JC command description


Description: This command defines if the block depth must be adjusted, as well as justification priority.


Syntax: [ JC =  Story#  ;  BlockType  ;  AllowBoxJV  ;  Level    ]


Story#
Integer
Reference number of the story containing the referenced block.
     
BlockType
Integer
Type of the block (existing in the story) which parameters must be defined. #define kNone [tb] 0 #define kTitle [tb] 2 #define kHeader [tb] 3 #define kText1 [tb] 5 #define kText2 [tb] 6 #define kText3 [tb] 7 #define kText4 [tb] 8 #define kText5 [tb] 9 #define kText6 [tb] 10 #define kSubtitle [tb] 12 #define kSignature [tb] 13 #define kUptitle [tb] 14 #define kTopic [tb] 15 #define kCommon [tb] 16 #define kAd [tb] 18 #define kFA [tb] 19 #define kImage1 [tb] 21 #define kLegend1 [tb] 22 #define kCredit1 [tb] 23 #define kImage2 [tb] 25 #define kLegend2 [tb] 26 #define kCredit2 [tb] 27 #define kImage3 [tb] 29 #define kLegend3 [tb] 30 #define kCredit3 [tb] 31 #define kImage4 [tb] 33 #define kLegend4 [tb] 34 #define kCredit4 [tb] 35 #define kBorder1 [tb] 37 #define kBorder2 [tb] 38
     
AllowBoxJV
Boolean
Boolean value indicating if the program has to adjust the block depth (true) or if the block depth is fixed (false).
     
Level
Integer
Priority level from 1 to 3 telling the program at which time the block must be adjusted. For example, a title block should be adjusted during the first step, so the value for this block sould be 1. On another hand, a text block should be adjusted after all the other blocks. Thus, its priority level should be 3.
     


Note: This command might be issued only when the referenced blocks have already been created. The story must also have already been created.


Example: [jc= 5; 2; true; 1] Defines block #2 in story #5. The parameter "True" tells the program that the block depth must be automatically adjusted. The parameter #1 defines that the block will be adjusted during the first step.


See also: [jt] Text Vertical Adustment Parameters.


The • sign indicates a mandatory parameter

 

 

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