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Legends preceeds the formula number and numbering is reset with each new chapter. For reasons of consistency the tables, figures, intermezzi etc are numbered in the same way. Therefore you use \setupnumbering in the set up area of your input file. Formulae can be set up with: \setupformulae[..,..=..,..] contents index commands definitions colofon 8 Legends The commands \startlegend · · · \stoplegend are used to explain the meaning of symbols in formulae. For example, if you want to display a formula and its legend: s = vt + 1 2 at2 (8.1) s = displacement m v = velocity m/s t = time s a = acceleration m/s 2 You will have to type something like this: \placeformula$$ s = v t + {{1}\over{2}} a tˆ2 $$ \startlegend \leg s \\ displacement \\ m \\ \leg v \\ velocity \\ m/s \\ exit search + go back – + 8 22
Legends \leg t \\ time \\ s \\ \leg a \\ acceleration \\ m/sˆ2 \\ \stoplegend The command \leg starts a new row and \\ is a column separator. The last \\ in each row is essential. The spaces are optional and have no effect on the outcome. However, these commands are easily mistyped and misread while checking. So take some time to make a readable input file. contents index commands definitions \startlegend[.1.]\leg.2.\\.3.\\.4.\\\leg ... \stoplegend colofon The first column is used for symbols and is typeset in mathematical mode. The second column is used for explanations of the symbols and the third one for units and dimensions. Because of the necessity of sub- and superscript the third column is in mathematical mode, but the text is displayed in the normal font. Complementary to legends is a command that displays facts in a consistent way when formulae are used for calculations. Such a command looks like this: \startfact \fact velocity \\ v \\ 10˜m/s \\ \fact accelaration \\ a \\ - 3˜m/sˆ2 \\ \fact time \\ t \\ 3˜s \\ \stopfact The two last columns are in mathematical mode, the last column displays text in the normal font. The ˜ is obligatory, because spaces are ignored in mathematical mode. velocity v = 10 m/s accelaration a = −3 m/s 2 time t = 3 s exit search + go back – + 8 23
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Legends<br />
\leg t \\ time \\ s \\<br />
\leg a \\ acceleration \\ m/sˆ2 \\<br />
\stoplegend<br />
The comm<strong>an</strong>d \leg starts a new row <strong>an</strong>d \\ is a column separator. The last \\ in each<br />
row is essential. The spaces are optional <strong>an</strong>d have no effect on the outcome. However,<br />
these comm<strong>an</strong>ds are easily mistyped <strong>an</strong>d misread while checking. So take some time to<br />
make a readable input file.<br />
contents<br />
index<br />
comm<strong>an</strong>ds<br />
definitions<br />
\startlegend[.1.]\leg.2.\\.3.\\.4.\\\leg ... \stoplegend<br />
colofon<br />
The first column is used for symbols <strong>an</strong>d is typeset in mathematical mode. The second<br />
column is used for expl<strong>an</strong>ations of the symbols <strong>an</strong>d the third one for units <strong>an</strong>d<br />
dimensions. Because of the necessity of sub- <strong>an</strong>d superscript the third column is in<br />
mathematical mode, but the text is displayed in the normal font.<br />
Complementary to legends is a comm<strong>an</strong>d that displays facts in a consistent way when<br />
formulae are used for calculations.<br />
Such a comm<strong>an</strong>d looks like this:<br />
\startfact<br />
\fact velocity \\ v \\ 10˜m/s \\<br />
\fact accelaration \\ a \\ - 3˜m/sˆ2 \\<br />
\fact time \\ t \\ 3˜s \\<br />
\stopfact<br />
The two last columns are in mathematical mode, the last column displays text in the<br />
normal font. The ˜ is obligatory, because spaces are ignored in mathematical mode.<br />
velocity v = 10 m/s<br />
accelaration a = −3 m/s 2<br />
time t = 3 s<br />
exit<br />
search +<br />
go back<br />
– +<br />
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