can \REGISTER[key]{term} modify typesetting (adding space)?
In my setup, i have an index of names: \defineregister[Nome][...] The indexing of names can be toggled with a mode: --mode=AddNames The setup is something like this: \startmode[AddNames] \Name[key]{term}\xmlflush{#1} \stopmode \startnotmode[AddNames] \xmlflush{#1} \stopnotmode I noticed that \Name[key]{term} adds some space, leading to a different typesetting of the paragraph in rare cases (especially in a paragraph full of names). Can \Name[key]{term} add some space, or should i look for a different bug in my setup? Sorry, no MWE; i tried, but i could not reproduce the problem in a minimal example. Massimiliano
On 11/27/2018 05:38, mf wrote:
In my setup, i have an index of names:
\defineregister[Nome][...]
The indexing of names can be toggled with a mode: --mode=AddNames
The setup is something like this:
\startmode[AddNames] \Name[key]{term}\xmlflush{#1} \stopmode \startnotmode[AddNames] \xmlflush{#1} \stopnotmode
I noticed that \Name[key]{term} adds some space, leading to a different typesetting of the paragraph in rare cases (especially in a paragraph full of names).
Can \Name[key]{term} add some space, or should i look for a different bug in my setup?
Sorry, no MWE; i tried, but i could not reproduce the problem in a minimal example.
This has been a long-standing issue with registers in straight (non-XML) code. I always follow a \index{} with a % to avoid it. I suspect that will help here as well, splitting onto two lines, as \Name[key]{term}% \xmlflush{#1} or perhaps \Name[key]{term}\letterpercent \xmlflush{#1} Have you tried this? (I cannot construct an MWE at this point either.) -- Rik
On 11/27/2018 08:43, Rik Kabel wrote:
On 11/27/2018 05:38, mf wrote:
In my setup, i have an index of names:
\defineregister[Nome][...]
The indexing of names can be toggled with a mode: --mode=AddNames
The setup is something like this:
\startmode[AddNames] \Name[key]{term}\xmlflush{#1} \stopmode \startnotmode[AddNames] \xmlflush{#1} \stopnotmode
I noticed that \Name[key]{term} adds some space, leading to a different typesetting of the paragraph in rare cases (especially in a paragraph full of names).
Can \Name[key]{term} add some space, or should i look for a different bug in my setup?
Sorry, no MWE; i tried, but i could not reproduce the problem in a minimal example.
This has been a long-standing issue with registers in straight (non-XML) code. I always follow a \index{} with a % to avoid it. I suspect that will help here as well, splitting onto two lines, as
\Name[key]{term}% \xmlflush{#1}
or perhaps
\Name[key]{term}\letterpercent \xmlflush{#1}
Have you tried this?
(I cannot construct an MWE at this point either.)
And now I can construct it, so here is a not-necessarily-minimal example. Note that the problem occurs in footnotes (and endnotes, left as an exercise to the curious). \setuppapersize[A9] \starttext \startparagraph Text \startfootnote Text \stopfootnote \stopparagraph \startparagraph \index{Strumpf} Text \startfootnote \index{Strumpf} Text \stopfootnote \stopparagraph\startparagraph Text \startfootnote \index{Strumpf}% Text \stopfootnote \stopparagraph \stoptext With the result: -- Rik
The space after the register entry is only ignored when you put it before the start of a paragraph because ConTeXt saves the content and flushes it at the start of the next paragraph. When the register entry appear within in a paragraph or when TeX is in horizontal mode (like in your footnote) the space after the argument stays and appears in the text. In this case you have to put a comment after it to ignore the space which is generated from the line break in your document. Wolfgang Rik Kabel schrieb am 27.11.18 um 21:17:
On 11/27/2018 08:43, Rik Kabel wrote:
On 11/27/2018 05:38, mf wrote:
In my setup, i have an index of names:
\defineregister[Nome][...]
The indexing of names can be toggled with a mode: --mode=AddNames
The setup is something like this:
\startmode[AddNames] \Name[key]{term}\xmlflush{#1} \stopmode \startnotmode[AddNames] \xmlflush{#1} \stopnotmode
I noticed that \Name[key]{term} adds some space, leading to a different typesetting of the paragraph in rare cases (especially in a paragraph full of names).
Can \Name[key]{term} add some space, or should i look for a different bug in my setup?
Sorry, no MWE; i tried, but i could not reproduce the problem in a minimal example.
This has been a long-standing issue with registers in straight (non-XML) code. I always follow a \index{} with a % to avoid it. I suspect that will help here as well, splitting onto two lines, as
\Name[key]{term}% \xmlflush{#1}
or perhaps
\Name[key]{term}\letterpercent \xmlflush{#1}
Have you tried this?
(I cannot construct an MWE at this point either.)
And now I can construct it, so here is a not-necessarily-minimal example. Note that the problem occurs in footnotes (and endnotes, left as an exercise to the curious).
\setuppapersize[A9] \starttext \startparagraph Text \startfootnote Text \stopfootnote \stopparagraph \startparagraph \index{Strumpf} Text \startfootnote \index{Strumpf} Text \stopfootnote \stopparagraph\startparagraph Text \startfootnote \index{Strumpf}% Text \stopfootnote \stopparagraph \stoptext
With the result:
-- Rik
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On 11/27/2018 16:12, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
The space after the register entry is only ignored when you put it before the start of a paragraph because ConTeXt saves the content and flushes it at the start of the next paragraph.
When the register entry appear within in a paragraph or when TeX is in horizontal mode (like in your footnote) the space after the argument stays and appears in the text. In this case you have to put a comment after it to ignore the space which is generated from the line break in your document.
Wolfgang
Rik Kabel schrieb am 27.11.18 um 21:17:
And now I can construct it, so here is a not-necessarily-minimal example. Note that the problem occurs in footnotes (and endnotes, left as an exercise to the curious).
\setuppapersize[A9] \starttext \startparagraph Text \startfootnote Text \stopfootnote \stopparagraph \startparagraph \index{Strumpf} Text \startfootnote \index{Strumpf} Text \stopfootnote \stopparagraph\startparagraph Text \startfootnote \index{Strumpf}% Text \stopfootnote \stopparagraph \stoptext
With the result:
What is unexpected is that the space does not appear in the body (non-footnote) text of the second paragraph. The difference between handling in notes and in body text seems discordant.
-- Rik
Rik Kabel schrieb am 27.11.18 um 22:27:
What is unexpected is that the space does not appear in the body (non-footnote) text of the second paragraph. The difference between handling in notes and in body text seems discordant.
\startparagraph does *not* start a paragraph. In the two paragraphs in the following example it is always the word “Text” which start the paragraph. \setuppapersize[A9] \starttext \index{Strumpf} Text \startparagraph \index{Strumpf} Text \stopparagraph \stoptext Wolfgang
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