whitespace

whitespace

[Hans van der Meer]

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Why does \startframedtext does not honor the outside setting by  
\setupwhitespace? And do I have to use inner?
Here follows a minimal example
\starttext
\setupwhitespace[big]
line1\par line2\par
% next no big space between the lines
\startframedtext
line1\par line2\par
\stopframedtext
% next has big space between the lines
\startframedtext[inner={\setupwhitespace[big]}]
line1\par line2\par
\stopframedtext
\stoptext

Hans van der Meer




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Re: whitespace

[Taco Hoekwater]

Hans van der Meer wrote:
> Why does \startframedtext does not honor the outside setting 
> by \setupwhitespace? 

Because its contents are most often used as a kind of
inline figure, where normal paragraph spacing does not
apply.

Greetings, Taco

Re: several questions

[Jorge Manuel de Almeida Magalhães]

Hi to all

I have some questions for you. Please help me:

1. Did you know a way to make a list of tables (natural tables \bTable 
\eTable)? For the Figures it is very easy:

\placelist[figure][alternative=c,aligntitle=no,width=4em]

but

\placelist[table][alternative=c,aligntitle=no,width=4em]

  d'ont works


2. Did you know how to force the section number to start in the number  
0, not in 1 (default)?

3. In the top of my file I use \language[pt], but it d'ont work. For 
example, in the figure caption I have "Figure" but I need "Figura" and 
so on


Thanks a lot

have a nice day

Jorge

Re: several questions

[Peter Münster]

On Sat, 29 Jul 2006, Jorge Manuel de Almeida Magalhães wrote:

> \placelist[table][alternative=c,aligntitle=no,width=4em]
> 
>   d'ont works

\starttext
\placelist[table][alternative=c,aligntitle=no,width=4em]
\placetable{bla}{bla}
\stoptext

works for me.

> 3. In the top of my file I use \language[pt], but it d'ont work. For 
> example, in the figure caption I have "Figure" but I need "Figura" and 
> so on

You could try \mainlanguage[pt].

Cheers, Peter

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Re: several questions

[Hans Hagen]

� wrote:
> Hi to all
>
> I have some questions for you. Please help me:
>
> 1. Did you know a way to make a list of tables (natural tables \bTable 
> \eTable)? For the Figures it is very easy:
>
> \placelist[figure][alternative=c,aligntitle=no,width=4em]
>
> but
>
> \placelist[table][alternative=c,aligntitle=no,width=4em]
>
>   d'ont works
>   
hm, do you have a small example file showing this?
> 3. In the top of my file I use \language[pt], but it d'ont work. For 
>   
only \mainlanguage triggers a full language switch; \language is mostly 
used for parts of the text being in another languag ethamn the main 
language

Hans


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Re: several questions

[Miguel Queiros]

> I have some questions for you. Please help me:
> 
> 1. Did you know a way to make a list of tables (natural tables \bTable 
> \eTable)? For the Figures it is very easy:
> 
> \placelist[figure][alternative=c,aligntitle=no,width=4em]
> 
> but
> 
> \placelist[table][alternative=c,aligntitle=no,width=4em]
> 
>   d'ont works

For figures and tables I used \r\completelistoffigures\r and
\completelistoftables . Will it work for you ?

> 3. In the top of my file I use \language[pt], but it d'ont work. For 
> example, in the figure caption I have "Figure" but I need "Figura" and 
> so on

You should use \mainlanguage[pt] as someone already mentioned.

You might also need to know the following, as I'v had the need
to use it already. As far as I remember \setuplabeltext
was used in the to change the word "see" in index (O Indice
Remissivo em Portugues). The other ones I believe are easy to
understand.

\setupheadtext[pt][content=Índice]
\setupheadtext[pt][figures=Lista de Figuras]
\setupheadtext[pt][tables=Lista de Tabelas]
\setupheadtext[pt][index=Índice Remissivo]
\setuplabeltext[pt][see=ver ]

Miguel Queirós

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Re: several questions

[Taco Hoekwater]

Jorge Manuel de Almeida Magalhães wrote:
> 
> 2. Did you know how to force the section number to start in the number  
> 0, not in 1 (default)?

That took some experimenting:

   \setuphead[section][chapternumber=yes]
   \setuphead[chapter][after={\setupheadnumber[section][-1]}]

Cheers,
Taco