figure now appears in the output at the same place as the \placefigure in the input) but it doesn't solve the problem for cases where the figure needs to be somewhere other than ‘here’.

Same here. But if you provide »top« for instance, then it works. Wolfgang came up with a better solution, see his post in this thread. Maybe the patch will go into the core. Marco

On 27-3-2011 11:14, Pontus Lurcock wrote:

On Sun 27 Mar 2011, Marco wrote:

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It works when you drop the “auto” keyword.

Thanks. I don't really get the reason behind, but it works.

When I drop the ‘auto’ keyword it defaults to ‘here’, which does give the indentation (presumably because the figure now appears in the output at the same place as the \placefigure in the input) but it doesn't solve the problem for cases where the figure needs to be somewhere other than ‘here’.

i can make that work but not now (mkiv-ing floats in later on the agenda) ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | voip: 087 875 68 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------

Am 28.03.2011 um 00:53 schrieb Hans Hagen:

On 27-3-2011 11:14, Pontus Lurcock wrote:

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On Sun 27 Mar 2011, Marco wrote:

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It works when you drop the “auto” keyword.

Thanks. I don't really get the reason behind, but it works.

When I drop the ‘auto’ keyword it defaults to ‘here’, which does give the indentation (presumably because the figure now appears in the output at the same place as the \placefigure in the input) but it doesn't solve the problem for cases where the figure needs to be somewhere other than ‘here’.

i can make that work but not now (mkiv-ing floats in later on the agenda)

I can confirm the missing indent after \placetable[page] After \placetable[page] there is also the page-header empty (no \getmarking[sectionnumber] nor \getmarking[section]) Steffen

On 2011-03-27 Wolfgang Schuster wrote:

Not sure if there are side effects but adding \nonoindentation to these two commands from strc-flt.mkiv help for the “auto” and “bottom” keywords.

- \def\somebottomfloat [#1]{\someelsefloat[#1]} - \def\someautofloat [#1]{\someelsefloat[#1]} + \def\someautofloat [#1]{\someelsefloat[#1]\nonoindentation} + \def\somebottomfloat [#1]{\someelsefloat[#1]\nonoindentation}

This works for me. Seems to be the best solution. Maye Hans can check if it causes side effects and change it in the source if it's unlikely to cause troubles. Marco