quotas with length and height information

[strato72]

Hello, I would like to know if there is a style of quotation or a lisp that quotating gives me double information.
example: length of a wall and relative height, to be typed or fixed at the beginning.
Thank you.

 

[sgreender]

Hi, I'm intrometto, I'm very experienced, but I think you can use the block that changed me. @prismacad here:

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[strato72]

hi, thanks for the suggestion, useful also the one you indicated me but to me it would serve just in the form of quota.

Thank you.

 

[x11start]

.... if you don't mind the symbol (more and less) and "become fake" that will indicate the height; You can use tolerance. but it's more complicated.
alternatively you simply have to force the quota by putting it a prefix and/or a suffix.
e.g. writing:
"base = <> - height = 300"
the actual quota is written instead of "<>" the other texts are a force that does not vary if I had to decide to iron the quota.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

to write a text under the quota line you use the \x prefix.
For example
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[strato72]

Thank you both.

 

[sgreender]

to write a text under the quota line you use the \x prefix.
For example
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Thanks also for me, I miss it!

 

[x11start]

if you want you can also make a part of the text (e.g. the height you want to write on the second row) has a different color, font or height. to do so it is necessary to insert in brackets, the "commands" that do as required.
for simplicity I use a system: I select a part of the quota text that I want to change, with the properties I change color or height etc. and I already see the result. I then explore the quota and turn it into text. at this point by clicking on it and looking at the properties (voice "contained"), I see the commands in brackets and so I can copy them to other odds to get the same results.
I hope I explained. . .