From: Hans Hagen <pragma@wxs.nl>
Cc: ntg-context@ntg.nl
Subject: Re: Math module alpha version
Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 10:29:04 +0100 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <381422E0.DDD62ECA@wxs.nl> (raw)
In-Reply-To: <14356.11862.866526.233863@PC709.wkap.nl>
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
> Hans> (4) \dotext cum suis can be combine with existing stuff in
> Hans> core-mat.tex
>
> Will check. But the idea is that this will stay a module, agreed?.
Sure. I like the idea of field related modules (chemistry, math,
humanities, etc).
> Hans> and \definefontsynonym[Math][MathRoman] which is only one
> Hans> call! Untested for \setmathfamilies, but when failing there
> Hans> it can be made to work.
>
> Clear. But this is still a hack. I want a 'mx' family along with 'mm',
> since \boldmath might well mean \serifmath or something. It all depends
> on how you define your headings.
Well, why not take \fam<15> for that? It's still free?
> I don't care about the name here, but lots of math really needs a
> sans-serif shape for identifiers and constants. (much like the way
> bold is used for vector notation). I think we can live without tt, but
> the sans is really needed.
Hm. Can we use the nnfam for that?
> Hans> (13) \let\samplerelation\hiderel
>
> Huh?
Well, isn't \hiderel (as you describe it) a sample fused to calculate
something (e.g. width) to be used later?
> OK, but style= doesn't make much sense then. Anyway, we are not
> limited by the latex commands
Right, so get rid of 'style' because it's a different animal, use either
'inner' or 'commands' (prefered).
> Just use
>
> \saveprimitive \mark
>
> then, with automatic addition of 'normal' by \saveprimitive?
Yes.
> Hm. The \listwidth is another latex artifact, and it is related to
> latex's list handling macros. This is actually a part of context I
> don't understand very well. Suppose I am in e.g. a nested
> \startsmaller or a second-level \item. Then where is the identation
> coming from? Is there a macro I can use to get at these values?
Context list macros just use left- and rightskip, which is why
startsmaller and itemize etc all work together. The \setlocalhsize gives
you the \localhsize you want, and then \leftskip is your margin.
> Hans> (21) .. incorrectly set .. this was rather on purpose -)
> Hans> Just beter avarage spacing with the normal correction macros
> Hans> but maybe the ams alternative shortskip macros take care of
> Hans> this.
>
> That's the idea.
Ok, then I simply wait and cross my fingers.
Hans
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1999-10-22 14:05 Taco Hoekwater
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1999-10-25 10:17 ` Taco Hoekwater
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