Re: inline space

["Russell Steven Shawn O'Connor" <roconnor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> > How about using an inline-space?
> > 
> > (inline-space 12pt min: 10pt max: 14pt)
> > 
> > See 12.5.4.2 of the standard.
> 
> An inline-space isn't a flow object.  You can only use it as the value
> of a characteristic whose type is inline-space (eg
> escapement-space-before).

Yes, I've tried the following with Jade (RTF) without success:

(make character
      char: #\space
      space?: #t
      inline-space-space:
       (inline-space (* 0.27777 (inherited-font-size))
                     min: (* 0.27777 (inherited-font-size))
                     max: (* 0.27777 (inherited-font-size))
       )
)

It seems that no matter what size I try to give it I get one space worth
of space.

Which leaves me with my original question.

As an aside it seems that:

jade -c \sgml\catalog\xml.soc -d MathML.dsssl -t rtf calc1.mml

doesn't work.  It applies the xml declaration to the stylesheet.  Looks
like I'll have to use:

jade -d MathML.dsssl -t rtf \sgml\decl\xml.decl calc1.mml

after all.

-- 
Russell O'Connor                           roconnor@xxxxxxxxxxxx
    <URL:http://www.undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca/%7Eroconnor/>
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