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Background



A line is being drawn using MetaPost on an overlay, which is used as the background for a framed layer. The layer is embedded within a setups so that a dot's position on the timeline is recalculated each time. The calculation is based on the value of the current section's title text.



Problem



The horizontal bars at the each end of the timeline shifts a slight amount. Compare:



Chapter 1



Chapter 2



When shown overlapped, the difference is apparent, albeit subtle:



Shifted Bars



Code



The minimal working example is reasonably straightforward. The bulk of the code is taken up by parsing the number from the section title within startuseMPgraphic.



definepapersize[BookPaperSize][
width=8in,
height=6in,
]

setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

% Specify the width and height here because the inline figures need to
% maintain aspect ratio while setting a pleasing width.
startsetups[BookIllustrationSetups]
setlayerframed[BookIllustrationLayer][
frame=off,
x=zeropoint,
y=1.25in,
width=makeupwidth,
background=BookTimelineOverlay,
]
stopsetups

setupbackgrounds[page][
background=BookIllustrationLayer,
setups=BookIllustrationSetups
]

definelayer[BookIllustrationLayer][
width=paperwidth,
height=paperheight,
]

defineoverlay[BookTimelineOverlay][useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
% Define constants
numeric EVENT_BEGAN, TIME_OFFSET, PATH_THICKNESS;
EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;
TIME_OFFSET := 1.25in;
PATH_THICKNESS := 2pt;

% The book timeline title macro contains a number representing when the
% event transpired and additional information.
string sectionTitle, sectionTitleDigits;
sectionTitle := "getspecificstructuretitle3";
sectionTitleDigits := "";

% Extract only digits and decimals from the book timeline title macro.
for i = 0 upto length( sectionTitle ):
string sectionChar;
sectionChar := substring( i, i + 1 ) of sectionTitle;

% A space indicates that the number has no more digits.
if sectionChar = " ":
break;
fi;

% Concatentate all the digits together.
if ((sectionChar >= "0") and (sectionChar <= "9")) or (sectionChar = "."):
sectionTitleDigits := sectionTitleDigits & sectionChar;
fi;
endfor;

% Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
numeric eventTime;
eventTime := 0;

for i = scantokens( sectionTitleDigits ):
eventTime := i;
endfor;

numeric eventX;
eventX := 1 - (eventTime / EVENT_BEGAN);

% Draw the line.
draw (TIME_OFFSET, .5*overlayheight) -- (overlaywidth, .5*overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw starting |.
draw (TIME_OFFSET, 0) -- (TIME_OFFSET, overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw ending |.
draw (overlaywidth, 0) -- (overlaywidth, overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
filldraw fullcircle scaled 9
shifted(
TIME_OFFSET + eventX * (overlaywidth - TIME_OFFSET), .5*overlayheight
);
stopuseMPgraphic

starttext
chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
input ward

chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
input ward
stoptext


Questions



I'm wondering:



  • Why does the timeline bar shift slightly?

  • How can the shifting be eliminated such that the timeline bars precisely overlap regardless of the timeline's dot's location?

Bonus question:



  • How can the code be simplified, especially parsing the title?









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  • 1





    Why don't you draw the rule as part of setuphead? Why do you try use for line continuation? MetaPost scans until a semicolon and is actually a TeX control sequence which expands to a blank space.

    – Henri Menke
    4 hours ago















3















Background



A line is being drawn using MetaPost on an overlay, which is used as the background for a framed layer. The layer is embedded within a setups so that a dot's position on the timeline is recalculated each time. The calculation is based on the value of the current section's title text.



