| Calling Sequence
| Paragraph(content1,...)
Paragraph(indent,content1,...)
|
| Return Type
| Paragraph |
| Selectors
| | Name | Type | Description |
|
| indent
| integer | the integer indentation value |
| content_i
| {string,structure} | the text content of the Paragraph |
|
| Methods
| HTMLC, LaTeXC, print, string, type |
| Synopsis
| The Paragraph structure holds text that is expected to
be laid out as a paragraph. The integer value indent specifies the
number of blank positions to be added at the beginning of the first line.
If the indent value is negative, then the first line is not indented,
but the rest of the lines will be indented by -indent.
Paragraphs are typically part of Documents or Descriptions or any
place where text must be formatted.
When a Paragraph is converted to a string, each content_i is converted
to a string, all concatenated together and properly broken into lines
not exceeding the value of the interface variable screenwidth.
A newline character is always added at the end of the last line of
the converted Paragraph.
Any newlines or tab characters in the contents are changed into spaces. |
| Examples
| > p := Paragraph( 5, 'This text is indented 5 spaces' );
p := Paragraph(5,This text is indented 5 spaces)
> print(p);
This text is indented 5 spaces
|
| See also
| Code, Color, Copyright, Document, HTML, HyperLink, Indent, LastUpdatedBy, latex, List, PostscriptFigure, print, Roman, RunDarwinSession, screenwidth, Table, TT, View |