Context-like?

Context-like?

[David Arnold]

Hello,

This works, it doesn't seem very Context-like. Any suggestions?

You are not limited to single characters in naming variables and
parameters. There are some naming conventions, but equations such
as

\midaligned{\type{fish' = growth_rate * fish * (1 - fish/6)}}

\noindenting and parameters such as

\midaligned{\type{growth_rate=0.20}}

\noindenting are equally valid.

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Re: Context-like?

[Hans Hagen]

At 11:25 AM 6/1/2000 -0700, David Arnold wrote:

>This works, it doesn't seem very Context-like. Any suggestions?
>
>You are not limited to single characters in naming variables and
>parameters. There are some naming conventions, but equations such
>as
>
>\midaligned{\type{fish' = growth_rate * fish * (1 - fish/6)}}
>
>\noindenting and parameters such as
>
>\midaligned{\type{growth_rate=0.20}}
>
>\noindenting are equally valid.

You want-it context, you got it: 

\definetyping
  [somecode]
  [before={\startalignment[middle]},
   after=\stopalignment,
   indentnext=no]

\setupindenting
  [medium]

test test 

\startsomecode
test test
\stopsomecode

test test

\startsomecode
test test
\stopsomecode 

test test 

[maybe I should add align=middle as option]

Hans

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