Subject: [DSSSL] TeX's streching space (or rubber length) ? From: kubek <kubek@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 5 Jun 1997 15:25:55 +0200 |
I'm just beginning to try dsssl style language using Jade. I'm in trouble with finding simple dsssl constructs to get some tex effects and I'm needing some help. 1- Is it possible to get TeX's rubber length with dsssl, or more exactly Jade. what I want is more precisely the following : | | |Some text left justified<----------------->Some text right justified| | ^^^^ | | blank space of variable length | If there is no simple construct for that, i think the same effect may be given by defining a dsssl function. This function should create an empty space of length "(display-size) - (length<<left text>> + length<<right text>>). But I'm afraid I will go into trouble with ports here, any exemple of such a function ? 2- My texts will be output both in french and english. In theses language the character ':' is treated differently (In french there is a space before the ":"). Some of my dsssl literals contains this character. Actually the only mean I have to take this fact into account is to make an explicit test on the language used, eg function my-: (left, right, language) is case language is "fr" => " :"; "en" => ":"; end case; end display-: OK, I should use an assoc list here, but ... :) Does anybody know if there is another simpler mechanism for that ? Thanks, J.-M. DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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