Problem



The horizontal bars at the each end of the timeline shifts a slight amount. Compare:



Chapter 1



Chapter 2



When shown overlapped, the difference is apparent, albeit subtle:



Shifted Bars



Code



The minimal working example is reasonably straightforward. The bulk of the code is taken up by parsing the number from the section title within startuseMPgraphic.



definepapersize[BookPaperSize][
width=8in,
height=6in,
]

setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

% Specify the width and height here because the inline figures need to
% maintain aspect ratio while setting a pleasing width.
startsetups[BookIllustrationSetups]
setlayerframed[BookIllustrationLayer][
frame=off,
x=zeropoint,
y=1.25in,
width=makeupwidth,
background=BookTimelineOverlay,
]
stopsetups

setupbackgrounds[page][
background=BookIllustrationLayer,
setups=BookIllustrationSetups
]

definelayer[BookIllustrationLayer][
width=paperwidth,
height=paperheight,
]

defineoverlay[BookTimelineOverlay][useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
% Define constants
numeric EVENT_BEGAN, TIME_OFFSET, PATH_THICKNESS;
EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;
TIME_OFFSET := 1.25in;
PATH_THICKNESS := 2pt;

% The book timeline title macro contains a number representing when the
% event transpired and additional information.
string sectionTitle, sectionTitleDigits;
sectionTitle := "getspecificstructuretitle3";
sectionTitleDigits := "";

% Extract only digits and decimals from the book timeline title macro.
for i = 0 upto length( sectionTitle ):
string sectionChar;
sectionChar := substring( i, i + 1 ) of sectionTitle;

% A space indicates that the number has no more digits.
if sectionChar = " ":
break;
fi;

% Concatentate all the digits together.
if ((sectionChar >= "0") and (sectionChar <= "9")) or (sectionChar = "."):
sectionTitleDigits := sectionTitleDigits & sectionChar;
fi;
endfor;

% Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
numeric eventTime;
eventTime := 0;

for i = scantokens( sectionTitleDigits ):
eventTime := i;
endfor;

numeric eventX;
eventX := 1 - (eventTime / EVENT_BEGAN);

% Draw the line.
draw (TIME_OFFSET, .5*overlayheight) -- (overlaywidth, .5*overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw starting |.
draw (TIME_OFFSET, 0) -- (TIME_OFFSET, overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw ending |.
draw (overlaywidth, 0) -- (overlaywidth, overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
filldraw fullcircle scaled 9
shifted(
TIME_OFFSET + eventX * (overlaywidth - TIME_OFFSET), .5*overlayheight
);
stopuseMPgraphic

starttext
chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
input ward

chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
input ward
stoptext


Questions



I'm wondering:



  • Why does the timeline bar shift slightly?

  • How can the shifting be eliminated such that the timeline bars precisely overlap regardless of the timeline's dot's location?

Bonus question:



  • How can the code be simplified, especially parsing the title?









share|improve this question



















  • 1





    Why don't you draw the rule as part of setuphead? Why do you try use for line continuation? MetaPost scans until a semicolon and is actually a TeX control sequence which expands to a blank space.

    – Henri Menke
    4 hours ago













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3








Background



A line is being drawn using MetaPost on an overlay, which is used as the background for a framed layer. The layer is embedded within a setups so that a dot's position on the timeline is recalculated each time. The calculation is based on the value of the current section's title text.



Problem



The horizontal bars at the each end of the timeline shifts a slight amount. Compare:



Chapter 1



Chapter 2



When shown overlapped, the difference is apparent, albeit subtle:



Shifted Bars



Code



The minimal working example is reasonably straightforward. The bulk of the code is taken up by parsing the number from the section title within startuseMPgraphic.



definepapersize[BookPaperSize][
width=8in,
height=6in,
]

setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

% Specify the width and height here because the inline figures need to
% maintain aspect ratio while setting a pleasing width.
startsetups[BookIllustrationSetups]
setlayerframed[BookIllustrationLayer][
frame=off,
x=zeropoint,
y=1.25in,
width=makeupwidth,
background=BookTimelineOverlay,
]
stopsetups

setupbackgrounds[page][
background=BookIllustrationLayer,
setups=BookIllustrationSetups
]

definelayer[BookIllustrationLayer][
width=paperwidth,
height=paperheight,
]

defineoverlay[BookTimelineOverlay][useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
% Define constants
numeric EVENT_BEGAN, TIME_OFFSET, PATH_THICKNESS;
EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;
TIME_OFFSET := 1.25in;
PATH_THICKNESS := 2pt;

