Page breaking in a glossing example environment
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I'm using the expex package for glossing exemples, and I have this giant example which doesn't want to break when the page ends. In the user's guide they say it should break automatcally but it doesn't. So it's not a problem in most of my examples (so far), but this one leaves almost a third of page empty, and I want it to split across pages
I tried to use eject or vfileject, but it doesn't work.
Does someone know a solution?
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[french]{babel}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{expex}
begin{document}
ex
label{nat-wiol}
begingl
glpreamble {tt NAT : dzień dobry underline{pani wiolu} (...) to są właśnie te ankiety bardzo bym prosiła o wypełnienie (.) underline{napiszcie} jakie underline{macie} aspiracje jak underline{wam} się tu pracuje jakie underline{macie} oczekiwania wobec hotelu}//
gla NAT : Dzień dobry underline{Pani} underline{Wiolu}. nogloss{(...)}To są właśnie te ankiety, bardzo bym prosiła o wypełnienie. underline{Napiszcie} jakie underline{macie} aspiracje, jak underline{wam} się tu pracuje jakie underline{macie} oczekiwania wobec hotelu.//
glb bon jour madame-{sc voc} FN-{sc voc} ce être-{sc 3sg} justement ces enquêtes beaucoup {sc part.cond.1sg} demander-{sc pp} de compléter écrire-{sc 2pl} quels avoir-{sc 2pl} aspirations comment {sc 2pl} {sc .dat} {sc pro.refl} ici travailler-{sc 3sg} quels avoir-{sc 3pl} attentes envers l'hôtel//
glft'bonjour (madame) Wiola. Voilà les questionnaires, j'aimerai bien que vous les complétiez. Ecrivez quelles sont vos aspirations, est-ce que vous êtes bien ici, quelles sont vos attentes envers l'hôtel.'//
endgl
begin{flushright}
(JB-TA-pl.161)
end{flushright}
xe
end{document}
page-breaking expex gloss
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I'm using the expex package for glossing exemples, and I have this giant example which doesn't want to break when the page ends. In the user's guide they say it should break automatcally but it doesn't. So it's not a problem in most of my examples (so far), but this one leaves almost a third of page empty, and I want it to split across pages
I tried to use eject or vfileject, but it doesn't work.
Does someone know a solution?
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[french]{babel}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{expex}
begin{document}
ex
label{nat-wiol}
begingl
glpreamble {tt NAT : dzień dobry underline{pani wiolu} (...) to są właśnie te ankiety bardzo bym prosiła o wypełnienie (.) underline{napiszcie} jakie underline{macie} aspiracje jak underline{wam} się tu pracuje jakie underline{macie} oczekiwania wobec hotelu}//
gla NAT : Dzień dobry underline{Pani} underline{Wiolu}. nogloss{(...)}To są właśnie te ankiety, bardzo bym prosiła o wypełnienie. underline{Napiszcie} jakie underline{macie} aspiracje, jak underline{wam} się tu pracuje jakie underline{macie} oczekiwania wobec hotelu.//
glb bon jour madame-{sc voc} FN-{sc voc} ce être-{sc 3sg} justement ces enquêtes beaucoup {sc part.cond.1sg} demander-{sc pp} de compléter écrire-{sc 2pl} quels avoir-{sc 2pl} aspirations comment {sc 2pl} {sc .dat} {sc pro.refl} ici travailler-{sc 3sg} quels avoir-{sc 3pl} attentes envers l'hôtel//
glft'bonjour (madame) Wiola. Voilà les questionnaires, j'aimerai bien que vous les complétiez. Ecrivez quelles sont vos aspirations, est-ce que vous êtes bien ici, quelles sont vos attentes envers l'hôtel.'//
endgl
begin{flushright}
(JB-TA-pl.161)
end{flushright}
xe
end{document}
page-breaking expex gloss
asked Jul 13 '15 at 15:12
Justyna Bernat
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Welcome to TeX.SX! Can you complete the code snippet with the relevant packages?
– egreg
Jul 13 '15 at 15:15
@egreg, done! :)
– Justyna Bernat
Jul 13 '15 at 16:10
As I understand it, ExPex will only break up subexamples (a,b,c); it will not break up glosses (and probably shouldn't). So I think what you should really do is insert manual breaks when needed at the very final stages of your document, and never break apart glosses.
– Alan Munn
Jul 14 '15 at 22:32
Yes, I want to be able to break it manually, and therefore I'm looking for a solution here. I've been trying different commands but it just doesn't work. The question is : what can I put in this environement to enable the exemple to spli? after the preamble, or before the translation, as you said, the glosses shoudn't be appart.
