Indentation after margin float with caption
Dear list, is it possible to have a margin figure with caption, and automatically have the next paragraph indented? Look at the example below (pdf result attached). If I add the none argument to the float, then the next paragraph is indented. Otherwise not. Is it a bug or a feature? Best regards, Mikael \setupindenting[yes,medium] \setupfloats[indentafter=yes] \starttext \input tufte \placefigure[outermargin,middle]{}{\blackrule[width=1cm,height=1cm]} This should be indented, but it is not! \input tufte \input tufte \placefigure[outermargin,middle,none]{}{\blackrule[width=1cm,height=1cm]} This should be indented, and it is! But I want the caption. \input tufte \stoptext
On Fri, Sep 2, 2016 at 9:47 AM, Mikael P. Sundqvist
Dear list,
is it possible to have a margin figure with caption, and automatically have the next paragraph indented? Look at the example below (pdf result attached). If I add the none argument to the float, then the next paragraph is indented. Otherwise not. Is it a bug or a feature?
Best regards, Mikael
\setupindenting[yes,medium]
\setupfloats[indentafter=yes]
\starttext
\input tufte
\placefigure[outermargin,middle]{}{\blackrule[width=1cm,height=1cm]}
This should be indented, but it is not! \input tufte
\input tufte
\placefigure[outermargin,middle,none]{}{\blackrule[width=1cm,height=1cm]}
This should be indented, and it is! But I want the caption. \input tufte \stoptext
Dear all, since I got no answer here I cross posted on stackexchange (see http://tex.stackexchange.com/q/328147/52406). Now, I got a solution to this from Aditya. It seems that it is not yet clear to me (or Aditya, as far as I understand from the reply) which float placements that respects the \setupfloats[indentnext=yes] and which not. Or more importantly, why. To make this email thread more complete, the solution of Aditya adds \unprotect \def\page_one_place_float_auto {\page_one_place_float_otherwise\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_bottom {\page_one_place_float_otherwise\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_margin {\page_margin_blocks_process_float\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_leftmargin {\page_one_place_float_side_indeed\page_sides_process_float_leftmargin\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_rightmargin{\page_one_place_float_side_indeed\page_sides_process_float_rightmargin\nonoindentation} \protect (this kind of solution was also suggested in 2011 in an old thread, see https://mailman.ntg.nl/pipermail/ntg-context/2011/058152.html) /Mikael PS I have a couple of more questions on the list that has not got any response. I hope you don't mind me cross posting on stackexchange in these cases.
Mikael P. Sundqvist mailto:mickep@gmail.com 6. September 2016 um 21:07
Dear all,
since I got no answer here I cross posted on stackexchange (see http://tex.stackexchange.com/q/328147/52406). Now, I got a solution to this from Aditya. It seems that it is not yet clear to me (or Aditya, as far as I understand from the reply) which float placements that respects the \setupfloats[indentnext=yes] and which not. Or more importantly, why.
To make this email thread more complete, the solution of Aditya adds
\unprotect \def\page_one_place_float_auto {\page_one_place_float_otherwise\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_bottom {\page_one_place_float_otherwise\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_margin {\page_margin_blocks_process_float\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_leftmargin {\page_one_place_float_side_indeed\page_sides_process_float_leftmargin\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_rightmargin{\page_one_place_float_side_indeed\page_sides_process_float_rightmargin\nonoindentation} \protect When backwards compatiblity is a reason for not changing this adding a hook can be solution, e.g.
-\def\page_one_place_float_auto {\page_one_place_float_otherwise} +\def\page_one_place_float_auto {\page_one_place_float_otherwise\rootfloatparameter\c!next} which can be used with \setupfloat[next=\indentation] Wolfgang
On Tue, 6 Sep 2016, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Mikael P. Sundqvist mailto:mickep@gmail.com 6. September 2016 um 21:07
Dear all,
since I got no answer here I cross posted on stackexchange (see http://tex.stackexchange.com/q/328147/52406). Now, I got a solution to this from Aditya. It seems that it is not yet clear to me (or Aditya, as far as I understand from the reply) which float placements that respects the \setupfloats[indentnext=yes] and which not. Or more importantly, why.
To make this email thread more complete, the solution of Aditya adds
\unprotect \def\page_one_place_float_auto {\page_one_place_float_otherwise\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_bottom {\page_one_place_float_otherwise\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_margin {\page_margin_blocks_process_float\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_leftmargin {\page_one_place_float_side_indeed\page_sides_process_float_leftmargin\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_rightmargin{\page_one_place_float_side_indeed\page_sides_process_float_rightmargin\nonoindentation} \protect When backwards compatiblity is a reason for not changing this adding a hook can be solution, e.g.
-\def\page_one_place_float_auto {\page_one_place_float_otherwise} +\def\page_one_place_float_auto {\page_one_place_float_otherwise\rootfloatparameter\c!next}
which can be used with \setupfloat[next=\indentation]
In the move to MkII to MkIV, there have been many changes that are not backward compatible. So, I am not in favor of adding a new key when we already have an indentnext key just for the sake of backward compatibility. It will be nice if all the location alternatives in setupfloat honored the indentnext key. It is really awkaward that when indentnext=yes (or auto) location=top and location=bottom behave differently. If backward compatibility is really important, we could add a mechanism to control the indentnext key for each location; but that would add too much complexity to the code for very little benefit. If one wants to mix floats that indent the next paragraph with floats that don't indent the next paragraph, it is possible to define different types of floats (with the same counters and lists) such that indentnext=yes for one type and indentnext=no for the other. Aditya
On Tue, 6 Sep 2016, Mikael P. Sundqvist wrote:
\unprotect \def\page_one_place_float_auto {\page_one_place_float_otherwise\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_bottom {\page_one_place_float_otherwise\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_margin {\page_margin_blocks_process_float\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_leftmargin {\page_one_place_float_side_indeed\page_sides_process_float_leftmargin\nonoindentation} \def\page_one_place_float_rightmargin{\page_one_place_float_side_indeed\page_sides_process_float_rightmargin\nonoindentation} \protect
Actually, this should be: \unprotect \def\page_one_place_float_auto {\page_one_place_float_otherwise\useindentnextparameter\floatparameter} \def\page_one_place_float_bottom {\page_one_place_float_otherwise\useindentnextparameter\floatparameter} \def\page_one_place_float_margin {\page_margin_blocks_process_float\useindentnextparameter\floatparameter} \def\page_one_place_float_leftmargin {\page_one_place_float_side_indeed\page_sides_process_float_leftmargin\useindentnextparameter\floatparameter} \def\page_one_place_float_rightmargin{\page_one_place_float_side_indeed\page_sides_process_float_rightmargin\useindentnextparameter\floatparameter} \protect so that indentation is not forced, rather depends on indentnext key. Aditya
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