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Re: Diagrams: spurious spacing
From: |
Marcelo Huerta |
Subject: |
Re: Diagrams: spurious spacing |
Date: |
Mon, 04 Dec 2000 20:46:05 -0300 |
El 03/12/2000 14:29:13, "Valeriy E. Ushakov" <address@hidden> escribió:
> Anyway, why don't you simply use something like:
>
> def @NSWhile
> left cond
> right cuerpo
> {
> ||2f { cond //0.2ve @Box { 0p } cuerpo }
> }
>
> where the @Box is NOT a @Diag's one, but the one exported from
> @BasicSetup.
Er... because it didn't came to my mind? :-)
I see... the "box inside box" is being created by the rows' borders of
the table I'm putting inside @NSWhile. I found that the same works for a
new symbol I needed to create, @NSRepeat, with a zone for writing a "cond"
parameter *below* the "cuerpo" parameter, forming a "L".
I don't want to think about the @NSFor symbol, however. We'll see.
Anyway, thanks *a lot*, Uwe.
Finally, some charitable soul could explain for me the difference
between / and // (and also | and ||)? Yes, I've RTFM, but sadly I
haven't understood the explanation :-(
o-=< Marcelo Huerta >=-o