% The book timeline title macro contains a number representing when the
% event transpired and additional information.
string sectionTitle, sectionTitleDigits;
sectionTitle := "getspecificstructuretitle3";
sectionTitleDigits := "";

% Extract only digits and decimals from the book timeline title macro.
for i = 0 upto length( sectionTitle ):
string sectionChar;
sectionChar := substring( i, i + 1 ) of sectionTitle;

% A space indicates that the number has no more digits.
if sectionChar = " ":
break;
fi;

% Concatentate all the digits together.
if ((sectionChar >= "0") and (sectionChar <= "9")) or (sectionChar = "."):
sectionTitleDigits := sectionTitleDigits & sectionChar;
fi;
endfor;

% Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
numeric eventTime;
eventTime := 0;

for i = scantokens( sectionTitleDigits ):
eventTime := i;
endfor;

numeric eventX;
eventX := 1 - (eventTime / EVENT_BEGAN);

% Draw the line.
draw (TIME_OFFSET, .5*overlayheight) -- (overlaywidth, .5*overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw starting |.
draw (TIME_OFFSET, 0) -- (TIME_OFFSET, overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw ending |.
draw (overlaywidth, 0) -- (overlaywidth, overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
filldraw fullcircle scaled 9
shifted(
TIME_OFFSET + eventX * (overlaywidth - TIME_OFFSET), .5*overlayheight
);
stopuseMPgraphic

starttext
chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
input ward

chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
input ward
stoptext


Questions



I'm wondering:



  • Why does the timeline bar shift slightly?

  • How can the shifting be eliminated such that the timeline bars precisely overlap regardless of the timeline's dot's location?

Bonus question:



  • How can the code be simplified, especially parsing the title?









share|improve this question
















Background



A line is being drawn using MetaPost on an overlay, which is used as the background for a framed layer. The layer is embedded within a setups so that a dot's position on the timeline is recalculated each time. The calculation is based on the value of the current section's title text.



Problem



The horizontal bars at the each end of the timeline shifts a slight amount. Compare:



Chapter 1



Chapter 2



When shown overlapped, the difference is apparent, albeit subtle:



Shifted Bars



Code



The minimal working example is reasonably straightforward. The bulk of the code is taken up by parsing the number from the section title within startuseMPgraphic.



definepapersize[BookPaperSize][
width=8in,
height=6in,
]

setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

% Specify the width and height here because the inline figures need to
% maintain aspect ratio while setting a pleasing width.
startsetups[BookIllustrationSetups]
setlayerframed[BookIllustrationLayer][
frame=off,
x=zeropoint,
y=1.25in,
width=makeupwidth,
background=BookTimelineOverlay,
]
stopsetups

setupbackgrounds[page][
background=BookIllustrationLayer,
setups=BookIllustrationSetups
]

definelayer[BookIllustrationLayer][
width=paperwidth,
height=paperheight,
]

defineoverlay[BookTimelineOverlay][useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
% Define constants
numeric EVENT_BEGAN, TIME_OFFSET, PATH_THICKNESS;
EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;
TIME_OFFSET := 1.25in;
PATH_THICKNESS := 2pt;

% The book timeline title macro contains a number representing when the
% event transpired and additional information.
string sectionTitle, sectionTitleDigits;
sectionTitle := "getspecificstructuretitle3";
sectionTitleDigits := "";

% Extract only digits and decimals from the book timeline title macro.
for i = 0 upto length( sectionTitle ):
string sectionChar;
sectionChar := substring( i, i + 1 ) of sectionTitle;

% A space indicates that the number has no more digits.
if sectionChar = " ":
break;
fi;

% Concatentate all the digits together.
if ((sectionChar >= "0") and (sectionChar <= "9")) or (sectionChar = "."):
sectionTitleDigits := sectionTitleDigits & sectionChar;
fi;
endfor;

% Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
numeric eventTime;
eventTime := 0;

for i = scantokens( sectionTitleDigits ):
eventTime := i;
endfor;

numeric eventX;
eventX := 1 - (eventTime / EVENT_BEGAN);

