Re: Howto ... reference of sources

Re: Howto ... reference of sources

[Peter Jander]

> Earlier I tryed to put this reference into captions, but  after 
> generatin list of floats, this references appeared and the list was too 
> long. Is there any way to state text in caption but not in list of 
> float?
\nolist{ This text will only show in the caption, but not in the list of 
figures.}

Hope this helps,
Peter

Re: Howto ... reference of sources

[Jan Hon]

Dne čt 11. duben 2002 09:18 Peter Jander napsal(a):
> > Earlier I tryed to put this reference into captions, but  after
> > generatin list of floats, this references appeared and the list was too
> > long. Is there any way to state text in caption but not in list of
> > float?
>
> \nolist{ This text will only show in the caption, but not in the list of
> figures.}
This is fine but in the list are dots, they normaly shows that captions 
continue. But the reference is not a part of the name of float. Is there 
any way to force this dots not to appear.

I have one more question. How to write in Context this charecter § , I gues 
it is called single sign. I tryed \S like in TeX but it does not work. Any 
idea?
-- 
(:c) honza hon  <honzahon(at)centrum.cz>

Re: Howto ... reference of sources

[Peter Jander]

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> Dne  t 11. duben 2002 09:18 Peter Jander napsal(a):
> > > Earlier I tryed to put this reference into captions, but  after
> > > generatin list of floats, this references appeared and the list was too
> > > long. Is there any way to state text in caption but not in list of
> > > float?
> >
> > \nolist{ This text will only show in the caption, but not in the list of
> > figures.}
> This is fine but in the list are dots, they normaly shows that captions 
> continue. But the reference is not a part of the name of float. Is there 
> any way to force this dots not to appear.
You can redefine \nolist in the setup of your document:
\def\nolist#1{}

Peter

NB 
Hans, 
if you have spare time on your hands :-), I think a \setupnolist 
command to avoid this low-level stuff would be helpful.

Re: Howto ... reference of sources

[Hans Hagen]

At 07:52 AM 4/11/2002 +0000, Peter Jander wrote:

>You can redefine \nolist in the setup of your document:
>\def\nolist#1{}

or: \let\nolist\gobbleoneargument

>if you have spare time on your hands :-), I think a \setupnolist
>command to avoid this low-level stuff would be helpful.

ah, spare time, where can i buy that, anyway, cleaning up lists is on my 
todo list (this nolist stuff is pretty old)

Hans
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Re[2]: Howto ... reference of sources

[Giuseppe Bilotta]

Sunday, April 14, 2002 Hans Hagen wrote:

HH> ah, spare time, where can i buy that, anyway, cleaning up lists is on my
HH> todo list (this nolist stuff is pretty old)

Is cleaning the todo list on your todo list as well? :-D

--
Giuseppe "Oblomov" Bilotta

Re[2]: Howto ... reference of sources

[Hans Hagen]

At 02:10 PM 4/15/2002 +0200, Giuseppe Bilotta wrote:

>Sunday, April 14, 2002 Hans Hagen wrote:
>
>HH> ah, spare time, where can i buy that, anyway, cleaning up lists is on my
>HH> todo list (this nolist stuff is pretty old)
>
>Is cleaning the todo list on your todo list as well? :-D

actually i'm cleaning up my desk now (a real mess, extended to the floor) 
and i just fetched a new basket for these 'small todo' notes -)

real paperwork, not electronically, was there anything on your 
'for-hans-to-do-list' left?

[reminds me, italian does use << >> and these are now redone on behalf of 
french, how about spacing around them]

Hans
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Re[3]: Howto ... reference of sources

[Giuseppe Bilotta]

Monday, April 15, 2002 Hans Hagen wrote:

HH> real paperwork, not electronically, was there anything on your 
HH> 'for-hans-to-do-list' left?

Uhm. Can't think of any right now. I suspended the document with
all the floats and tables by now, soooooooo ...

Ok, a couple of things that come to mind:

(1) both left and right floats on the same paragraph.
(2) side-by-side floats
(3) split floats (important for long tables, floating.)
(4) multiple paragraphs shaped around a single float (imagine a
long but thin picture, and two or three paragraphs shaped around
it); thus, automatic heritage of the remaining parshape (this
shouldn't be hard to do in e-TeX).

HH> [reminds me, italian does use << >> and these are now redone on behalf of 
HH> french, how about spacing around them]

(5) complete encoding vectors
(6) multiple speech-like quoting. (So that I can define a
speech-like quoting for speech, one for thoughts, etc.)

--
Giuseppe "Oblomov" Bilotta

Re: Re[3]: Howto ... reference of sources

[Patrick Gundlach]

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Hello Giuseppe,

> (5) complete encoding vectors

you mean the enco-{ans,tbo,ec}.tex? I am working on this, 95% finished, 
sending Hans by the end of the week. regi-il1 needs some work, too but I 
have not looked into this too deeply.

-- 
Viele Grüße, 

    Patrick Gundlach

PS: sorry Hans, I have sent you a copy by accident.

Re[5]: Howto ... reference of sources

[Giuseppe Bilotta]

Tuesday, April 16, 2002 Patrick Gundlach wrote:

PG> Hello Giuseppe,

>> (5) complete encoding vectors

PG> you mean the enco-{ans,tbo,ec}.tex? I am working on this, 95% finished, 
PG> sending Hans by the end of the week. regi-il1 needs some work, too but I 
PG> have not looked into this too deeply.

Thank you very much. I enormously appreciate your work.

-- 
Giuseppe "Oblomov" Bilotta