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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2015-10-11 12:56, Wolfgang Schuster
wrote:<br>
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Is \limitatetext a option for you because unlike \doboundtext the
command is unexpandable?<br>
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\starttext<br>
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\doboundtext {Thus, I came to the conclusion that the designer of
a new system ...}{.5\textwidth}{...}<br>
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\limitatetext{Thus, I came to the conclusion that the designer of
a new system ...}{.5\textwidth}{...}<br>
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\stoptext<br>
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Is it an option of which I am aware, yes. Do I desire to use it, no.
Will I use it? Perhaps, if \doboundtext cannot be repaired. The
resulting page with \limitatetext has large rivers of white on the
page.<br>
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But more likely I will look for a hack to use \doboundtext to trim
the text before writing it to the list, even though it loses the
flexibility of computing the width dynamically.<br>
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Can you point to what changed between the 20150325 version and TL15
to break this?<br>
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-- <br>
Rik<br>
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