% Draw the line.
draw (TIME_OFFSET, .5*overlayheight) -- (overlaywidth, .5*overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw starting |.
draw (TIME_OFFSET, 0) -- (TIME_OFFSET, overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw ending |.
draw (overlaywidth, 0) -- (overlaywidth, overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
filldraw fullcircle scaled 9
shifted(
TIME_OFFSET + eventX * (overlaywidth - TIME_OFFSET), .5*overlayheight
);
stopuseMPgraphic

starttext
chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
input ward

chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
input ward
stoptext


Questions



I'm wondering:



  • Why does the timeline bar shift slightly?

  • How can the shifting be eliminated such that the timeline bars precisely overlap regardless of the timeline's dot's location?

Bonus question:



  • How can the code be simplified, especially parsing the title?






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    Why don't you draw the rule as part of setuphead? Why do you try use for line continuation? MetaPost scans until a semicolon and is actually a TeX control sequence which expands to a blank space.

    – Henri Menke
    4 hours ago












  • 1





    Why don't you draw the rule as part of setuphead? Why do you try use for line continuation? MetaPost scans until a semicolon and is actually a TeX control sequence which expands to a blank space.

    – Henri Menke
    4 hours ago







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Why don't you draw the rule as part of setuphead? Why do you try use for line continuation? MetaPost scans until a semicolon and is actually a TeX control sequence which expands to a blank space.

– Henri Menke
4 hours ago





Why don't you draw the rule as part of setuphead? Why do you try use for line continuation? MetaPost scans until a semicolon and is actually a TeX control sequence which expands to a blank space.

– Henri Menke
4 hours ago










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The placement of the dot modifies the bounding box. The most ad-hoc solution to this problem is



  1. Save the bounding box before drawing the dot

  2. Draw the dot

  3. Restore the bounding box without dot

The dot will then leak out of the bounding box but that is only a tiny bit.



definepapersize[BookPaperSize][
width=8in,
height=6in,
]

setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

% Specify the width and height here because the inline figures need to
% maintain aspect ratio while setting a pleasing width.
startsetups[BookIllustrationSetups]
setlayerframed[BookIllustrationLayer][
frame=off,
x=zeropoint,
y=1.25in,
width=makeupwidth,
background=BookTimelineOverlay,
]
stopsetups

setupbackgrounds[page][
background=BookIllustrationLayer,
setups=BookIllustrationSetups
]

definelayer[BookIllustrationLayer][
width=paperwidth,
height=paperheight,
]

defineoverlay[BookTimelineOverlay][useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
% Define constants
numeric EVENT_BEGAN, TIME_OFFSET, PATH_THICKNESS;
EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;
TIME_OFFSET := 1.25in;
PATH_THICKNESS := 2pt;

% The book timeline title macro contains a number representing when the
% event transpired and additional information.
string sectionTitle, sectionTitleDigits;
sectionTitle := "getspecificstructuretitle3";
sectionTitleDigits := "";

% Extract only digits and decimals from the book timeline title macro.
for i = 0 upto length( sectionTitle ):
string sectionChar;
sectionChar := substring( i, i + 1 ) of sectionTitle;

% A space indicates that the number has no more digits.
if sectionChar = " ":
break;
fi;

% Concatentate all the digits together.
if ((sectionChar >= "0") and (sectionChar <= "9")) or (sectionChar = "."):
sectionTitleDigits := sectionTitleDigits & sectionChar;
fi;
endfor;

% Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
numeric eventTime;
eventTime := 0;

for i = scantokens( sectionTitleDigits ):
eventTime := i;
endfor;

numeric eventX;
eventX := 1 - (eventTime / EVENT_BEGAN);

% Draw the line.
draw (TIME_OFFSET, .5*overlayheight) -- (overlaywidth, .5*overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw starting |.
draw (TIME_OFFSET, 0) -- (TIME_OFFSET, overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% Draw ending |.
draw (overlaywidth, 0) -- (overlaywidth, overlayheight)
withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

