Hi there, I encountered some problems with the built in units command in MKIV. I provide a minimal example which should demonstrate my problems. Maybe I am doing something wrong... Cheers, Andreas %%%%%MINIMAL EXAMPLE%%%%% \setupbodyfont[pagella] \starttext % this is just my default setting - if I comment the next line I get the same behaviour \setupunits[method=3,order=reverse,separator=small] \unit{11,1e-1 micro mol per second} \par %no effect if I change the separator (holds also for cdot) $\unit{11,1e-1 micro mol per second}$ \par %wrong spacing \unit{11,1e-1 per second} \par % one over is not working (no unit displayed) \unit{11,1e-1 / second} \par % one over not working (no unit displayed) \stoptext %%%%%MINIMAL EXAMPLE%%%%%
Le jeudi 29 novembre 2012, Andreas Mang a écrit :
Hi there,
I encountered some problems with the built in units command in MKIV. I provide a minimal example which should demonstrate my problems. Maybe I am doing something wrong...
\setupbodyfont[pagella] \starttext \unit{11,1e-1 micro mol per second} \par $\unit{11,1e-1 micro mol per second}$ \par \unit{11,1e-1 per second} \par \unit{11,1e-1 / second} \par \stoptext Don't know for the first two, but the last two should be replaced by: \unit{11,1e-1 inverse second}
All the best.
--
Romain Diss
Hi,
I still do have problems with a wrong spacing between number and unit in math mode (minimal example below). Clearly, I could do something like
$\alpha = $ \unit{1,2 meter}
but I think this is likely to result in problems with the look of the result in case this is close to a line break.
Cheers,
Andreas
%%%%%%%% MINIMAL EXAMPLE %%%%%%%%
\starttext
\unit{1,2 meter} % what I would expect
$\unit{1,2 meter}$ % wrong spacing
$\unit{1{,}2 meter}$ % there is no output after "1"
\stoptext
%%%%%%%% MINIMAL EXAMPLE %%%%%%%%
Am Nov 30, 2012 um 8:43 PM schrieb Romain Diss
Le jeudi 29 novembre 2012, Andreas Mang a écrit :
Hi there,
I encountered some problems with the built in units command in MKIV. I provide a minimal example which should demonstrate my problems. Maybe I am doing something wrong...
\setupbodyfont[pagella] \starttext \unit{11,1e-1 micro mol per second} \par $\unit{11,1e-1 micro mol per second}$ \par \unit{11,1e-1 per second} \par \unit{11,1e-1 / second} \par \stoptext Don't know for the first two, but the last two should be replaced by: \unit{11,1e-1 inverse second}
All the best.
-- Romain Diss
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Hi there,
sorry for being such a pain in the neck.
Is there going to be a solution considering the spacing problems with the use of units (native mkiv command) in near future (within 2-3 weeks)? If there is none and I am not doing something wrong, I'll add a local work around every time I use units. As this is much work, I'd appreciate if someone told me if this is something that might be fixed soon. If not I'm good - I just need to know.
Explanation of my problem: Maybe I am doing something wrong, but in the resulting document the spacing is bigger in math mode then in the text mode in case I use \units{...}. In particular, the distance for the decimal separator is as if I would type $1,2$ instead of $1{,}2$ (example: $\units{1,2}$).
Thanks.
Cheers,
Andreas
Am Dec 11, 2012 um 1:49 PM schrieb Andreas Mang
Hi,
I still do have problems with a wrong spacing between number and unit in math mode (minimal example below). Clearly, I could do something like
$\alpha = $ \unit{1,2 meter}
but I think this is likely to result in problems with the look of the result in case this is close to a line break.
Cheers, Andreas
%%%%%%%% MINIMAL EXAMPLE %%%%%%%% \starttext \unit{1,2 meter} % what I would expect
$\unit{1,2 meter}$ % wrong spacing
$\unit{1{,}2 meter}$ % there is no output after "1" \stoptext %%%%%%%% MINIMAL EXAMPLE %%%%%%%%
Am Nov 30, 2012 um 8:43 PM schrieb Romain Diss
: Le jeudi 29 novembre 2012, Andreas Mang a écrit :
Hi there,
I encountered some problems with the built in units command in MKIV. I provide a minimal example which should demonstrate my problems. Maybe I am doing something wrong...