– Justyna Bernat
Jul 15 '15 at 6:57
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I'm using the expex package for glossing exemples, and I have this giant example which doesn't want to break when the page ends. In the user's guide they say it should break automatcally but it doesn't. So it's not a problem in most of my examples (so far), but this one leaves almost a third of page empty, and I want it to split across pages
I tried to use eject or vfileject, but it doesn't work.
Does someone know a solution?
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[french]{babel}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{expex}
begin{document}
ex
label{nat-wiol}
begingl
glpreamble {tt NAT : dzień dobry underline{pani wiolu} (...) to są właśnie te ankiety bardzo bym prosiła o wypełnienie (.) underline{napiszcie} jakie underline{macie} aspiracje jak underline{wam} się tu pracuje jakie underline{macie} oczekiwania wobec hotelu}//
gla NAT : Dzień dobry underline{Pani} underline{Wiolu}. nogloss{(...)}To są właśnie te ankiety, bardzo bym prosiła o wypełnienie. underline{Napiszcie} jakie underline{macie} aspiracje, jak underline{wam} się tu pracuje jakie underline{macie} oczekiwania wobec hotelu.//
glb bon jour madame-{sc voc} FN-{sc voc} ce être-{sc 3sg} justement ces enquêtes beaucoup {sc part.cond.1sg} demander-{sc pp} de compléter écrire-{sc 2pl} quels avoir-{sc 2pl} aspirations comment {sc 2pl} {sc .dat} {sc pro.refl} ici travailler-{sc 3sg} quels avoir-{sc 3pl} attentes envers l'hôtel//
glft'bonjour (madame) Wiola. Voilà les questionnaires, j'aimerai bien que vous les complétiez. Ecrivez quelles sont vos aspirations, est-ce que vous êtes bien ici, quelles sont vos attentes envers l'hôtel.'//
endgl
begin{flushright}
(JB-TA-pl.161)
end{flushright}
xe
end{document}
page-breaking expex gloss
asked Jul 13 '15 at 15:12
Justyna Bernat
12015
I'm using the expex package for glossing exemples, and I have this giant example which doesn't want to break when the page ends. In the user's guide they say it should break automatcally but it doesn't. So it's not a problem in most of my examples (so far), but this one leaves almost a third of page empty, and I want it to split across pages
I tried to use eject or vfileject, but it doesn't work.
Does someone know a solution?
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[french]{babel}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{expex}
begin{document}
ex
label{nat-wiol}
begingl
glpreamble {tt NAT : dzień dobry underline{pani wiolu} (...) to są właśnie te ankiety bardzo bym prosiła o wypełnienie (.) underline{napiszcie} jakie underline{macie} aspiracje jak underline{wam} się tu pracuje jakie underline{macie} oczekiwania wobec hotelu}//
gla NAT : Dzień dobry underline{Pani} underline{Wiolu}. nogloss{(...)}To są właśnie te ankiety, bardzo bym prosiła o wypełnienie. underline{Napiszcie} jakie underline{macie} aspiracje, jak underline{wam} się tu pracuje jakie underline{macie} oczekiwania wobec hotelu.//
glb bon jour madame-{sc voc} FN-{sc voc} ce être-{sc 3sg} justement ces enquêtes beaucoup {sc part.cond.1sg} demander-{sc pp} de compléter écrire-{sc 2pl} quels avoir-{sc 2pl} aspirations comment {sc 2pl} {sc .dat} {sc pro.refl} ici travailler-{sc 3sg} quels avoir-{sc 3pl} attentes envers l'hôtel//
glft'bonjour (madame) Wiola. Voilà les questionnaires, j'aimerai bien que vous les complétiez. Ecrivez quelles sont vos aspirations, est-ce que vous êtes bien ici, quelles sont vos attentes envers l'hôtel.'//
endgl
begin{flushright}
(JB-TA-pl.161)
end{flushright}
xe
end{document}
page-breaking expex gloss
page-breaking expex gloss
asked Jul 13 '15 at 15:12
Justyna Bernat
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asked Jul 13 '15 at 15:12
Justyna Bernat
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edited Jul 13 '15 at 15:27
asked Jul 13 '15 at 15:12
Justyna Bernat
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asked Jul 13 '15 at 15:12
Justyna Bernat
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asked Jul 13 '15 at 15:12
Justyna Bernat
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bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 4 mins ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 4 mins ago
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Welcome to TeX.SX! Can you complete the code snippet with the relevant packages?
– egreg
Jul 13 '15 at 15:15
@egreg, done! :)
– Justyna Bernat
Jul 13 '15 at 16:10
As I understand it, ExPex will only break up subexamples (a,b,c); it will not break up glosses (and probably shouldn't). So I think what you should really do is insert manual breaks when needed at the very final stages of your document, and never break apart glosses.
