Redefine title for possibility of a forced line breaking in a predefined place
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When we use the macro titleSome Title, the macro just assign the Some Text to another internal one @title as defined in latex.ltx:
deftitle#1gdef@title#1
We can use the @title in various places of document, for example, in hypersetuppdftitle=@title for pdf-meta, or in some another places of an document. For example, if title looks like
titleThe World Big Idea: with small corrections.
The some places need to be shown as The World Big Idea: line break here with small corrections. But in some another places it should stand still in a single line.
How to redefine title or possible, any other good ideas?
documentclassarticle
titleSome Title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title % One can use @title in different places
makeatother
makeatletter
%@title Here one need to use the same text, but with line breack between "Same" and "Tile"
Some\Title
makeatother
enddocument
titles
asked Dec 16 at 15:41
sergiokapone
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When we use the macro titleSome Title, the macro just assign the Some Text to another internal one @title as defined in latex.ltx:
deftitle#1gdef@title#1
We can use the @title in various places of document, for example, in hypersetuppdftitle=@title for pdf-meta, or in some another places of an document. For example, if title looks like
titleThe World Big Idea: with small corrections.
The some places need to be shown as The World Big Idea: line break here with small corrections. But in some another places it should stand still in a single line.
How to redefine title or possible, any other good ideas?
documentclassarticle
titleSome Title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title % One can use @title in different places
makeatother
makeatletter
%@title Here one need to use the same text, but with line breack between "Same" and "Tile"
Some\Title
makeatother
enddocument
titles
asked Dec 16 at 15:41
sergiokapone
2,429926
1
I guess this depends on what uses for@titleyou have in mind.
– moewe
Dec 16 at 15:48
@moewe I use the@titleinhypersetuppdftitle=@title. Here it shoul be in single line, but in titlepage I need to breack the line in some place.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:51
@sergiokapone Off-topichypersetuppdftitle=@titleis unnecessary, the title is used per default for the pdf meta data
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:53
@samcarter Ok, buthypersetuppdftitle=@titlewas just for example.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:58
2
Mhhh,@titleis one macro and it can obviously only have one definition at a time. You could write something liketitleSome mypossiblenewline Titleand redefine the meaning ofmypossiblenewlinefrom context to context. But I think it would be tricky to have one place of definition for@titleand several possible outcomes.
– moewe
Dec 16 at 16:04
add a comment |
When we use the macro titleSome Title, the macro just assign the Some Text to another internal one @title as defined in latex.ltx:
deftitle#1gdef@title#1
We can use the @title in various places of document, for example, in hypersetuppdftitle=@title for pdf-meta, or in some another places of an document. For example, if title looks like
titleThe World Big Idea: with small corrections.
The some places need to be shown as The World Big Idea: line break here with small corrections. But in some another places it should stand still in a single line.
How to redefine title or possible, any other good ideas?
documentclassarticle
titleSome Title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title % One can use @title in different places
makeatother
makeatletter
%@title Here one need to use the same text, but with line breack between "Same" and "Tile"
Some\Title
makeatother
enddocument
titles
asked Dec 16 at 15:41
sergiokapone
2,429926
When we use the macro titleSome Title, the macro just assign the Some Text to another internal one @title as defined in latex.ltx:
deftitle#1gdef@title#1
We can use the @title in various places of document, for example, in hypersetuppdftitle=@title for pdf-meta, or in some another places of an document. For example, if title looks like
titleThe World Big Idea: with small corrections.
The some places need to be shown as The World Big Idea: line break here with small corrections. But in some another places it should stand still in a single line.
