Hi, in order to write a command=... for \setuphead I am fighting with the following \framed: \starttext \showframe \def\TestFrame% {\hbox to \hsize\bgroup% \tbox{\midaligned\framed[frame=on,align=middle,width=0.85\textwidth] {{\kern0.75em}Test}}% \egroup} \TestFrame %Test% <- \stoptext I only want the framed "Test" to be at the same vertical position as the plain "Test" (please compare). Just how??? Thanks, Steffen
Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
Hi,
in order to write a command=... for \setuphead I am fighting with the following \framed:
\starttext \showframe
\def\TestFrame% {\hbox to \hsize\bgroup% \tbox{\midaligned\framed[frame=on,align=middle,width=0.85\textwidth]{{\kern0.75em}Test}}%
\egroup}
\TestFrame
%Test% <-
\stoptext
I only want the framed "Test" to be at the same vertical position as the plain "Test" (please compare).
Just how???
i'm not sure what you mean but \starttext \def\TestFrame {\dontleavehmode \inframed[align=middle,width=0.85\textwidth]{{\kern0.75em}Test}}% \TestFrame Test \stoptext puts them along side when making head commands, it often helps to put #1 as well as #2 in a framed and then box the whole a framed ends up as just a vbox with no depth (unless set) ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
Steffen Wolfrum schrieb:
Hi,
in order to write a command=... for \setuphead I am fighting with the following \framed:
\starttext \showframe
\def\TestFrame% {\hbox to \hsize\bgroup% \tbox{\midaligned\framed[frame=on,align=middle,width=0.85\textwidth] {{\kern0.75em}Test}}% \egroup}
\TestFrame
%Test% <-
\stoptext
I only want the framed "Test" to be at the same vertical position as the plain "Test" (please compare).
Just how???
\def\TestFrame% {\hbox to \hsize\bgroup \midaligned\framed[frame=on,align=middle,width=0.85\textwidth] {{\kern0.75em}Test}\egroup} but i'm also unsure what you exactly want to achieve ;) best wishes, peter
Thanks,
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Hi, sorry for my foggy post last night (02:50h ...) Hopefully this example makes it clearer: -- \starttext \showframe \definehead[EbeneFuenf] [subsubsubsection] \setupsection[section-6][conversion=characters,previousnumber=yes] \def\FuenfCommand#1{#1.} \def\CurrentEbeneFuenfNumber#1#2% {\hbox to \hsize\bgroup% \tbox{\midaligned \framed[offset=-0.5pt,frame=on,align=middle,width=0.85\textwidth] {{\FuenfCommand{\convertnumber{characters} {\countervalue{@@sesection-6}}}}{\kern0.75em}#2}}% \egroup} \setuphead[EbeneFuenf][command=\CurrentEbeneFuenfNumber]% using this command moves the line 2mm down?! \EbeneFuenf{Test} \stoptext -- I wanted to define a command with a fixed width in order to determine a maximum width for a section. But using this command (i.e. the "framed") also moves the section down about 2mm! How can this be avoided? Steffen
Steffen Wolfrum schrieb:
Hi,
sorry for my foggy post last night (02:50h ...)
Hopefully this example makes it clearer: --
\starttext \showframe
\definehead[EbeneFuenf] [subsubsubsection] \setupsection[section-6][conversion=characters,previousnumber=yes] \def\FuenfCommand#1{#1.}
\def\CurrentEbeneFuenfNumber#1#2% {\hbox to \hsize\bgroup% \tbox{\midaligned\framed[offset=-0.5pt,frame=on,align=middle,width=0.85\textwidth]{{\FuenfCommand{\convertnumber{characters}{\countervalue{@@sesection-6}}}}{\kern0.75em}#2}}%
\egroup}
\setuphead[EbeneFuenf][command=\CurrentEbeneFuenfNumber]% using this command moves the line 2mm down?!
% insert here \showboxes % see differences between \tbox and \hbox
\EbeneFuenf{Test}
\stoptext
-- I wanted to define a command with a fixed width in order to determine a maximum width for a section. But using this command (i.e. the "framed") also moves the section down about 2mm!
How can this be avoided?
have you tried my solution? same answer :) the \tbox does exactly what it should do (see p.85, context manual). use a \hbox instead and the text is (nearly, exactly?) on the same vertical position as plain text. but this highly depends on the offset of \framed. btw: you need the outer \hbox for the right total width and the inner \framed for the frame and alignment. why the \tbox or any additional box? best wishes, peter
Steffen
Am 29.08.2008 um 11:18 schrieb Peter Rolf:
Steffen Wolfrum schrieb:
Hi,
sorry for my foggy post last night (02:50h ...)
Hopefully this example makes it clearer: --
\starttext \showframe
\definehead[EbeneFuenf] [subsubsubsection] \setupsection[section-6][conversion=characters,previousnumber=yes] \def\FuenfCommand#1{#1.}
\def\CurrentEbeneFuenfNumber#1#2% {\hbox to \hsize\bgroup% \tbox{\midaligned \framed[offset=-0.5pt,frame=on,align=middle,width=0.85\textwidth] {{\FuenfCommand{\convertnumber{characters} {\countervalue{@@sesection-6}}}}{\kern0.75em}#2}}%
\egroup}
\setuphead[EbeneFuenf][command=\CurrentEbeneFuenfNumber]% using this command moves the line 2mm down?!
% insert here \showboxes % see differences between \tbox and \hbox
\EbeneFuenf{Test}
\stoptext
-- I wanted to define a command with a fixed width in order to determine a maximum width for a section. But using this command (i.e. the "framed") also moves the section down about 2mm!
How can this be avoided?
have you tried my solution?
yes, thank you, it just didn't work as expected: there still was a small vertical skip. this (provided by Wolfgang) is what i wanted to achieve: \def\CurrentEbeneFuenfNumber#1#2% {\midaligned{\inframed[width=.85\textwidth,align=middle] {#1\kern0.75em#2}}} thanks again for your efforts, steffen
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