\setupbodyfont[pagella] \starttext \unit{11,1e-1 micro mol per second} \par $\unit{11,1e-1 micro mol per second}$ \par \unit{11,1e-1 per second} \par \unit{11,1e-1 / second} \par \stoptext Don't know for the first two, but the last two should be replaced by: \unit{11,1e-1 inverse second}
All the best.
-- Romain Diss
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On 12/19/2012 7:18 PM, Andreas Mang wrote:
Hi there,
sorry for being such a pain in the neck.
Is there going to be a solution considering the spacing problems with the use of units (native mkiv command) in near future (within 2-3 weeks)? If there is none and I am not doing something wrong, I'll add a local work around every time I use units. As this is much work, I'd appreciate if someone told me if this is something that might be fixed soon. If not I'm good - I just need to know.
Explanation of my problem: Maybe I am doing something wrong, but in the resulting document the spacing is bigger in math mode then in the text mode in case I use \units{...}. In particular, the distance for the decimal separator is as if I would type $1,2$ instead of $1{,}2$ (example: $\units{1,2}$)..
can you try \appendtoks \disablemathpunctuation \to \everyunits
Thanks.
Cheers, Andreas
Am Dec 11, 2012 um 1:49 PM schrieb Andreas Mang
: Hi,
I still do have problems with a wrong spacing between number and unit in math mode (minimal example below). Clearly, I could do something like
$\alpha = $ \unit{1,2 meter}
but I think this is likely to result in problems with the look of the result in case this is close to a line break.
Cheers, Andreas
%%%%%%%% MINIMAL EXAMPLE %%%%%%%% \starttext \unit{1,2 meter} % what I would expect
$\unit{1,2 meter}$ % wrong spacing
$\unit{1{,}2 meter}$ % there is no output after "1" \stoptext %%%%%%%% MINIMAL EXAMPLE %%%%%%%%
Am Nov 30, 2012 um 8:43 PM schrieb Romain Diss
: Le jeudi 29 novembre 2012, Andreas Mang a écrit :
Hi there,
I encountered some problems with the built in units command in MKIV. I provide a minimal example which should demonstrate my problems. Maybe I am doing something wrong...
\setupbodyfont[pagella] \starttext \unit{11,1e-1 micro mol per second} \par $\unit{11,1e-1 micro mol per second}$ \par \unit{11,1e-1 per second} \par \unit{11,1e-1 / second} \par \stoptext Don't know for the first two, but the last two should be replaced by: \unit{11,1e-1 inverse second}
All the best.
-- Romain Diss
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Dear Hans,
On 12/19/2012 7:18 PM, Andreas Mang wrote:
Hi there,
sorry for being such a pain in the neck.
Is there going to be a solution considering the spacing problems with the use of units (native mkiv command) in near future (within 2-3 weeks)? If there is none and I am not doing something wrong, I'll add a local work around every time I use units. As this is much work, I'd appreciate if someone told me if this is something that might be fixed soon. If not I'm good - I just need to know.
Explanation of my problem: Maybe I am doing something wrong, but in the resulting document the spacing is bigger in math mode then in the text mode in case I use \units{...}. In particular, the distance for the decimal separator is as if I would type $1,2$ instead of $1{,}2$ (example: $\units{1,2}$)..
can you try
\appendtoks \disablemathpunctuation \to \everyunits
Thanks for looking into this. The problem with the decimal separator is solved. You made my day with just 4 commands! Just that you know: I still observe a tiny difference in the blank space between numbers and times symbol (\times) when comparing math mode to standard text mode (minimal example below). AFAIK this does not make a difference. If I find the time i might just put every unit stuff into math mode (for consistency reasons). So my document is ready for being published (in this respect). It just still lacks content :) Happy holidays to all of you. Andreas % MINIMAL EXAMPLE \appendtoks \disablemathpunctuation \to \everyunits \starttext \unit{1,2e3 meter} $\unit{1,2e3 meter}$ \stoptext % MINIMAL EXAMPLE
On 12/21/2012 7:36 PM, Andreas Mang wrote:
Just that you know: I still observe a tiny difference in the blank space between numbers and times symbol (\times) when comparing math mode to standard text mode (minimal example below). AFAIK this does not make a difference. If I find the time i might just put every unit stuff into math mode (for consistency reasons). So my document is ready for being published (in this respect). It just still lacks content :)
math spacing will always be somewhat different ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | voip: 087 875 68 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
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