How to redefine title or possible, any other good ideas?
documentclassarticle
titleSome Title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title % One can use @title in different places
makeatother
makeatletter
%@title Here one need to use the same text, but with line breack between "Same" and "Tile"
Some\Title
makeatother
enddocument
titles
titles
asked Dec 16 at 15:41
sergiokapone
2,429926
asked Dec 16 at 15:41
sergiokapone
2,429926
edited Dec 16 at 16:24
asked Dec 16 at 15:41
sergiokapone
2,429926
asked Dec 16 at 15:41
sergiokapone
2,429926
asked Dec 16 at 15:41
sergiokapone
2,429926
2,429926
1
I guess this depends on what uses for@titleyou have in mind.
– moewe
Dec 16 at 15:48
@moewe I use the@titleinhypersetuppdftitle=@title. Here it shoul be in single line, but in titlepage I need to breack the line in some place.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:51
@sergiokapone Off-topichypersetuppdftitle=@titleis unnecessary, the title is used per default for the pdf meta data
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:53
@samcarter Ok, buthypersetuppdftitle=@titlewas just for example.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:58
2
Mhhh,@titleis one macro and it can obviously only have one definition at a time. You could write something liketitleSome mypossiblenewline Titleand redefine the meaning ofmypossiblenewlinefrom context to context. But I think it would be tricky to have one place of definition for@titleand several possible outcomes.
– moewe
Dec 16 at 16:04
add a comment |
1
I guess this depends on what uses for@titleyou have in mind.
– moewe
Dec 16 at 15:48
@moewe I use the@titleinhypersetuppdftitle=@title. Here it shoul be in single line, but in titlepage I need to breack the line in some place.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:51
@sergiokapone Off-topichypersetuppdftitle=@titleis unnecessary, the title is used per default for the pdf meta data
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:53
@samcarter Ok, buthypersetuppdftitle=@titlewas just for example.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:58
2
Mhhh,@titleis one macro and it can obviously only have one definition at a time. You could write something liketitleSome mypossiblenewline Titleand redefine the meaning ofmypossiblenewlinefrom context to context. But I think it would be tricky to have one place of definition for@titleand several possible outcomes.
– moewe
Dec 16 at 16:04
1
1
I guess this depends on what uses for
@title you have in mind.– moewe
Dec 16 at 15:48
I guess this depends on what uses for
@title you have in mind.– moewe
Dec 16 at 15:48
@moewe I use the
@title in hypersetuppdftitle=@title. Here it shoul be in single line, but in titlepage I need to breack the line in some place.– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:51
@moewe I use the
@title in hypersetuppdftitle=@title. Here it shoul be in single line, but in titlepage I need to breack the line in some place.– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:51
@sergiokapone Off-topic
hypersetuppdftitle=@title is unnecessary, the title is used per default for the pdf meta data– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:53
@sergiokapone Off-topic
hypersetuppdftitle=@title is unnecessary, the title is used per default for the pdf meta data– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:53
@samcarter Ok, but
hypersetuppdftitle=@title was just for example.– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:58
@samcarter Ok, but
hypersetuppdftitle=@title was just for example.– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:58
2
2
Mhhh,
@title is one macro and it can obviously only have one definition at a time. You could write something like titleSome mypossiblenewline Title and redefine the meaning of mypossiblenewline from context to context. But I think it would be tricky to have one place of definition for @title and several possible outcomes.– moewe
Dec 16 at 16:04
Mhhh,
@title is one macro and it can obviously only have one definition at a time. You could write something like titleSome mypossiblenewline Title and redefine the meaning of mypossiblenewline from context to context. But I think it would be tricky to have one place of definition for @title and several possible outcomes.– moewe
Dec 16 at 16:04
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Here is a naive idea.
