Dnia 2012-10-15, o godz. 23:19:06 Wolfgang Schuster napisał(a):

Am 15.10.2012 um 23:16 schrieb Marcin Borkowski :

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Hi there,

\placefigure[here]{none}{<image>} seems to actually typeset "none" as a caption. What do I do if I want no caption (not even the "Figure 1" thing, in fact)?

\placefigure[none,…]{}{…}

Wolfgang

Thanks a lot! Added a clarification to the wiki. Best, -- Marcin Borkowski http://octd.wmi.amu.edu.pl/en/Marcin_Borkowski Adam Mickiewicz University

Dnia 2012-10-15, o godz. 23:22:28 Marco Patzer napisał(a):

2012-10-15 Marcin Borkowski:

Hi Marcin

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\placefigure[here]{none}{<image>} seems to actually typeset "none" as a caption. What do I do if I want no caption (not even the "Figure 1" thing, in fact)?

\startplacefigure [location=none] \externalfigure [cow] \stopplacefigure

Interesting. Is \startplacefigure[location=...] ... \stopplacefigure equivalent to \placefigure[...]{}{...}? Best, -- Marcin Borkowski http://octd.wmi.amu.edu.pl/en/Marcin_Borkowski Adam Mickiewicz University

2012-10-15 Marcin Borkowski:

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\placefigure[here]{none}{<image>} seems to actually typeset "none" as a caption. What do I do if I want no caption (not even the "Figure 1" thing, in fact)?

\startplacefigure [location=none] \externalfigure [cow] \stopplacefigure

Interesting. Is

\startplacefigure[location=...] ... \stopplacefigure

equivalent to \placefigure[...]{}{...}?

Yes. \placefigure is the old syntax. \start…\stopplacefigure the new one. The new one uses a the key=value syntax also present in other MkIV commands. Compare: \startplacefigure [title=Lorem, reference=fig:lorem] … \stopplacefigure \startchapter [title=Lorem, reference=sec:lorem] … \stopchapter They are both supported, I personally stick to the new variant. I find the interface much more memorable. Marco

2012-11-12 Andy Thomas:

I guess, I do not understand the relation completely. Please compare the following

-- startcode --

\starttext % \chapter{One} \input tufte \placefigure[margin,none]{}{Let's put some text of at least two lines.} \placefigure[none,margin]{}{Let's put some text of at least two lines.} \input tufte \stoptext

-- stopcode --

The first one works as intended, the second one does not. Also, I cannot figure out the equivalent new syntax.

\placefigure[margin,none]{}{Let's put some text of at least two lines.}

\startplacefigure [location={margin, none}] Let's put some text of at least two lines. \stopplacefigure

\placefigure[none,margin]{}{Let's put some text of at least two lines.}

\startplacefigure [location={none, margin}] Let's put some text of at least two lines. \stopplacefigure

I tried 'caption=none' and 'location=none'.

location=none works here: \startplacefigure [location=none] Let's put some text of at least two lines. \stopplacefigure

But even if the latter one would work, having a caption (or not) and placing the figure on the page are two different things?

The first argument of `location` determines the location of the figure, the second one the location of the caption. If only one argument is provided, it is used for both. So the following statements have the same effect. \startplacefigure [location={none, none}] Let's put some text of at least two lines. \stopplacefigure \startplacefigure [location=none] Let's put some text of at least two lines. \stopplacefigure That's the reason why the figure in your second example is not placed in the margin. Marco