Hi! I'm using muse for writing some astrological notes while studying and noticed there is problem with spacing after using symbols from 'mvs'. Here is the test file: \usesymbols[mvs] \setupsymbolset [astronomic] \setupsymbolset [zodiac] \starttext This is Mesha \symbol[Aries] and this \symbol[Cancer] is Kataka. Let's see \symbol[Sun] too. \stoptext Am I doing something wrong here? I tried with both mkii and mkiv, but the result is the same. Sincerely, Gour
Gour wrote:
Hi!
I'm using muse for writing some astrological notes while studying and noticed there is problem with spacing after using symbols from 'mvs'.
Here is the test file:
\usesymbols[mvs] \setupsymbolset [astronomic] \setupsymbolset [zodiac]
\starttext
This is Mesha \symbol[Aries] and this \symbol[Cancer] is Kataka. Let's see \symbol[Sun] too.
\stoptext
Am I doing something wrong here?
\symbol[] gobbles following spaces, because it also has a second argument for the symbol set. Use one of these to stop it from doing so: {\symbol[Sun]} \symbol{sun} \symbol[zodiac][Sun] Best wishes, Taco
"Taco" == Taco Hoekwater
writes:
Hi Taco, That was quick answer. Thanks a lot. Taco> \symbol[] gobbles following spaces, because it also has a second Taco> argument for the symbol set. Use one of these to stop it from Taco> doing so: The 2nd one looks optimal when symbol set is globally invoked. It looks like wiki need some update... Sincerely, Gour
Gour wrote:
"Taco" == Taco Hoekwater
writes: Hi Taco,
That was quick answer. Thanks a lot.
Taco> \symbol[] gobbles following spaces, because it also has a second Taco> argument for the symbol set. Use one of these to stop it from Taco> doing so:
The 2nd one looks optimal when symbol set is globally invoked.
It *is* optional, that is it. Optionality implies space-eating. Best wishes, Taco
"Taco" == Taco Hoekwater
writes:
Taco> It *is* optional, that is it. Optionality implies space-eating. OK. Thanks. In the muse (emacs publishing) now I can write <aries> and it expands as \symbol{Aries} in 'published' ConTeXt document, so I can configure tag-mechanism to do \symbol[zodiac][Aries] as well. Otherwise, it would be much more convenient to just type 2nd option - in lyx/latex one just types \Aries. Sincerely, Gour
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