Use a placeholder in the definition of @title via title and redefine that placeholder variable as required by the context.
documentclassarticle
newcommand*mypossiblenewlinenewline
titleSome mypossiblenewline Title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title
makeatother
makeatletter
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewline
@title
endgroup
makeatother
enddocument
You could wrap that up in one command, for example
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommand*sergiotitlenobreak%
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewline%
@title
endgroup
DeclareRobustCommand*sergiotitlewithbreak%
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewlinenewline%
@title
endgroup
makeatother
but that would not be expandable (which could be a problem depending on the context).
answered Dec 16 at 16:09
moewe
86.1k9109332
Yes, thank you. This is some solution of my problem.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 16:10
add a comment |
Save two more variables, for lack of creativity I named them realtitle and inlinetitle. In the second one, \ tokens are substituted with spaces, first removing spaces at either side of \. Thus it is immaterial if you input any of
titleSome Title \ with line breaks
titleSome Title\ with line breaks
titleSome Title\with line breaks
Here's the code.
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagehyperref
ExplSyntaxOn
RenewDocumentCommandtitlem
tl_gset:cn @title #1 % needed by maketitle
tl_gset:Nn realtitle #1
seq_set_split:Nnn l_tmpa_seq \ #1
tl_gset:Nx inlinetitle seq_use:Nn l_tmpa_seq ~
ExplSyntaxOff
authorauthor
titleSome Title \ with line breaks
hypersetup
pdftitle=inlinetitle
begindocument
maketitle
The title of this document is ``inlinetitle''.
begincenter
realtitle
endcenter
enddocument
You can also cope with \[<dimen>]:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagehyperref
ExplSyntaxOn
RenewDocumentCommandtitlem
tl_gset:cn @title #1 % needed by maketitle
tl_gset:Nn realtitle #1
tl_set:Nn inlinetitle #1
regex_replace_all:nnN s* c\([[^]]*])+ s* inlinetitle
ExplSyntaxOff
authorauthor
titleSome Title \[1ex] with line breaks \[1ex] and added spacing
hypersetup
pdftitle=inlinetitle
begindocument
maketitle
The title of this document is ``inlinetitle''.
begincenter
realtitle
endcenter
enddocument
answered Dec 16 at 16:38
egreg
708k8618813162
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Different approach: instead of redefining @title, you can use texorpdfstring to specify two versions, one without linebreaks which will be used in the pdf meta data and one with linebreak to be displayed in the pdf
documentclassarticle
usepackagehyperref
titletexorpdfstringSomenewline TitleSome title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title % One can use @title in different places
makeatother
enddocument
answered Dec 16 at 15:44
samcarter
85.6k794274
How can I force line bracking only one place of document, but not in others?
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:49
@sergiokapone can you give an example where you want it without linebreak? You could specify an optional shorttitle
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:51
It is hard to give an example, because in some places of document the@titleshould be in one line, but in some another it should to break in predefined place. Fo example, if title looks liketitleThe World Big Idea: with small corrections. The some places need to be breakThe World Big Idea: \ with small corrections
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:54
1
@sergiokapone If it is hard to give an example, it is also hard to answer your question. In your question you only mentioned that you need one line for the pdf meta data and this is what I covered in my answer
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:56
@sergiokapone Off-topic: Don't use \ for line breaks
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:57
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Here is a naive idea.
Use a placeholder in the definition of @title via title and redefine that placeholder variable as required by the context.
documentclassarticle
newcommand*mypossiblenewlinenewline
titleSome mypossiblenewline Title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title
makeatother
makeatletter
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewline
@title
endgroup
makeatother
enddocument
You could wrap that up in one command, for example
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommand*sergiotitlenobreak%
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewline%
@title
endgroup
DeclareRobustCommand*sergiotitlewithbreak%
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewlinenewline%
@title
endgroup
makeatother
but that would not be expandable (which could be a problem depending on the context).
answered Dec 16 at 16:09
moewe
86.1k9109332
Yes, thank you. This is some solution of my problem.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 16:10
add a comment |
Here is a naive idea.
