ConTeXt: Matrix inside startalign/stopalign changes specified column alignment
3
Example:
starttext
startformula
startalign[n=2,align={right,left}]
NC x
NC = a ~ long ~ sequence ~ of ~ terms
NR
NC y
NC = ok ~ left
NR
NC startmatrix[left={leftlbrack},right={rightrbrack}]
NC x NR
NC y NR
stopmatrix
NC = why ~ right?
NR
NC y
NC = ok ~ left ~ again
NR
stopalign
stopformula
stoptext
After the matrix, the specified alignment from startalign is not applied any more:
I thought it was related to https://mailman.ntg.nl/pipermail/ntg-context/2017/089631.html but the code snippet from there did not fix the issue for me.
Using
NC omit $displaystyle ...$ hfill
I can push the content in the misaligned row to the left, but the spacing around the equal sign is not quite right then. Is there a better solution (ideally one that fixes the problem document-wide)?
Version: 2019.03.21 21:39
math-mode horizontal-alignment matrices context
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3
Example:
starttext
startformula
startalign[n=2,align={right,left}]
NC x
NC = a ~ long ~ sequence ~ of ~ terms
NR
NC y
NC = ok ~ left
NR
NC startmatrix[left={leftlbrack},right={rightrbrack}]
NC x NR
NC y NR
stopmatrix
NC = why ~ right?
NR
NC y
NC = ok ~ left ~ again
NR
stopalign
stopformula
stoptext
After the matrix, the specified alignment from startalign is not applied any more:
I thought it was related to https://mailman.ntg.nl/pipermail/ntg-context/2017/089631.html but the code snippet from there did not fix the issue for me.
Using
NC omit $displaystyle ...$ hfill
I can push the content in the misaligned row to the left, but the spacing around the equal sign is not quite right then. Is there a better solution (ideally one that fixes the problem document-wide)?
Version: 2019.03.21 21:39
math-mode horizontal-alignment matrices context
asked 5 hours ago
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Workaround: Add another column and you get the equal signs aligned
– DG'
4 hours ago
That is interesting. I've tested a couple of column configurations and I think I know what happens now: when a matrix is placed in a cell of the align block, it resets the alignment properties for that row. So e.g. if the alignment is {right,left,middle} and a matrix is placed in column 1, the alignment of column 2 starts at right again instead of continuing with left and column 3 is left-aligned instead of centered.
– chpolste
3 hours ago
Looks like a candidate for the context mailing list
– DG'
3 hours ago
Definitely looks like a bug. Please report on the context mailing list.
– Aditya
1 hour ago
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Example:
starttext
startformula
startalign[n=2,align={right,left}]
NC x
NC = a ~ long ~ sequence ~ of ~ terms
NR
NC y
NC = ok ~ left
NR
NC startmatrix[left={leftlbrack},right={rightrbrack}]
NC x NR
NC y NR
stopmatrix
NC = why ~ right?
NR
NC y
NC = ok ~ left ~ again
NR
stopalign
stopformula
stoptext
After the matrix, the specified alignment from startalign is not applied any more:
I thought it was related to https://mailman.ntg.nl/pipermail/ntg-context/2017/089631.html but the code snippet from there did not fix the issue for me.
Using
NC omit $displaystyle ...$ hfill
I can push the content in the misaligned row to the left, but the spacing around the equal sign is not quite right then. Is there a better solution (ideally one that fixes the problem document-wide)?
Version: 2019.03.21 21:39
math-mode horizontal-alignment matrices context
asked 5 hours ago
chpolstechpolste
161
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Example:
starttext
startformula
startalign[n=2,align={right,left}]
NC x
NC = a ~ long ~ sequence ~ of ~ terms
NR
NC y
NC = ok ~ left
NR
NC startmatrix[left={leftlbrack},right={rightrbrack}]
NC x NR
NC y NR
stopmatrix
NC = why ~ right?
NR
NC y
NC = ok ~ left ~ again
NR
stopalign
stopformula
stoptext
After the matrix, the specified alignment from startalign is not applied any more:
I thought it was related to https://mailman.ntg.nl/pipermail/ntg-context/2017/089631.html but the code snippet from there did not fix the issue for me.
Using
NC omit $displaystyle ...$ hfill
I can push the content in the misaligned row to the left, but the spacing around the equal sign is not quite right then. Is there a better solution (ideally one that fixes the problem document-wide)?
Version: 2019.03.21 21:39
math-mode horizontal-alignment matrices context
math-mode horizontal-alignment matrices context
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Workaround: Add another column and you get the equal signs aligned
– DG'
4 hours ago
That is interesting. I've tested a couple of column configurations and I think I know what happens now: when a matrix is placed in a cell of the align block, it resets the alignment properties for that row. So e.g. if the alignment is {right,left,middle} and a matrix is placed in column 1, the alignment of column 2 starts at right again instead of continuing with left and column 3 is left-aligned instead of centered.
– chpolste
3 hours ago
Looks like a candidate for the context mailing list
– DG'
3 hours ago
Definitely looks like a bug. Please report on the context mailing list.
