AES
2009-06-23 13:52:45 UTC
I used to have a home-brewed Plain TeX macro pair \centerlines (note the
plural) and \clinebreak such that I could write
\centerlines{Some text \clinebreak more text \clinebreak
still more text \clinebreak . . . }
and the result would be "Some text" centered on one line; "more text"
centered on the next line; "still more text" centered below that; and so
on -- but I've lost it.
Is there an easy way to code a paragraph so that inserted \break's will
cause each resulting line to be centered (using Plain TeX)?
Thanks . . .
plural) and \clinebreak such that I could write
\centerlines{Some text \clinebreak more text \clinebreak
still more text \clinebreak . . . }
and the result would be "Some text" centered on one line; "more text"
centered on the next line; "still more text" centered below that; and so
on -- but I've lost it.
Is there an easy way to code a paragraph so that inserted \break's will
cause each resulting line to be centered (using Plain TeX)?
Thanks . . .