Re: How to put attachments at end of an ordinary document

[Valeriy E. Ushakov]

On Wed, Feb 21, 2001 at 10:13:37 -0800, Albert Kinderman wrote:

> On 3.24, using @SysDatbase @FontDef {fontdefs} instead of 
> @SysInclude { fontdefs }, I get HELLO There centered on one page 
> with no braces and HELLO and There centered separately on two 
> pages with braces starting before HELLO and ending after There (as 
> Kyle had them).

Yes.

* without braces

  @Break in the code really doesn't matter much, as they don't apply
  to any paragraph concatenation.  Lout assume some defaults for break
  style and emits paragraph "HELLO There".

* with braces

  First @Break (that specifies 'lines' style) applies to paragraph
  "HELLO There".  Since "HELLO" and "There" are on different lines
  Lout creates multiline paragraph.  Now, since each line of this
  paragraphs is a top-level component (i.e. HELLO // There) each
  top-level component is promoted to a sepate page, hence you get two
  pages.

  Note that if you enclose the paragraph in some constraint symbol,
  say, @High or @VContract at the top-level, lines of that paragraph
  will no longer be top-level components and you'll get only one page.

SY, Uwe
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