% The dot will change the size of bounding box, so we will just save the
% bounding box without the dot for later
path p ; p := bbox currentpicture ;

% Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
filldraw fullcircle scaled 9
shifted(
TIME_OFFSET + eventX * (overlaywidth - TIME_OFFSET), .5*overlayheight
);

% Restore the bounding box without dot
setbounds currentpicture to p ;
stopuseMPgraphic

starttext
chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
input ward

chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
input ward
stoptext


Here is a little shorter version of your code, using Lua to parse the chapter title and using the MetaPost drawing as a background for the text layer of the page directly.



definepapersize
[BookPaperSize]
[width=8in,
height=6in]

setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

defineoverlay
[BookTimelineOverlay]
[useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

setupbackgrounds
[text]
[background=BookTimelineOverlay]


startluacode
function userdata.parsetitle(title)
local a, b = string.match(title, "(%d+),(%d+)")
return table.concat( a, b , "")
end
stopluacode

startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
% Define constants
numeric EVENT_BEGAN;
EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;

% Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
numeric eventX;
eventX := lua("mp.print(userdata.parsetitle('getspecificstructuretitle3'))") ;
eventX := 1 - (eventX / EVENT_BEGAN);

numeric wb, hb ; wb := 3.33in ; hb := .33in ;
pickup pencircle scaled 2pt;
picture p ; p := image(
% Draw the line.
draw (0, .5*hb) -- (wb, .5*hb) ;
% Draw starting |.
draw (0, 0) -- (0, hb) ;
% Draw ending |.
draw (wb, 0) -- (wb, hb) ;
% Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
filldraw fullcircle scaled 9 shifted (eventX * wb, .5*hb);
);

numeric h ; h := OverlayHeight ;
draw p shifted (-.33in, h - hb - .33in);

setbounds currentpicture to OverlayBox ;
stopuseMPgraphic

starttext
chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
input ward

chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
input ward
stoptext





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    The placement of the dot modifies the bounding box. The most ad-hoc solution to this problem is



    1. Save the bounding box before drawing the dot

    2. Draw the dot

    3. Restore the bounding box without dot

    The dot will then leak out of the bounding box but that is only a tiny bit.



    definepapersize[BookPaperSize][
    width=8in,
    height=6in,
    ]

    setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

    % Specify the width and height here because the inline figures need to
    % maintain aspect ratio while setting a pleasing width.
    startsetups[BookIllustrationSetups]
    setlayerframed[BookIllustrationLayer][
    frame=off,
    x=zeropoint,
    y=1.25in,
    width=makeupwidth,
    background=BookTimelineOverlay,
    ]
    stopsetups

    setupbackgrounds[page][
    background=BookIllustrationLayer,
    setups=BookIllustrationSetups
    ]

    definelayer[BookIllustrationLayer][
    width=paperwidth,
    height=paperheight,
    ]

    defineoverlay[BookTimelineOverlay][useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

    startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
    % Define constants
    numeric EVENT_BEGAN, TIME_OFFSET, PATH_THICKNESS;
    EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;
    TIME_OFFSET := 1.25in;
    PATH_THICKNESS := 2pt;

    % The book timeline title macro contains a number representing when the
    % event transpired and additional information.
    string sectionTitle, sectionTitleDigits;
    sectionTitle := "getspecificstructuretitle3";
    sectionTitleDigits := "";

    % Extract only digits and decimals from the book timeline title macro.
    for i = 0 upto length( sectionTitle ):
    string sectionChar;
    sectionChar := substring( i, i + 1 ) of sectionTitle;

    % A space indicates that the number has no more digits.
    if sectionChar = " ":
    break;
    fi;

    % Concatentate all the digits together.
    if ((sectionChar >= "0") and (sectionChar <= "9")) or (sectionChar = "."):
    sectionTitleDigits := sectionTitleDigits & sectionChar;
    fi;
    endfor;

    % Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
    numeric eventTime;
    eventTime := 0;

    for i = scantokens( sectionTitleDigits ):
    eventTime := i;
    endfor;

    numeric eventX;
    eventX := 1 - (eventTime / EVENT_BEGAN);

    % Draw the line.
    draw (TIME_OFFSET, .5*overlayheight) -- (overlaywidth, .5*overlayheight)
    withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

    % Draw starting |.
    draw (TIME_OFFSET, 0) -- (TIME_OFFSET, overlayheight)
    withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

    % Draw ending |.
    draw (overlaywidth, 0) -- (overlaywidth, overlayheight)
    withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

    % The dot will change the size of bounding box, so we will just save the
    % bounding box without the dot for later
    path p ; p := bbox currentpicture ;

    % Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
    filldraw fullcircle scaled 9
    shifted(
    TIME_OFFSET + eventX * (overlaywidth - TIME_OFFSET), .5*overlayheight
    );

    % Restore the bounding box without dot
    setbounds currentpicture to p ;
    stopuseMPgraphic

    starttext
    chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
    section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
    input ward

    chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
    section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
    input ward
    stoptext


    Here is a little shorter version of your code, using Lua to parse the chapter title and using the MetaPost drawing as a background for the text layer of the page directly.



    definepapersize
    [BookPaperSize]
    [width=8in,
    height=6in]

    setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

    defineoverlay
    [BookTimelineOverlay]
    [useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

    setupbackgrounds
    [text]
    [background=BookTimelineOverlay]


    startluacode
    function userdata.parsetitle(title)
    local a, b = string.match(title, "(%d+),(%d+)")
    return table.concat( a, b , "")
    end
    stopluacode

    startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
    % Define constants
    numeric EVENT_BEGAN;
    EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;

    % Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
    numeric eventX;
    eventX := lua("mp.print(userdata.parsetitle('getspecificstructuretitle3'))") ;
    eventX := 1 - (eventX / EVENT_BEGAN);

    numeric wb, hb ; wb := 3.33in ; hb := .33in ;
    pickup pencircle scaled 2pt;
    picture p ; p := image(
    % Draw the line.
    draw (0, .5*hb) -- (wb, .5*hb) ;
    % Draw starting |.
    draw (0, 0) -- (0, hb) ;
    % Draw ending |.
    draw (wb, 0) -- (wb, hb) ;
    % Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
    filldraw fullcircle scaled 9 shifted (eventX * wb, .5*hb);
    );

    numeric h ; h := OverlayHeight ;
    draw p shifted (-.33in, h - hb - .33in);

    setbounds currentpicture to OverlayBox ;
    stopuseMPgraphic

    starttext
    chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
    section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
    input ward

    chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
    section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
    input ward
    stoptext





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      The placement of the dot modifies the bounding box. The most ad-hoc solution to this problem is



      1. Save the bounding box before drawing the dot

      2. Draw the dot

      3. Restore the bounding box without dot

      The dot will then leak out of the bounding box but that is only a tiny bit.



      definepapersize[BookPaperSize][
      width=8in,
      height=6in,
      ]

      setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

      % Specify the width and height here because the inline figures need to
      % maintain aspect ratio while setting a pleasing width.
      startsetups[BookIllustrationSetups]
      setlayerframed[BookIllustrationLayer][
      frame=off,
      x=zeropoint,
      y=1.25in,
      width=makeupwidth,
      background=BookTimelineOverlay,
      ]
      stopsetups

      setupbackgrounds[page][
      background=BookIllustrationLayer,
      setups=BookIllustrationSetups
      ]

      definelayer[BookIllustrationLayer][
      width=paperwidth,
      height=paperheight,
      ]

      defineoverlay[BookTimelineOverlay][useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

      startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
      % Define constants
      numeric EVENT_BEGAN, TIME_OFFSET, PATH_THICKNESS;
      EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;
      TIME_OFFSET := 1.25in;
      PATH_THICKNESS := 2pt;

      % The book timeline title macro contains a number representing when the
      % event transpired and additional information.
      string sectionTitle, sectionTitleDigits;
      sectionTitle := "getspecificstructuretitle3";
      sectionTitleDigits := "";

