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!set

Type & position: command, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !set <text>
 
Description: With this command you can set symbols inside your source file that you can check with !ifset and !if. Symbols may alos be set by the command line option -D. With the !unset command you can delete symbols. You can use !set wherever you want.
 
Example: !set UseColourGraphics
 
See: !unset, !ifset, !ifnset
 

!short

Type & position: switch, main part
 
Syntax: !short
 
Description: If you use this switch together with environments this specific environment will be printed without additional vertical space. The example shows how to print a "compressed" itemize environment.
 
Example: !begin_itemize !short
 
See: !begin_itemize, !begin_enumerate, !begin_description, !use_short_envs
 

!sloppy

Type & position: switch, main part
 
Syntax: !sloppy
 
Description: Switches off warning messages according short lines. You can use this command wherever you want. The warnings can be enabled with !fussy. When converting to LaTeX UDO doesn't convert !sloppy into \sloppy!
 
See: !fussy
 

!smallskip

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !smallskip
 
Description: This command will be simplay replaced by "\smallskip" when converted to LaTeX. Otherwise one additional empty line will be generated.
 
See: !medskip, !bigskip
 

!sort_hyphen_file

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !sort_hyphen_file [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: If this switch is used inside the preamble UDO will read the hyphenation file, delete entries that are used more than once and will save a sorted version of this hyphenation file. The example shows how to do this for ASCII and ST-Guide.
 
Example: !sort_hyphen_file [asc,stg]
 
See: !hyphen
 

!stg_no_database

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !stg_no_database
 
Description: Switches off the output of the ST-Guide @database line.
 

!subheading

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !subheading <text>
 
Description: This command prints out "<text>" as a headline using the section font and fontsize.
 
See: !heading, !subsubheading
 

!subnode

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !subnode <text>
 
Description: Starts a new section named "<text>".
 
Example: !subnode Section title
 
See: !node, !subsubnode, !subsubsubnode, Structuring
 

!subnode*

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !subnode* <text>
 
Description: This command does the same as !subnode, but here "<text>" will not appear in a table of contents.
 
Example: !subnode* Section title
 
See: !subnode, !psubnode*, Structuring
 

!subsubheading

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !subsubheading <text>
 
Description: This command prints out "<text>" as a headline using the subsubnode font and fontsize.
 
See: !heading, !subheading
 

!subsubnode

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !subsubnode <text>
 
Description: Starts a new subsection named "<text>".
 
Example: !subsubnode Subsection title
 
See: !node, !subnode, Structuring
 

!subsubnode*

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !subsubnode* <text>
 
Description: This command does the same as !subsubnode, but here "<text>" will not appear in a table of contents.
 
Example: !subsubnode* Subsection title
 
See: !subsubnode, !psubsubnode*, Structuring
 

!subsubsubheading

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !subsubsubheading <text>
 
Description: This command prints out "<text>" as a headline using the subsubsubnode font and fontsize.
 
See: !heading, !subheading, !subsubheading
 

!subsubsubnode

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !subsubsubnode <text>
 
Description: Starts a new paragraph named "<text>". Paragraphs are numbered with #.#.#.# and are displayed inside the table of contents
 
Example: !subsubsubnode Paragraph title
 
See: !psubsubsubnode, !subnode, !subsubnode, Structuring
 

!subsubsubnode*

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !subsubsubnode* <text>
 
Description: This command does the same as !subsubsubnode, but here "<text>" will not appear in the table of contents.
 
Example: !subsubsubnode* Paragraph title
 
See: !psubsubsubnode, !subnode, !subsubnode, Structuring
 

!subsubtoc

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !subsubtoc
 
Description: Lists all subsections of a section to enable the reader of a hypertext to switch to the subsections.
 
Example: !subsubtoc [html,pch,stg,win]
 
See: !tableofcontents, !toc, !subtoc, !use_auto_subsubtocs, Tables of contents
 

!subtoc

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !subtoc
 
Description: Lists all sections of a chapter to enable the reader of a hypertext to siwtch to the sections.
 
Example: !subtoc [html,pch,stg,win]
 
See: !tableofcontents, !toc, !subsubtoc, !use_auto_subtocs, Tables of contents
 

(!short_today)

Type & position: placeholder, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: (!short_today)
 
Description: This placeholder will be replaced by the short form of the current date.
 
Example: (!short_today) becomes 2019/12/23
 
See: (!today), !language
 

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