Discussion:
new line
Marten Bauer
2002-11-28 19:30:48 UTC
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Hello to texmacs users,

When i write within a paragraph and press enter then there is a newline and
some spaces like this example:

Texmacs(default)
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This is a pragraph text <ENTER>
This is the newline with a space

but in german you write everything left aligned like

This is a paragraph text <ENTER>
This is the newline without any space at first

Where and how could i change the default style?

I know when i press <M-Enter> then it is left aligend but in some cases this
doesn't work.

thx for helping
Marten (aka Airwulf)
David Allouche
2002-11-28 22:45:07 UTC
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Post by Marten Bauer
Texmacs(default)
---------------------------
This is a pragraph text <ENTER>
This is the newline with a space
but in german you write everything left aligned like
This is a paragraph text <ENTER>
This is the newline without any space at first
Where and how could i change the default style?
That additional space is called "first indentation" in TeXmacs. You
can set it with the menu item "Document->Paragraph->Margins->First
indentation...". In your case, you want to set it to 0 (zero).

You may also want to insert some additional space between paragraphs.
You may use the menu item "Document->Paragraph->Spacing->Inteparagraph
space..." and give 0.66666fn.

One elegant way to do that is to create a package (be sure to set its
style to "none") which set these two variables, and use that package
in addition to your style in your document. You may copy the relevant
assignations from the generic.ts style file.
Post by Marten Bauer
I know when i press <M-Enter> then it is left aligend but in some cases this
doesn't work.
M-Enter is not what you want to use. It only inserts a line break
inside a paragraph but, structurally, it does not create a new
paragraph.

David (DdaA on #texmacs).
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