User talk:PedroMen

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There's a bad box (overfull \hbox) with these:

 \starttext
  \startitemize
    \placeformula
     \startformula
     a+b=c
     \stopformula
  \stopitemize
 \stoptext

Why? Can anyone solve this?

Reply:

What do you want to achieve ? I do not understand why you are using an enumeration (the start/stopitemize).

If you want numbered equations, \placeformula does it for you:

  \starttext
    \placeformula
      \startformula
        a+b=c
      \stopformula
    \placeformula
      \startformula
        d+e=f
      \stopformula
  \stoptext

And if you want a unnumbered equation, use \placeformula[-]:

  \starttext
    \placeformula
      \startformula
        a+b=c
      \stopformula
    \placeformula[-]
      \startformula
        d+e=f
      \stopformula
  \stoptext