Command/someline
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\someline
Syntax (autogenerated)
| \someline[...] | |
| [...] | reference |
Syntax
| \someline[ref] | |
| [ref] | |
Description
The command \someline[someref] adds a label to a line inside a typing. This label can then be accessed with \inline or \inlinerange, or directly with e.g. \in[lr:b:someref].
Example
\setuppapersize[A6] (The wiki cannot handle \type{escape=yes} and \type{numbering=line} together, alas.) See \inline{line}[sweetline]. \setuptyping[escape=yes,numbering=line] \starttyping If I have made, my lady, intricate imperfect various things chiefly which wrong your eyes (frailer than most deep dreams are frail) songs less firm than your body's whitest song upon my mind -- if I have failed to snare the glance too shy -- if through my singing slips the very skilful strangeness of your smile the keen primeval silence of your hair -- let the world say "his most wise music stole nothing from death" -- you will only create (who are so perfectly alive) my shame: lady whose profound and fragile lips the sweet small clumsy feet of April came/BTEX\someline[sweetline]/ETEX into the ragged meadow of my soul. \stoptyping \rightaligned{---E.E. Cummings, \quote{If I have made, my lady, intricate}}
See also
- \inline to refer to lines or lineranges with text as part of the link.
- \inlinerange to refer to lines or lineranges.
- \someline to label single lines
- \startline to label a range of lines
- \starttyping to print lines verbatim.
- page-lin.mkiv
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