– Alan Munn
Jul 14 '15 at 22:32
Yes, I want to be able to break it manually, and therefore I'm looking for a solution here. I've been trying different commands but it just doesn't work. The question is : what can I put in this environement to enable the exemple to spli? after the preamble, or before the translation, as you said, the glosses shoudn't be appart.
– Justyna Bernat
Jul 15 '15 at 6:57
add a comment |
Welcome to TeX.SX! Can you complete the code snippet with the relevant packages?
– egreg
Jul 13 '15 at 15:15
@egreg, done! :)
– Justyna Bernat
Jul 13 '15 at 16:10
As I understand it, ExPex will only break up subexamples (a,b,c); it will not break up glosses (and probably shouldn't). So I think what you should really do is insert manual breaks when needed at the very final stages of your document, and never break apart glosses.
– Alan Munn
Jul 14 '15 at 22:32
Yes, I want to be able to break it manually, and therefore I'm looking for a solution here. I've been trying different commands but it just doesn't work. The question is : what can I put in this environement to enable the exemple to spli? after the preamble, or before the translation, as you said, the glosses shoudn't be appart.
– Justyna Bernat
Jul 15 '15 at 6:57
Welcome to TeX.SX! Can you complete the code snippet with the relevant packages?
– egreg
Jul 13 '15 at 15:15
Welcome to TeX.SX! Can you complete the code snippet with the relevant packages?
– egreg
Jul 13 '15 at 15:15
@egreg, done! :)
– Justyna Bernat
Jul 13 '15 at 16:10
@egreg, done! :)
– Justyna Bernat
Jul 13 '15 at 16:10
As I understand it, ExPex will only break up subexamples (a,b,c); it will not break up glosses (and probably shouldn't). So I think what you should really do is insert manual breaks when needed at the very final stages of your document, and never break apart glosses.
– Alan Munn
Jul 14 '15 at 22:32
As I understand it, ExPex will only break up subexamples (a,b,c); it will not break up glosses (and probably shouldn't). So I think what you should really do is insert manual breaks when needed at the very final stages of your document, and never break apart glosses.
– Alan Munn
Jul 14 '15 at 22:32
Yes, I want to be able to break it manually, and therefore I'm looking for a solution here. I've been trying different commands but it just doesn't work. The question is : what can I put in this environement to enable the exemple to spli? after the preamble, or before the translation, as you said, the glosses shoudn't be appart.
– Justyna Bernat
Jul 15 '15 at 6:57
Yes, I want to be able to break it manually, and therefore I'm looking for a solution here. I've been trying different commands but it just doesn't work. The question is : what can I put in this environement to enable the exemple to spli? after the preamble, or before the translation, as you said, the glosses shoudn't be appart.
– Justyna Bernat
Jul 15 '15 at 6:57
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I believe expex now supports page breaking of glosses with the glbreaking command. If it doesn't, contact John and he'll give you the file you need to implement the command.
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I believe expex now supports page breaking of glosses with the glbreaking command. If it doesn't, contact John and he'll give you the file you need to implement the command.
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I believe expex now supports page breaking of glosses with the glbreaking command. If it doesn't, contact John and he'll give you the file you need to implement the command.
answered Nov 13 '17 at 16:20
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I believe expex now supports page breaking of glosses with the glbreaking command. If it doesn't, contact John and he'll give you the file you need to implement the command.
answered Nov 13 '17 at 16:20
AML
1,3432326
I believe expex now supports page breaking of glosses with the glbreaking command. If it doesn't, contact John and he'll give you the file you need to implement the command.
answered Nov 13 '17 at 16:20
AML
1,3432326
answered Nov 13 '17 at 16:20
AML
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answered Nov 13 '17 at 16:20
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answered Nov 13 '17 at 16:20
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Welcome to TeX.SX! Can you complete the code snippet with the relevant packages?
– egreg
Jul 13 '15 at 15:15
@egreg, done! :)
– Justyna Bernat
Jul 13 '15 at 16:10
As I understand it, ExPex will only break up subexamples (a,b,c); it will not break up glosses (and probably shouldn't). So I think what you should really do is insert manual breaks when needed at the very final stages of your document, and never break apart glosses.
– Alan Munn
Jul 14 '15 at 22:32
Yes, I want to be able to break it manually, and therefore I'm looking for a solution here. I've been trying different commands but it just doesn't work. The question is : what can I put in this environement to enable the exemple to spli? after the preamble, or before the translation, as you said, the glosses shoudn't be appart.
– Justyna Bernat
Jul 15 '15 at 6:57