From: Peter Rolf <indiego@gmx.net>
Subject: 'german' indention in radio field
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2004 10:11:25 +0200 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <416F862D.3080301@gmx.net> (raw)
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Hi there!
After a new installation of Texlife my radio field example (4.10.) works
(now?).
But if you simply add
\mainlanguage[de]
the first button is indented again. Hmmm...., it seems that my first example
was too minimal. I've also tried [en] and [dk]; no problems.
I have attached the tex-source and the resulting files (pdf,log).
Greetings,
Peter
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% interface=en output=pdftex
\enableregime[utf-8]
\mainlanguage[de] % !!!!
\setupcolors[state=start]
\setupinteraction[state=start]
\f
\starttext
\def\Buttonheight{8mm}
\def\Buttonwidth{40mm}
\def\ButtonUnselected#1{\framed[frame=off,strut=no,offset=overlay,align={right,lohi},
width=\Buttonwidth,height=\Buttonheight]
{\xii#1}}
\def\ButtonSelected#1{\framed[strut=no,offset=overlay,width=\Buttonwidth,height=\Buttonheight,
align={right,lohi},background=color,backgroundcolor=lightgray,frame=on]
{\xii#1}}
% graphics for active button (only one)
\definesymbol[TbuttonA] [{\ButtonUnselected{\hbox to 2em{~+~}Normal}}] % not selected (mouse pointer is not in area)
\definesymbol[TbuttonB] [{\ButtonSelected{\hbox to 2em{~+~}InArea}}] % selected
\definesymbol[TbuttonC] [{\ButtonSelected{\hbox to 2em{~+~}LMbutton}}] % + left mouse button
% graphics for inactive buttons
\definesymbol[TbuttonX] [{\ButtonUnselected{\hbox to 2em{}Normal}}]
\definesymbol[TbuttonY] [{\ButtonSelected{\hbox to 2em{}InArea}}]
\definesymbol[TbuttonZ] [{\ButtonSelected{\hbox to 2em{}LMbutton}}] % changes to active button, if lmbutton is released in area
% setup for single button
\setupfield[button]
[width=40mm,
height=8mm,
align=right,
distance=0mm,
fieldoffset=0bp,
offset=none,
strut=no,
depth=0pt,
frame=on,
]
% setup for radio field
\setupfield[radiofield][vertical] % same for horizontal+\hbox
[align=right,
distance=0mm,
offset=none,
strut=no,
fieldoffset=0mm,
frame=on,
empty=yes,
option=empty,
]
% Radio1 uses setup defined in 'radiofield'
\definefield[Radio1][radio][radiofield][Button1,Button2,Button3][Button1]
% ButtonN uses setup defined in 'button'
\definesubfield[Button1] [button] [{TbuttonA,TbuttonB,TbuttonC},{TbuttonX,TbuttonY,TbuttonZ}]
\definesubfield[Button2] [button] [{TbuttonA,TbuttonB,TbuttonC},{TbuttonX,TbuttonY,TbuttonZ}]
\definesubfield[Button3] [button] [{TbuttonA,TbuttonB,TbuttonC},{TbuttonX,TbuttonY,TbuttonZ}]
\noindent
\vbox{\forgetall
\field[Button1]
\field[Button2]
\field[Button3]
}
\stoptext
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