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A simple question. Is there any way to change the interline of a Reledmac text (namely, between a pstart and a pend) without messing the algorithm of page-breaking?



I tried to move up the 11.5 from my fontsize{10}{11.5}selectfont



but it ends up in a total mess, even with a small shift.



The renewcommandbaselinestretch{2} has no effect, too.



Reading the manual, maybe (perhaps!) that this behaviour has something to to with this:




add@penalties is the last macro used by do@line. It adds up the
club, widow, and interline penalties, and puts a single penalty of the
appropriate size back into the para- graph; these penalties get
removed by the vsplit operation. displaywidowpenalty and
brokenpenalty are not restored, since we have no easy way to find out
where we should insert them.




So, what could I do to get a bit of space between the lines without messing the mise-en-page?






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    A simple question. Is there any way to change the interline of a Reledmac text (namely, between a pstart and a pend) without messing the algorithm of page-breaking?



    I tried to move up the 11.5 from my fontsize{10}{11.5}selectfont



    but it ends up in a total mess, even with a small shift.



    The renewcommandbaselinestretch{2} has no effect, too.



    Reading the manual, maybe (perhaps!) that this behaviour has something to to with this:




    add@penalties is the last macro used by do@line. It adds up the
    club, widow, and interline penalties, and puts a single penalty of the
    appropriate size back into the para- graph; these penalties get
    removed by the vsplit operation. displaywidowpenalty and
    brokenpenalty are not restored, since we have no easy way to find out
    where we should insert them.




    So, what could I do to get a bit of space between the lines without messing the mise-en-page?






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      A simple question. Is there any way to change the interline of a Reledmac text (namely, between a pstart and a pend) without messing the algorithm of page-breaking?



      I tried to move up the 11.5 from my fontsize{10}{11.5}selectfont



      but it ends up in a total mess, even with a small shift.



      The renewcommandbaselinestretch{2} has no effect, too.



      Reading the manual, maybe (perhaps!) that this behaviour has something to to with this:




      add@penalties is the last macro used by do@line. It adds up the
      club, widow, and interline penalties, and puts a single penalty of the
      appropriate size back into the para- graph; these penalties get
      removed by the vsplit operation. displaywidowpenalty and
      brokenpenalty are not restored, since we have no easy way to find out
      where we should insert them.




      So, what could I do to get a bit of space between the lines without messing the mise-en-page?






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      A simple question. Is there any way to change the interline of a Reledmac text (namely, between a pstart and a pend) without messing the algorithm of page-breaking?



      I tried to move up the 11.5 from my fontsize{10}{11.5}selectfont



      but it ends up in a total mess, even with a small shift.



      The renewcommandbaselinestretch{2} has no effect, too.



      Reading the manual, maybe (perhaps!) that this behaviour has something to to with this:




      add@penalties is the last macro used by do@line. It adds up the
      club, widow, and interline penalties, and puts a single penalty of the
      appropriate size back into the para- graph; these penalties get
      removed by the vsplit operation. displaywidowpenalty and
      brokenpenalty are not restored, since we have no easy way to find out
      where we should insert them.




      So, what could I do to get a bit of space between the lines without messing the mise-en-page?






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          Mystery solved.



          There wasn't any issue about that. I just had a (well hidden, indeed) interlinepenalty=10000 right before the bibliography and then before my ledmac code. It was this that was driving eledmac crazy.



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          There wasn't any issue about that. I just had a (well hidden, indeed) interlinepenalty=10000 right before the bibliography and then before my ledmac code. It was this that was driving eledmac crazy.



          Sorry for the question :)






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          Sorry for the question :)






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          There wasn't any issue about that. I just had a (well hidden, indeed) interlinepenalty=10000 right before the bibliography and then before my ledmac code. It was this that was driving eledmac crazy.



          Sorry for the question :)






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          Mystery solved.



          There wasn't any issue about that. I just had a (well hidden, indeed) interlinepenalty=10000 right before the bibliography and then before my ledmac code. It was this that was driving eledmac crazy.



          Sorry for the question :)







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