- From: Peter Rapčan <address@hidden>
- To: address@hidden
- Subject: Re: [TeXmacs] Float big table in two columns document
- Date: Wed, 23 Nov 2011 09:31:41 +0100
Hi Pablo,
Regarding your PS. I never had speed problems with floating objects, but
things get very slow once you use the 2-column mode (I guess the calculating
the best layout an typesetting is much more complicated in such case). Do you
experience the slowdown in the 1-column regime as well?
Best,
Peter.
On 22.11.2011, at 19:02, Pablo S. Casas wrote:
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Hello Denis:
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Your ideas gave me a clue to a possible solution. It consists of
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the following: while keeping the whole document in 2 column format, I
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included each float object inside a one column paragraph as in:
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<\with|par-columns|1>
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<\float|float|t>
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\;
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</float>
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</with>
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This is enough to put the object in one column and floating at the
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same time.
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Very grateful for your help, Denis.
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Best regards
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Pablo S. Casas
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PS: The use of floating objects give rise to tremendous waits of more
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than 20 minutes (in a Intel Core 2 @ 2.13GHz fast computer), with
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TeXmacs frozen each time there is some change in the document. As a
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consequence I think floatings are not advisable for regular editing.
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From: kordenal <address@hidden>
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Subject: Re: [TeXmacs] Float big table in two columns document
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Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2011 08:21:38 +0300
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> Hello Pablo.
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> Is it that you want? (In attached file)
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> How I have made it:
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> TeXmacs 1.0.7.10
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> On new document select "Format -> Paragraph -> Number of column -> 1"
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> Insert big table and copy-paste your table.
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> On next line select "Format -> Paragraph -> Number of column -> 2"
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> And copy-paste your text.
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> I'm newbie. Probably, there is more elegant decision. But as it is
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> "urgent problem" probably it will work.
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> Best regards
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> Denis
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