| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 707.1 | Use \parindent in .DESIGN file | IJSAPL::KLERK | Theo de Klerk | Fri Jul 24 1987 13:50 | 5 |
| Modify the design file to contain the line:
\parindent=6pt (or whatever valid unit: ex, em, pc, pt, in, cm, mm)
Theo
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| 707.2 | \parindent= didn't seem to work... | YOGI::MARKS | | Fri Jul 24 1987 15:30 | 4 |
| I had already tried this, but it seemed to have no effect on
my output. I tried both pc and pt. Any suggestions?
Rickey
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| 707.3 | Try this on for size | BUNSUP::LITTLE | Todd Little, NYA SWS, 323-4475 | Sun Jul 26 1987 16:31 | 21 |
| \parindent doesn't work because the DECTeX macros do some of their
own paragraph handling. I think you need to re-define the \paragraph
macro from:
\def\paragraph#1{\ifparavskip\fairbreak\vskipbb{\paravskip}%
\block{#1}\else\paravskiptrue\fi}
to:
\def\paragraph#1{\ifparavskip\fairbreak\vskipbb{\paravskip}%
\indentblock{#1}\else\paravskiptrue\fi}
As is typical with my suggestions, this is untested and is provided
without any warranty, either explicit or implied (although some
states may place limits on...)
-tl
PS You may have to alter the reference to \blockindents at the
top of your design to make sure you get indenting for your
\indentblock.
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