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Hi Frank,

On Fri, May 28, 2021 at 04:47:36PM +0200, Frank wrote:
> I am not sure whether they correspond to the following functionality: for 
> example, I need to put two spaces, of length 2*l and 3*l like
> 
> x (2*l spaces) x (3*l spaces) x
>
> Then the first x and the last x are at the left margin and the right 
> margin, and the l is calculated so that 5*l+(length of three x's) = 1par, 
> for example.
> 
> This is realized by "x\hspace{\stretch2}x\hspace{\stretch3}x", if I am not 
> mistaken.

The easiest solution is to insert two tabs between the first two x's and 
three tabs between the last two x's.
You may also insert a 'htab' tag with a weight argument for the second 
argument.
Look at the documentation for the 'htab' tag for details.

Best wishes, --Joris