If I do something like:
\startbuffer[version]20230529a\stopbuffer Version: \getbuffer[version]-en
I get whitespace between the content of the buffer and “-en”
What is the proper LMTX way to do this?
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If I do something like:
\startbuffer[version]20230529a\stopbuffer Version: \getbuffer[version]-en
I get whitespace between the content of the buffer and “-en”
What is the proper LMTX way to do this?
You need the \inlinebuffer command
\starttext
\startbuffer[version] 20230529a \stopbuffer
Version: \inlinebuffer[version]-en
\stoptext
but buffers aren't the right tool to store strings like version information.
One alternative solution is to set the string with the \setupdocument command.
\setupdocument [version=20230529a]
\starttext
Version: \documentvariable{version}-en
\stoptext
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