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@Jasper ok, but might still not be the right approach... So no answer from me at this point.

@Jasper ok, you can try \vskip-\strutdp directly after the graphic. Or set \vfuzz larger.

@Jasper Not able to test properly now, but does \setupalign[depth] change something for you (regarding your question on the main site)?

@Jasper I cannot test anything now,so I don't even know what space you have in mind.

@Jasper Then the vglue one mentioned above could be handy.

@Jasper Don't worry.

And if you hunt some vertical space: \showmakeup[vglue] (you can add hglue, vpenalty, ... to see what you get. \showglyphs is also handy when looking at glyphs. And \showframe while thinking about the layout.)

@Jasper there are good debuggers in context. In this case, \showboxes could be useful.

@MaxChernoff Not sure. Can ask Hans when back...

Oh, too slow on phone...

@Jasper setbounds currentpicture to ... ?

@cfr very good

@cfr OK! I prefer \quotation, to mark it up.

@John I don't know what that is supposed to mean.

@John I'm in phone mode... Will not surf around.

@John sounds like an editor thing. But isn't it better to use the real quotation marks if you do something like that?

@John Is csquotes for quotes? Try \quotation or \quote.

@John context lmtx has it...

@John they started in 2005 but the first frame is still compiling.

@DavidCarlisle oh no

@samcarter I assume not many knows what syntax is future safe and what is not. Also, likely, not many know of ltx-talk.

@yo' hm, ok, maybe at that end. But at the other one it is essentially 0-0.

I must misunderstand the notation, or are the numbers really large? (@yo')

@samcarter sounds fair! 👍

@DavidCarlisle oh no

Oh, who will check if the rotated \check gives a green check in verapdf?

@Rmano Yay!

Indeed. Let us hope it is a testing period and that they will change it back.

This message you sent did not even get highlighted somehow here in chat. Or, if it got, I missed it.

Indeed, terrible, if I may say so, but well, well...

OK, thanks, so I guess I have to get used to it. I also see more information now that I write this.

Is it just here, or does the chat look different now for replies?

@UlrikeFischer Nice!

@cfr Maybe Elon made sure that there was some money left. As long as they do not push too hard for macros like \include they should probably be safe?

@cfr Find what highly suspicious?

@MaxChernoff Hehe, OK. Well, none of my business anyways. (I just wanted to congratulate)

@MaxChernoff I'm not too curious. But I wonder why that could be sensitive information at all. Here, when the government supports something, one can usually find the information on the web, and if not, one can write them and ask and they will give it. (Of course, I have not and do not intend to write to the US gov. ...)

(I assume one can find the information on the project page, but I did not have the energy to go there and look...)

@DavidCarlisle I don't know. tug.org/tc/devfund/donate.html did not say much.

(you=the latex team)

@DavidCarlisle Oh, so you are now also funded by the US federal government. Congratulations! (I've seen they mostly cutting funds these days) :)

@DavidCarlisle Ohh, FreeBSD...

@Jasper Indeed.

(you can look for presetparameters, applyparameters, pushparameters, popparameters, and how they are used)

@Jasper It is OK. Maybe that is not the simplest example that can be found, but it was the first one I came across while liooking.

@Jasper Yes, as in the example in the answer, in lmt_poisson.

\starttext

\startluacode
    continents = { }
    continents[1] = { {0,0}, {-1,-1}, {-1, 0}, {0,0}, "cycle" }
    continents[2] = { {0,1}, { 1, 0}, { 1,-1}, {0,1}, "cycle" }
    continents[3] = { {0,2}, { 2, 0}, { 2, 1}, {0,2}, "cycle" }
    continents[4] = {
        { path = continents[1], append = true },
        { path = continents[2], append = true },
        { path = continents[3], append = true },
    }
    function mp.getglobepath(n)
        mp.inject.path(continents[n])
    end
\stopluacode

@Jasper I don't get exactly what you ask for, so instead of editing the answer, is it something like this?

@Jasper Sounds indeed as a good source of inspiration! :)