Use a placeholder in the definition of @title via title and redefine that placeholder variable as required by the context.
documentclassarticle
newcommand*mypossiblenewlinenewline
titleSome mypossiblenewline Title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title
makeatother
makeatletter
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewline
@title
endgroup
makeatother
enddocument
You could wrap that up in one command, for example
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommand*sergiotitlenobreak%
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewline%
@title
endgroup
DeclareRobustCommand*sergiotitlewithbreak%
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewlinenewline%
@title
endgroup
makeatother
but that would not be expandable (which could be a problem depending on the context).
answered Dec 16 at 16:09
moewe
86.1k9109332
Yes, thank you. This is some solution of my problem.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 16:10
add a comment |
Here is a naive idea.
Use a placeholder in the definition of @title via title and redefine that placeholder variable as required by the context.
documentclassarticle
newcommand*mypossiblenewlinenewline
titleSome mypossiblenewline Title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title
makeatother
makeatletter
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewline
@title
endgroup
makeatother
enddocument
You could wrap that up in one command, for example
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommand*sergiotitlenobreak%
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewline%
@title
endgroup
DeclareRobustCommand*sergiotitlewithbreak%
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewlinenewline%
@title
endgroup
makeatother
but that would not be expandable (which could be a problem depending on the context).
answered Dec 16 at 16:09
moewe
86.1k9109332
Here is a naive idea.
Use a placeholder in the definition of @title via title and redefine that placeholder variable as required by the context.
documentclassarticle
newcommand*mypossiblenewlinenewline
titleSome mypossiblenewline Title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title
makeatother
makeatletter
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewline
@title
endgroup
makeatother
enddocument
You could wrap that up in one command, for example
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommand*sergiotitlenobreak%
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewline%
@title
endgroup
DeclareRobustCommand*sergiotitlewithbreak%
begingroup
renewcommand*mypossiblenewlinenewline%
@title
endgroup
makeatother
but that would not be expandable (which could be a problem depending on the context).
answered Dec 16 at 16:09
moewe
86.1k9109332
edited Dec 16 at 16:16
answered Dec 16 at 16:09
moewe
86.1k9109332
answered Dec 16 at 16:09
moewe
86.1k9109332
answered Dec 16 at 16:09
moewe
86.1k9109332
86.1k9109332
Yes, thank you. This is some solution of my problem.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 16:10
add a comment |
Yes, thank you. This is some solution of my problem.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 16:10
Yes, thank you. This is some solution of my problem.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 16:10
Yes, thank you. This is some solution of my problem.
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 16:10
add a comment |
Save two more variables, for lack of creativity I named them realtitle and inlinetitle. In the second one, \ tokens are substituted with spaces, first removing spaces at either side of \. Thus it is immaterial if you input any of
titleSome Title \ with line breaks
titleSome Title\ with line breaks
titleSome Title\with line breaks
Here's the code.
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagehyperref
ExplSyntaxOn
RenewDocumentCommandtitlem
tl_gset:cn @title #1 % needed by maketitle
tl_gset:Nn realtitle #1
seq_set_split:Nnn l_tmpa_seq \ #1
tl_gset:Nx inlinetitle seq_use:Nn l_tmpa_seq ~
ExplSyntaxOff
authorauthor
titleSome Title \ with line breaks
hypersetup
pdftitle=inlinetitle
begindocument
maketitle
The title of this document is ``inlinetitle''.
begincenter
realtitle
endcenter
enddocument
You can also cope with \[<dimen>]:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagehyperref
ExplSyntaxOn
RenewDocumentCommandtitlem
tl_gset:cn @title #1 % needed by maketitle
tl_gset:Nn realtitle #1
tl_set:Nn inlinetitle #1
regex_replace_all:nnN s* c\([[^]]*])+ s* inlinetitle
ExplSyntaxOff
authorauthor
titleSome Title \[1ex] with line breaks \[1ex] and added spacing
hypersetup
pdftitle=inlinetitle
begindocument
maketitle
The title of this document is ``inlinetitle''.
begincenter
realtitle
endcenter
enddocument
answered Dec 16 at 16:38
egreg
708k8618813162
add a comment |
Save two more variables, for lack of creativity I named them realtitle and inlinetitle. In the second one, \ tokens are substituted with spaces, first removing spaces at either side of \. Thus it is immaterial if you input any of
titleSome Title \ with line breaks
titleSome Title\ with line breaks
titleSome Title\with line breaks
Here's the code.
