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Consider this code:

documentclassarticle
begindocument
pagestyleempty

defcontents%
 parindent = 0pt
 LARGE
 strut
 raisebaselineskip
 vtop
 %
 LargesmashChapterpar%
 titlepar
 %
 par

newboxtempbox

loggingoutput

vspace*20pt%
begingroup
 contents
endgroup

clearpage

vspace*20pt%
setboxtempboxvbox
bgroup
 contents
egroup
noindent box tempbox

enddocument

The contents are supposed to be the a chapter heading, with Chapter written in one line and the chapter title in the line below.

I use that raisebaselineskipvtop... contraption to allow me to remove the Chapter text from starred chapters but still have the chapter titles in the same vertical position of the page.

All was fine until I needed to set this chapter head in a box before putting it on the output page. I thought that simply enclosing the whole thing in a vbox to use later with box would work, but I wouldn't be asking here if it did :)

The log shows this for the first page:

...glue 20.0
...glue 0.0
...glue(parskip) 0.0 plus 1.0
...glue(baselineskip) 0.0
...hbox(22.0+6.60007)x345.0

and this for the second:

...glue 20.0
...glue 0.0
...glue(parskip) 0.0 plus 1.0
...glue(lineskip) 1.0
...hbox(22.0+6.60007)x345.0

the only difference being that in the first one TeX inserts baselineskip before the contents and in the second it inserts a lineskip.

Why does it do that? And how to do otherwise?

spacing vertical-alignment tex-core boxes

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Consider this code:

documentclassarticle
begindocument
pagestyleempty

defcontents%
 parindent = 0pt
 LARGE
 strut
 raisebaselineskip
 vtop
 %
 LargesmashChapterpar%
 titlepar
 %
 par

newboxtempbox

loggingoutput

vspace*20pt%
begingroup
 contents
endgroup

clearpage

vspace*20pt%
setboxtempboxvbox
bgroup
 contents
egroup
noindent box tempbox

enddocument

The contents are supposed to be the a chapter heading, with Chapter written in one line and the chapter title in the line below.

I use that raisebaselineskipvtop... contraption to allow me to remove the Chapter text from starred chapters but still have the chapter titles in the same vertical position of the page.

All was fine until I needed to set this chapter head in a box before putting it on the output page. I thought that simply enclosing the whole thing in a vbox to use later with box would work, but I wouldn't be asking here if it did :)

The log shows this for the first page:

...glue 20.0
...glue 0.0
...glue(parskip) 0.0 plus 1.0
...glue(baselineskip) 0.0
...hbox(22.0+6.60007)x345.0

and this for the second:

...glue 20.0
...glue 0.0
...glue(parskip) 0.0 plus 1.0
...glue(lineskip) 1.0
...hbox(22.0+6.60007)x345.0

the only difference being that in the first one TeX inserts baselineskip before the contents and in the second it inserts a lineskip.

Why does it do that? And how to do otherwise?

spacing vertical-alignment tex-core boxes

share|improve this question

asked 21 mins ago

Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik

24.4k54688

add a comment | 

Consider this code:

documentclassarticle
begindocument
pagestyleempty

defcontents%
 parindent = 0pt
 LARGE
 strut
 raisebaselineskip
 vtop
 %
 LargesmashChapterpar%
 titlepar
 %
 par

newboxtempbox

loggingoutput

vspace*20pt%
begingroup
 contents
endgroup

clearpage

vspace*20pt%
setboxtempboxvbox
bgroup
 contents
egroup
noindent box tempbox

enddocument

The contents are supposed to be the a chapter heading, with Chapter written in one line and the chapter title in the line below.

I use that raisebaselineskipvtop... contraption to allow me to remove the Chapter text from starred chapters but still have the chapter titles in the same vertical position of the page.

All was fine until I needed to set this chapter head in a box before putting it on the output page. I thought that simply enclosing the whole thing in a vbox to use later with box would work, but I wouldn't be asking here if it did :)

The log shows this for the first page:

...glue 20.0
...glue 0.0
...glue(parskip) 0.0 plus 1.0
...glue(baselineskip) 0.0
...hbox(22.0+6.60007)x345.0

and this for the second:

...glue 20.0
...glue 0.0
...glue(parskip) 0.0 plus 1.0
...glue(lineskip) 1.0
...hbox(22.0+6.60007)x345.0

the only difference being that in the first one TeX inserts baselineskip before the contents and in the second it inserts a lineskip.

Why does it do that? And how to do otherwise?

spacing vertical-alignment tex-core boxes

share|improve this question

asked 21 mins ago

Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik

24.4k54688

documentclassarticle
begindocument
pagestyleempty

defcontents%
 parindent = 0pt
 LARGE
 strut
 raisebaselineskip
 vtop
 %
 LargesmashChapterpar%
 titlepar
 %
 par

newboxtempbox

loggingoutput

vspace*20pt%
begingroup
 contents
endgroup

clearpage

vspace*20pt%
setboxtempboxvbox
bgroup
 contents
egroup
noindent box tempbox

enddocument

...glue 20.0
...glue 0.0
...glue(parskip) 0.0 plus 1.0
...glue(baselineskip) 0.0
...hbox(22.0+6.60007)x345.0

...glue 20.0
...glue 0.0
...glue(parskip) 0.0 plus 1.0
...glue(lineskip) 1.0
...hbox(22.0+6.60007)x345.0

share|improve this question

asked 21 mins ago

Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik

24.4k54688

share|improve this question

asked 21 mins ago

Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik

24.4k54688

asked 21 mins ago

Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik

24.4k54688

asked 21 mins ago

Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik

24.4k54688

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You have used a vbox so the reference point is at the bottom line so the box has height 22pt, as this is already more than baselineskip tex can not ensure baselineskip space between the reference point of the previous node and that of the box being added so it inserts lineskip instead. You could use a vtop instead, which makes it easier to get the correct space at the start (and harder to get the correct space after)

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You have used a vbox so the reference point is at the bottom line so the box has height 22pt, as this is already more than baselineskip tex can not ensure baselineskip space between the reference point of the previous node and that of the box being added so it inserts lineskip instead. You could use a vtop instead, which makes it easier to get the correct space at the start (and harder to get the correct space after)

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David CarlisleDavid Carlisle

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You have used a vbox so the reference point is at the bottom line so the box has height 22pt, as this is already more than baselineskip tex can not ensure baselineskip space between the reference point of the previous node and that of the box being added so it inserts lineskip instead. You could use a vtop instead, which makes it easier to get the correct space at the start (and harder to get the correct space after)

share

answered 3 mins ago

David CarlisleDavid Carlisle

495k4111381886

add a comment | 

You have used a vbox so the reference point is at the bottom line so the box has height 22pt, as this is already more than baselineskip tex can not ensure baselineskip space between the reference point of the previous node and that of the box being added so it inserts lineskip instead. You could use a vtop instead, which makes it easier to get the correct space at the start (and harder to get the correct space after)

share

answered 3 mins ago

David CarlisleDavid Carlisle

495k4111381886

share

answered 3 mins ago

David CarlisleDavid Carlisle

495k4111381886

answered 3 mins ago

David CarlisleDavid Carlisle

495k4111381886

answered 3 mins ago

David CarlisleDavid Carlisle

495k4111381886