TGAL Manual

BREAK Command
TGAL Commands
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BREAK Command Use the BREAK command to cause a break in the joining of lines and to suppress
justification of the preceding line. The next line of text begins a new line. If you do not
use the JOIN ON, JUSTIFY ON, or TEXT ON commands, the BREAK command has no
effect.
The syntax of the BREAK command is:
BREAK
Considerations
The trigger character alone can also cause a break. The double dollar sign ($$, the
equivalent of \NEED 5) does not cause a break (see the NEED command).
Example
This example shows using the BREAK command to keep parts of a title on separate
lines. It assumes a JOIN ON, JUSTIFY ON, or TEXT ON command is in the file.
\CENTER ON
FINAL REPORT
\BREAK
ON
\BREAK
STRESS MANAGEMENT IN MICE
\CENTER OFF
\TEXT ON
The research that produced this report was funded
in part by the Florence Development Center
under Contract Number F458-76-0-SH-2493.
\TEXT OFF
When this example prints, it produces:
FINAL REPORT
ON
STRESS MANAGEMENT IN MICE
The research that produced this report was funded in part by the Florence Department
Center under Contract Number F458-76-0-SH-2493.