> Mari Voipio <mailto:mari.voipio@iki.fi>
> 29. März 2016 um 14:13
> Hello,
>
> after I updated to about newest ConTeXt, I found out that \fillinrules
> doesn't work any more as expected, i.e. instead of filling the rest of
> the first line, the rule now starts on the second line, below the text
> that precedes \fillinrules. This doesn't match the behaviour indicated
> in http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/fillinrules . Is this a bug
> or should I change something in my code? Now I have
>
>
> \setupfillinrules
> [n=1, %one rule per command \fillinrules
> width=broad] %leaves some space between the text and the line
>
> \starttext
>
> \fillinrules{Refractometer serial no:}
> \fillinrules{Customer:}
> \fillinrules{Address:}
> \fillinrules{Fax:}
> \fillinrules{Email:}
> \fillinrules{Sample description:}
> \fillinrules{Solvent (water/other):}
> \fillinrules{Laboratory method:}
> \fillinrules{Date:}
> \fillinrules{Data collected by:}
>
> \stoptext
It’s a \thinrules bug which inserts a line break when you have only a 
single line.

\starttext

Left \thinrules[n=1] Right

\blank

Left \thinrules[n=2] Right

\blank

Left \thinrules[n=3] Right

\stoptext

Wolfgang