Re: no grid for single par

Re: no grid for single par

[pragma]

>Hans Hagen wrote:
>> When in grid mode (multi columns) many commands will honor
the grid.=20
>
>Does that mean, that it can't work with one column?
>
>> \startlinecorrection
>>   whatever content
>> \stoplinecorrection

It does. 

>But that doesn't work in my environment:
>
>\definestartstop
>	[anmerkung]
>	[style=3Dsmall,grid=3Dno,
>	before=3D{\vfill\startlinecorrection},
>	after=3D\stoplinecorrection]
>
>TeX sets only one long line.
>And I don't know how I could use \vbox or like that
>within \definestartstop.
>
>> \snaptogrid\vbox{...} (or hbox)

[before={\startlinecorrection\vbox\bgroup},
 after={\egroup\stoplinecorrection}]

Hans

Re: no grid for single par

[Hraban]

Hans Hagen wrote:
> When in grid mode (multi columns) many commands will honor the grid. 

Does that mean, that it can't work with one column?

> \startlinecorrection
>   whatever content
> \stoplinecorrection

But that doesn't work in my environment:

\definestartstop
	[anmerkung]
	[style=small,grid=no,
	before={\vfill\startlinecorrection},
	after=\stoplinecorrection]

TeX sets only one long line.
And I don't know how I could use \vbox or like that
within \definestartstop.

> \snaptogrid\vbox{...} (or hbox)

Grütze für alle!

Hraban.

Re: no grid for single par

[Hans Hagen]

At 07:49 PM 7/26/00 +0200, Hraban wrote:
>My book has "grid=yes", but I need several paragraphs with small text
>that should use their standard linefeed. They are defined as an own
>environment (\definestartstop).
>I tried to use \startlinecorrection, but it disables the wrapping.
>
>Is it possible to typeset the whole text block, perhaps as buffer, and
>align it to the next grid line?
>
>Same with subjects/titles: The normal linespacing is too small (or too
>stretched) for other text sizes. Can I switch off the grid setting for
>all headers?

I'm cleaning up my overful mail buffer and ran into this question. 

Concerning grid, i happen to be working on more advanced figure placement
in columns and just ran some 300 page 500 fig sample with success. So,
things are improvind -) 

When in grid mode (multi columns) many commands will honor the grid. When
not, you may use: 

\startlinecorrection
  whatever content 
\stoplinecorrection

[this is also advised when embedding framed thingies, 

\startlinecorrection
\externalfigure[...]
\stoplinecorrection

This command does a rather good job on getting things visually spaced well.
[stable for years now but not that trivial]. 

You may also try: 

\snaptogrid\vbox{...} (or hbox)

If you look into core-grd.tex, you will find more details, on how to snap
to the top/bottom/center as well as corrections and so.

Did you try \showgrid already? 

Some day soon I will start doing more experiments with pdftex grid snapping
btw. So, expect more.

Hans 
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no grid for single par

[Hraban]

My book has "grid=yes", but I need several paragraphs with small text
that should use their standard linefeed. They are defined as an own
environment (\definestartstop).
I tried to use \startlinecorrection, but it disables the wrapping.

Is it possible to typeset the whole text block, perhaps as buffer, and
align it to the next grid line?

Same with subjects/titles: The normal linespacing is too small (or too
stretched) for other text sizes. Can I switch off the grid setting for
all headers?

hraban.