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Here, it is said that a strut is defined as:
rule[-.3baselineskip]{0pt}{baselineskip}
However, if I do:
newlength{strutheight}
settoheight{strutheight}{strut}printlength{strutheight}
printlength{baselineskip}
It prints:
8.39996pt 12.0pt
8.39996 is equal to 0.7*12. However, what I don't understand is that according to its definition the height of the strut should be baselineskip, because -.3baselineskip only refers to a vertical alignment offset. Why does settoheight on a strut produces this behaviour?
vertical-alignment baseline calc strut
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Here, it is said that a strut is defined as:
rule[-.3baselineskip]{0pt}{baselineskip}
However, if I do:
newlength{strutheight}
settoheight{strutheight}{strut}printlength{strutheight}
printlength{baselineskip}
It prints:
8.39996pt 12.0pt
8.39996 is equal to 0.7*12. However, what I don't understand is that according to its definition the height of the strut should be baselineskip, because -.3baselineskip only refers to a vertical alignment offset. Why does settoheight on a strut produces this behaviour?
vertical-alignment baseline calc strut
asked 13 mins ago
VincentVincent
1,69221939
add a comment |
Here, it is said that a strut is defined as:
rule[-.3baselineskip]{0pt}{baselineskip}
However, if I do:
newlength{strutheight}
settoheight{strutheight}{strut}printlength{strutheight}
printlength{baselineskip}
It prints:
8.39996pt 12.0pt
8.39996 is equal to 0.7*12. However, what I don't understand is that according to its definition the height of the strut should be baselineskip, because -.3baselineskip only refers to a vertical alignment offset. Why does settoheight on a strut produces this behaviour?
vertical-alignment baseline calc strut
asked 13 mins ago
VincentVincent
1,69221939
Here, it is said that a strut is defined as:
rule[-.3baselineskip]{0pt}{baselineskip}
However, if I do:
newlength{strutheight}
settoheight{strutheight}{strut}printlength{strutheight}
printlength{baselineskip}
It prints:
8.39996pt 12.0pt
8.39996 is equal to 0.7*12. However, what I don't understand is that according to its definition the height of the strut should be baselineskip, because -.3baselineskip only refers to a vertical alignment offset. Why does settoheight on a strut produces this behaviour?
vertical-alignment baseline calc strut
vertical-alignment baseline calc strut
asked 13 mins ago
VincentVincent
1,69221939
asked 13 mins ago
VincentVincent
1,69221939
asked 13 mins ago
VincentVincent
1,69221939
asked 13 mins ago
VincentVincent
1,69221939
asked 13 mins ago
VincentVincent
1,69221939
1,69221939
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