Command/setuplines

\setuplines

Summary

The command \setuplines sets up the options for line-based material.

Settings

\setuplines[...,...][...=...,...]
[...,...]	name
option	packed
before	command
after	command
inbetween	command
indenting	see \setupindenting
align	see \setupalign
space	yes on off fixed default
command	command
style	style command
color	color
left	command
right	command
indentlist	dimension *

Option	Explanation
option	packed Disables page-break between lines
before	command that is expanded and then placed at the start of the environment
after	command that is expanded and then placed at the end of the environment
inbetween	command that is expanded and then placed between paragraph
indenting	Whether the lines should be indented. Note that you need to turn indenting on and specify the size of the indent e.g. \setuplines[indenting={yes,small}]
align	Controls alignment of the lines.
space	Whether spaces should be preserved. on In Mark II, makes spaces visible as well as preserving them.
command	command that is applied to each non-empty line

Description

Define the settings for the \startlines environment. If \definelines[mylines] was used to define an environment \startmylines, you can set that up with either \setuplines[mylines][...=...] or \setupmylines[...=...].

See also

• \defineindenting
• \definelines
• \setupalign
• \setupindenting
• spac-lin.mkiv
• \startlines
• startlines

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