3.6 Skribilo User Manual — Line breaks |
Line breaks and horizontal rules enable text cutting.
The Skribe function linebreak is unportable. Even if
most engines handle it for their code production, using linebreak
generally produces expected result. For instance, using linebreak
with an engine producing LaTeX code is bound to fail. In consequence,
as much as possible, one should prefer other ways for splitting a text
| prototype | ||
|---|---|---|
(linebreak [:class] [:ident] | ||
| option | engines | description |
| :ident | html lout latex context info xml | The node identifier. |
| :class | html lout latex context info xml | The node class. |
| argument | description | |
num | The number of line breaks. | |
| See also | ||
paragraph table | ||
| prototype | ||
|---|---|---|
(hrule [:height | ||
| option | engines | description |
| :ident | html lout latex context info xml | The node identifier. |
| :class | html lout latex context info xml | The node class. |
| :width | html context info | The width of the horizontal rule. |
| :height | html context | The thickness of the rule. A positive integer value stands for a number of pixels. |