\rule
and \space
The three arguments of \rule
and \space
are
{ht}{dp}{wd}
ht: height of the top of the box above the baseline
dp: depth of the bottom of the box below the baseline
wd: width of the box
[1][0][1] = \floatleft| \rule{1}{0}{1} \floatright| \quad [2][0][1] = \floatleft| \rule{2}{0}{1} \floatright| \quad [1][5][1] = \floatleft| \rule{1}{5}{1} \floatright|
[1][0][1] = \floatleft| \space{1}{0}{1} \floatright| \quad [2][0][1] = \floatleft| \space{2}{0}{1} \floatright| \quad [0][5][1] = \floatleft| \space{0}{5}{1} \floatright|
[1][0][1] = \floatleft| \rule{1}{0}{1} \floatright| \quad [2][0][3] = \floatleft| \rule{2}{0}{3} \floatright| \quad [1][5][5] = \floatleft| \rule{1}{5}{5} \floatright|
[1][0][1] = \floatleft| \space{1}{0}{1} \floatright| \quad [2][0][3] = \floatleft| \space{2}{0}{3} \floatright| \quad [0][5][5] = \floatleft| \space{0}{5}{5} \floatright|
More information on these commands may be found in Spaces and Rules: Arbitrary size spaces and rules of the WebTeX documentation.
Created: Aug 08 1997 ---
Last modified: Sat Mar 04 12:36:24 2000
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