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagehyperref
ExplSyntaxOn
RenewDocumentCommandtitlem
tl_gset:cn @title #1 % needed by maketitle
tl_gset:Nn realtitle #1
seq_set_split:Nnn l_tmpa_seq \ #1
tl_gset:Nx inlinetitle seq_use:Nn l_tmpa_seq ~
ExplSyntaxOff
authorauthor
titleSome Title \ with line breaks
hypersetup
pdftitle=inlinetitle
begindocument
maketitle
The title of this document is ``inlinetitle''.
begincenter
realtitle
endcenter
enddocument
You can also cope with \[<dimen>]:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagehyperref
ExplSyntaxOn
RenewDocumentCommandtitlem
tl_gset:cn @title #1 % needed by maketitle
tl_gset:Nn realtitle #1
tl_set:Nn inlinetitle #1
regex_replace_all:nnN s* c\([[^]]*])+ s* inlinetitle
ExplSyntaxOff
authorauthor
titleSome Title \[1ex] with line breaks \[1ex] and added spacing
hypersetup
pdftitle=inlinetitle
begindocument
maketitle
The title of this document is ``inlinetitle''.
begincenter
realtitle
endcenter
enddocument
answered Dec 16 at 16:38
egreg
708k8618813162
add a comment |
Save two more variables, for lack of creativity I named them realtitle and inlinetitle. In the second one, \ tokens are substituted with spaces, first removing spaces at either side of \. Thus it is immaterial if you input any of
titleSome Title \ with line breaks
titleSome Title\ with line breaks
titleSome Title\with line breaks
Here's the code.
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagehyperref
ExplSyntaxOn
RenewDocumentCommandtitlem
tl_gset:cn @title #1 % needed by maketitle
tl_gset:Nn realtitle #1
seq_set_split:Nnn l_tmpa_seq \ #1
tl_gset:Nx inlinetitle seq_use:Nn l_tmpa_seq ~
ExplSyntaxOff
authorauthor
titleSome Title \ with line breaks
hypersetup
pdftitle=inlinetitle
begindocument
maketitle
The title of this document is ``inlinetitle''.
begincenter
realtitle
endcenter
enddocument
You can also cope with \[<dimen>]:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagehyperref
ExplSyntaxOn
RenewDocumentCommandtitlem
tl_gset:cn @title #1 % needed by maketitle
tl_gset:Nn realtitle #1
tl_set:Nn inlinetitle #1
regex_replace_all:nnN s* c\([[^]]*])+ s* inlinetitle
ExplSyntaxOff
authorauthor
titleSome Title \[1ex] with line breaks \[1ex] and added spacing
hypersetup
pdftitle=inlinetitle
begindocument
maketitle
The title of this document is ``inlinetitle''.
begincenter
realtitle
endcenter
enddocument
answered Dec 16 at 16:38
egreg
708k8618813162
Save two more variables, for lack of creativity I named them realtitle and inlinetitle. In the second one, \ tokens are substituted with spaces, first removing spaces at either side of \. Thus it is immaterial if you input any of
titleSome Title \ with line breaks
titleSome Title\ with line breaks
titleSome Title\with line breaks
Here's the code.