– Aditya
1 hour ago
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Workaround: Add another column and you get the equal signs aligned
– DG'
4 hours ago
That is interesting. I've tested a couple of column configurations and I think I know what happens now: when a matrix is placed in a cell of the align block, it resets the alignment properties for that row. So e.g. if the alignment is {right,left,middle} and a matrix is placed in column 1, the alignment of column 2 starts at right again instead of continuing with left and column 3 is left-aligned instead of centered.
– chpolste
3 hours ago
Looks like a candidate for the context mailing list
– DG'
3 hours ago
Definitely looks like a bug. Please report on the context mailing list.
– Aditya
1 hour ago
Workaround: Add another column and you get the equal signs aligned
– DG'
4 hours ago
Workaround: Add another column and you get the equal signs aligned
– DG'
4 hours ago
That is interesting. I've tested a couple of column configurations and I think I know what happens now: when a matrix is placed in a cell of the align block, it resets the alignment properties for that row. So e.g. if the alignment is {right,left,middle} and a matrix is placed in column 1, the alignment of column 2 starts at right again instead of continuing with left and column 3 is left-aligned instead of centered.
– chpolste
3 hours ago
That is interesting. I've tested a couple of column configurations and I think I know what happens now: when a matrix is placed in a cell of the align block, it resets the alignment properties for that row. So e.g. if the alignment is {right,left,middle} and a matrix is placed in column 1, the alignment of column 2 starts at right again instead of continuing with left and column 3 is left-aligned instead of centered.
– chpolste
3 hours ago
Looks like a candidate for the context mailing list
– DG'
3 hours ago
Looks like a candidate for the context mailing list
– DG'
3 hours ago
Definitely looks like a bug. Please report on the context mailing list.
– Aditya
1 hour ago
Definitely looks like a bug. Please report on the context mailing list.
– Aditya
1 hour ago
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This is not optimal, but at least the equal signs are aligned. Using three columns instead of two:
starttext
defxymatrix{ startmatrix[left={leftlbrack},right={rightrbrack}] NC x NR NC y NR stopmatrix }
startformula
startalign[n=3,align={right,left,left}]
NC NC x NC = a ~ long ~ sequence ~ of ~ terms NR
NC NC y NC = ok ~ left NR
NC xymatrix NC NC = why ~ right? NR
NC NC y NC = ok ~ left ~ again NR
stopalign
stopformula
stoptext
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This is not optimal, but at least the equal signs are aligned. Using three columns instead of two:
starttext
defxymatrix{ startmatrix[left={leftlbrack},right={rightrbrack}] NC x NR NC y NR stopmatrix }
startformula
startalign[n=3,align={right,left,left}]
NC NC x NC = a ~ long ~ sequence ~ of ~ terms NR
NC NC y NC = ok ~ left NR
NC xymatrix NC NC = why ~ right? NR
NC NC y NC = ok ~ left ~ again NR
stopalign
stopformula
stoptext
answered 4 hours ago
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This is not optimal, but at least the equal signs are aligned. Using three columns instead of two:
starttext
defxymatrix{ startmatrix[left={leftlbrack},right={rightrbrack}] NC x NR NC y NR stopmatrix }
startformula
startalign[n=3,align={right,left,left}]
NC NC x NC = a ~ long ~ sequence ~ of ~ terms NR
NC NC y NC = ok ~ left NR
NC xymatrix NC NC = why ~ right? NR
NC NC y NC = ok ~ left ~ again NR
stopalign
stopformula
stoptext
answered 4 hours ago
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This is not optimal, but at least the equal signs are aligned. Using three columns instead of two:
starttext
defxymatrix{ startmatrix[left={leftlbrack},right={rightrbrack}] NC x NR NC y NR stopmatrix }
startformula
startalign[n=3,align={right,left,left}]
NC NC x NC = a ~ long ~ sequence ~ of ~ terms NR
NC NC y NC = ok ~ left NR
NC xymatrix NC NC = why ~ right? NR
NC NC y NC = ok ~ left ~ again NR
stopalign
stopformula
stoptext
answered 4 hours ago
DG'DG'
11k21846
This is not optimal, but at least the equal signs are aligned. Using three columns instead of two:
starttext
defxymatrix{ startmatrix[left={leftlbrack},right={rightrbrack}] NC x NR NC y NR stopmatrix }
startformula
startalign[n=3,align={right,left,left}]
NC NC x NC = a ~ long ~ sequence ~ of ~ terms NR
NC NC y NC = ok ~ left NR
NC xymatrix NC NC = why ~ right? NR
NC NC y NC = ok ~ left ~ again NR
stopalign
stopformula
stoptext
answered 4 hours ago
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Workaround: Add another column and you get the equal signs aligned
– DG'
4 hours ago
That is interesting. I've tested a couple of column configurations and I think I know what happens now: when a matrix is placed in a cell of the align block, it resets the alignment properties for that row. So e.g. if the alignment is {right,left,middle} and a matrix is placed in column 1, the alignment of column 2 starts at right again instead of continuing with left and column 3 is left-aligned instead of centered.
– chpolste
3 hours ago
Looks like a candidate for the context mailing list
– DG'
3 hours ago
Definitely looks like a bug. Please report on the context mailing list.
– Aditya
1 hour ago