Curious... thank you, I was trying to figure out what set-tabs meant. ;)
Alex Harsanyi writes:
> The simplest thing is to just use tabs. A line of text would be
> "\tYour Message here" and an overflowing line would be "\tOverflowing
> message". Yes, this will work for variable width fonts.
>
The simplest thing is to just use tabs. A line of text would be
"\tYour Message here" and an overflowing line would be "\tOverflowing
message". Yes, this will work for variable width fonts.
The `text%` class has a `set-tabs` method which allows setting the tab
stops in drawing units on the
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