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagehyperref
ExplSyntaxOn
RenewDocumentCommandtitlem
tl_gset:cn @title #1 % needed by maketitle
tl_gset:Nn realtitle #1
seq_set_split:Nnn l_tmpa_seq \ #1
tl_gset:Nx inlinetitle seq_use:Nn l_tmpa_seq ~
ExplSyntaxOff
authorauthor
titleSome Title \ with line breaks
hypersetup
pdftitle=inlinetitle
begindocument
maketitle
The title of this document is ``inlinetitle''.
begincenter
realtitle
endcenter
enddocument
You can also cope with \[<dimen>]:
documentclassarticle
usepackagexparse
usepackagehyperref
ExplSyntaxOn
RenewDocumentCommandtitlem
tl_gset:cn @title #1 % needed by maketitle
tl_gset:Nn realtitle #1
tl_set:Nn inlinetitle #1
regex_replace_all:nnN s* c\([[^]]*])+ s* inlinetitle
ExplSyntaxOff
authorauthor
titleSome Title \[1ex] with line breaks \[1ex] and added spacing
hypersetup
pdftitle=inlinetitle
begindocument
maketitle
The title of this document is ``inlinetitle''.
begincenter
realtitle
endcenter
enddocument
answered Dec 16 at 16:38
egreg
708k8618813162
edited Dec 16 at 16:54
answered Dec 16 at 16:38
egreg
708k8618813162
answered Dec 16 at 16:38
egreg
708k8618813162
answered Dec 16 at 16:38
egreg
708k8618813162
708k8618813162
add a comment |
add a comment |
Different approach: instead of redefining @title, you can use texorpdfstring to specify two versions, one without linebreaks which will be used in the pdf meta data and one with linebreak to be displayed in the pdf
documentclassarticle
usepackagehyperref
titletexorpdfstringSomenewline TitleSome title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title % One can use @title in different places
makeatother
enddocument
answered Dec 16 at 15:44
samcarter
85.6k794274
How can I force line bracking only one place of document, but not in others?
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:49
@sergiokapone can you give an example where you want it without linebreak? You could specify an optional shorttitle
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:51
It is hard to give an example, because in some places of document the@titleshould be in one line, but in some another it should to break in predefined place. Fo example, if title looks liketitleThe World Big Idea: with small corrections. The some places need to be breakThe World Big Idea: \ with small corrections
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:54
1
@sergiokapone If it is hard to give an example, it is also hard to answer your question. In your question you only mentioned that you need one line for the pdf meta data and this is what I covered in my answer
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:56
@sergiokapone Off-topic: Don't use \ for line breaks
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:57
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Different approach: instead of redefining @title, you can use texorpdfstring to specify two versions, one without linebreaks which will be used in the pdf meta data and one with linebreak to be displayed in the pdf
documentclassarticle
usepackagehyperref
titletexorpdfstringSomenewline TitleSome title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title % One can use @title in different places
makeatother
enddocument
answered Dec 16 at 15:44
samcarter
85.6k794274
How can I force line bracking only one place of document, but not in others?
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:49
@sergiokapone can you give an example where you want it without linebreak? You could specify an optional shorttitle
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:51
It is hard to give an example, because in some places of document the@titleshould be in one line, but in some another it should to break in predefined place. Fo example, if title looks liketitleThe World Big Idea: with small corrections. The some places need to be breakThe World Big Idea: \ with small corrections
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:54
1
@sergiokapone If it is hard to give an example, it is also hard to answer your question. In your question you only mentioned that you need one line for the pdf meta data and this is what I covered in my answer
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:56
@sergiokapone Off-topic: Don't use \ for line breaks
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:57
|
show 1 more comment
Different approach: instead of redefining @title, you can use texorpdfstring to specify two versions, one without linebreaks which will be used in the pdf meta data and one with linebreak to be displayed in the pdf
documentclassarticle
usepackagehyperref
titletexorpdfstringSomenewline TitleSome title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title % One can use @title in different places
makeatother
enddocument
answered Dec 16 at 15:44
samcarter
85.6k794274
Different approach: instead of redefining @title, you can use texorpdfstring to specify two versions, one without linebreaks which will be used in the pdf meta data and one with linebreak to be displayed in the pdf
documentclassarticle
usepackagehyperref
titletexorpdfstringSomenewline TitleSome title
begindocument
makeatletter
@title % One can use @title in different places
makeatother
enddocument
answered Dec 16 at 15:44
samcarter
85.6k794274
answered Dec 16 at 15:44
samcarter
85.6k794274
answered Dec 16 at 15:44
samcarter
85.6k794274
answered Dec 16 at 15:44
samcarter
85.6k794274
85.6k794274
How can I force line bracking only one place of document, but not in others?
