move type name up if it does not have "l" or "t" in it?

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Müller, Stefan et al. (eds): Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar: The handbook

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move type name up if it does not have "l" or "t" in it? #97

Open stefan11 opened 3 years ago

stefan11 commented 3 years ago

grafik

\avm{
[\type*{sign}
phonology & list!(phon\_string)! \\
synsem &    [local &    [category & category \\
                        content & content \\
                        qstore & set!(quantifier)! \\
                        pool & set!(quantifier)! ] ] \\
retrieved & list!(quantifier)! ]
}

Would it be possible to have types like sign a bit higher up? Not for types including letters like t or l.

kopeckyf commented 3 years ago

I don't think this is a good idea. For one, consider what would happen if two types are placed in one line (e.g. two AVMs beside each other) and then the baselines of these types would not be identical. This would be terrible.

stefan11 commented 3 years ago

@kopeckyf Could you please not close my bugs? Thanks.

Maybe both cases could be moved up a bit. I have to check.

kopeckyf commented 3 years ago

Maybe what you really want isn't so much messing around with individual letters, but rather setting tighter options for the enclosing bracket delimiter, e.g.: \avm[delimfactor=950, delimfall=5pt] {}.