\setupbar
Summary
The command \setupbar sets up parameters for rules (lines)
Settings
Option | Explanation |
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Name of the bar. See for predefined bars \_bar |
color |
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continue |
controls split based on words |
yes |
split on words |
no |
continuous bar |
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unit |
unit to use for offset and dy |
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order |
put the rules in front of, or behind the text. |
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method |
switch between centred and baseline-based vertical aligment |
number |
0 = centred vertically. Leave empty / omit for offset to be based on the text's baseline. |
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offset |
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dy |
vertical shift when used nested |
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max |
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foregroundstyle |
useful if order=background
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foregroundcolor |
useful if order=background
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mp |
Use a named \startuseMPgraphic to create the bar. See the definition of e.g. underdash in node-rul.mkiv for an example. |
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repeat |
Originally used for leader-style 'bars' (dotted or dashed). Used in combination with the (undocumented) option text. Replaced by the much more powerful mp option. |
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Description
Set up options for 'bars': rule- and dots based decorations for running text.
See bar for the predefined instances. You can define your own instances with \definebar.
Examples
Notes
See also
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