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:49
@sergiokapone can you give an example where you want it without linebreak? You could specify an optional shorttitle
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:51
It is hard to give an example, because in some places of document the@titleshould be in one line, but in some another it should to break in predefined place. Fo example, if title looks liketitleThe World Big Idea: with small corrections. The some places need to be breakThe World Big Idea: \ with small corrections
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:54
1
@sergiokapone If it is hard to give an example, it is also hard to answer your question. In your question you only mentioned that you need one line for the pdf meta data and this is what I covered in my answer
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:56
@sergiokapone Off-topic: Don't use \ for line breaks
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:57
|
show 1 more comment
How can I force line bracking only one place of document, but not in others?
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:49
@sergiokapone can you give an example where you want it without linebreak? You could specify an optional shorttitle
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:51
It is hard to give an example, because in some places of document the@titleshould be in one line, but in some another it should to break in predefined place. Fo example, if title looks liketitleThe World Big Idea: with small corrections. The some places need to be breakThe World Big Idea: \ with small corrections
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:54
1
@sergiokapone If it is hard to give an example, it is also hard to answer your question. In your question you only mentioned that you need one line for the pdf meta data and this is what I covered in my answer
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:56
@sergiokapone Off-topic: Don't use \ for line breaks
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:57
How can I force line bracking only one place of document, but not in others?
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:49
How can I force line bracking only one place of document, but not in others?
– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:49
@sergiokapone can you give an example where you want it without linebreak? You could specify an optional shorttitle
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:51
@sergiokapone can you give an example where you want it without linebreak? You could specify an optional shorttitle
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:51
It is hard to give an example, because in some places of document the
@title should be in one line, but in some another it should to break in predefined place. Fo example, if title looks like titleThe World Big Idea: with small corrections. The some places need to be break The World Big Idea: \ with small corrections– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:54
It is hard to give an example, because in some places of document the
@title should be in one line, but in some another it should to break in predefined place. Fo example, if title looks like titleThe World Big Idea: with small corrections. The some places need to be break The World Big Idea: \ with small corrections– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:54
1
1
@sergiokapone If it is hard to give an example, it is also hard to answer your question. In your question you only mentioned that you need one line for the pdf meta data and this is what I covered in my answer
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:56
@sergiokapone If it is hard to give an example, it is also hard to answer your question. In your question you only mentioned that you need one line for the pdf meta data and this is what I covered in my answer
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:56
@sergiokapone Off-topic: Don't use \ for line breaks
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:57
@sergiokapone Off-topic: Don't use \ for line breaks
– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:57
|
show 1 more comment
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I guess this depends on what uses for
@titleyou have in mind.– moewe
Dec 16 at 15:48
@moewe I use the
@titleinhypersetuppdftitle=@title. Here it shoul be in single line, but in titlepage I need to breack the line in some place.– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:51
@sergiokapone Off-topic
hypersetuppdftitle=@titleis unnecessary, the title is used per default for the pdf meta data– samcarter
Dec 16 at 15:53
@samcarter Ok, but
hypersetuppdftitle=@titlewas just for example.– sergiokapone
Dec 16 at 15:58
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Mhhh,
@titleis one macro and it can obviously only have one definition at a time. You could write something liketitleSome mypossiblenewline Titleand redefine the meaning ofmypossiblenewlinefrom context to context. But I think it would be tricky to have one place of definition for@titleand several possible outcomes.– moewe
Dec 16 at 16:04