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+ | == [[Help:Reference|Syntax]] (autogenerated) == | ||
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== Description == | == Description == | ||
− | The TeX {{cmd|vskip}} command injects vertical space into a document | + | The TeX {{cmd|vskip}} command injects vertical space into a document, but should be avoided in ConTeXt code. |
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The {{cmd|blank}} subsystem can deal with many spacing-related issues that {{cmd|vskip}} cannot address. The command retains information about what happened before (and might happen next); bare {{cmd|vskip}}s interfere with this mechanism. | The {{cmd|blank}} subsystem can deal with many spacing-related issues that {{cmd|vskip}} cannot address. The command retains information about what happened before (and might happen next); bare {{cmd|vskip}}s interfere with this mechanism. | ||
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Use {{cmd|blank}}. | Use {{cmd|blank}}. | ||
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+ | [[Category:Command/Paragraphs|blank]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Command/Whitespace|blank]] |
Latest revision as of 12:18, 10 June 2020
Syntax (autogenerated)
Description
The TeX \vskip command injects vertical space into a document, but should be avoided in ConTeXt code.
The \blank subsystem can deal with many spacing-related issues that \vskip cannot address. The command retains information about what happened before (and might happen next); bare \vskips interfere with this mechanism.
Consequently, spacing problems related to \vskip are likely resolved by using \blank.
See Also
Use \blank.