      % Extract only digits and decimals from the book timeline title macro.
      for i = 0 upto length( sectionTitle ):
      string sectionChar;
      sectionChar := substring( i, i + 1 ) of sectionTitle;

      % A space indicates that the number has no more digits.
      if sectionChar = " ":
      break;
      fi;

      % Concatentate all the digits together.
      if ((sectionChar >= "0") and (sectionChar <= "9")) or (sectionChar = "."):
      sectionTitleDigits := sectionTitleDigits & sectionChar;
      fi;
      endfor;

      % Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
      numeric eventTime;
      eventTime := 0;

      for i = scantokens( sectionTitleDigits ):
      eventTime := i;
      endfor;

      numeric eventX;
      eventX := 1 - (eventTime / EVENT_BEGAN);

      % Draw the line.
      draw (TIME_OFFSET, .5*overlayheight) -- (overlaywidth, .5*overlayheight)
      withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

      % Draw starting |.
      draw (TIME_OFFSET, 0) -- (TIME_OFFSET, overlayheight)
      withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

      % Draw ending |.
      draw (overlaywidth, 0) -- (overlaywidth, overlayheight)
      withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

      % The dot will change the size of bounding box, so we will just save the
      % bounding box without the dot for later
      path p ; p := bbox currentpicture ;

      % Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
      filldraw fullcircle scaled 9
      shifted(
      TIME_OFFSET + eventX * (overlaywidth - TIME_OFFSET), .5*overlayheight
      );

      % Restore the bounding box without dot
      setbounds currentpicture to p ;
      stopuseMPgraphic

      starttext
      chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
      section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
      input ward

      chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
      section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
      input ward
      stoptext


      Here is a little shorter version of your code, using Lua to parse the chapter title and using the MetaPost drawing as a background for the text layer of the page directly.



      definepapersize
      [BookPaperSize]
      [width=8in,
      height=6in]

      setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

      defineoverlay
      [BookTimelineOverlay]
      [useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

      setupbackgrounds
      [text]
      [background=BookTimelineOverlay]


      startluacode
      function userdata.parsetitle(title)
      local a, b = string.match(title, "(%d+),(%d+)")
      return table.concat( a, b , "")
      end
      stopluacode

      startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
      % Define constants
      numeric EVENT_BEGAN;
      EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;

      % Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
      numeric eventX;
      eventX := lua("mp.print(userdata.parsetitle('getspecificstructuretitle3'))") ;
      eventX := 1 - (eventX / EVENT_BEGAN);

      numeric wb, hb ; wb := 3.33in ; hb := .33in ;
      pickup pencircle scaled 2pt;
      picture p ; p := image(
      % Draw the line.
      draw (0, .5*hb) -- (wb, .5*hb) ;
      % Draw starting |.
      draw (0, 0) -- (0, hb) ;
      % Draw ending |.
      draw (wb, 0) -- (wb, hb) ;
      % Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
      filldraw fullcircle scaled 9 shifted (eventX * wb, .5*hb);
      );

      numeric h ; h := OverlayHeight ;
      draw p shifted (-.33in, h - hb - .33in);

      setbounds currentpicture to OverlayBox ;
      stopuseMPgraphic

      starttext
      chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
      section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
      input ward

      chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
      section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
      input ward
      stoptext





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        3








        3







        The placement of the dot modifies the bounding box. The most ad-hoc solution to this problem is



        1. Save the bounding box before drawing the dot

        2. Draw the dot

        3. Restore the bounding box without dot

        The dot will then leak out of the bounding box but that is only a tiny bit.



        definepapersize[BookPaperSize][
        width=8in,
        height=6in,
        ]

        setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

        % Specify the width and height here because the inline figures need to
        % maintain aspect ratio while setting a pleasing width.
        startsetups[BookIllustrationSetups]
        setlayerframed[BookIllustrationLayer][
        frame=off,
        x=zeropoint,
        y=1.25in,
        width=makeupwidth,
        background=BookTimelineOverlay,
        ]
        stopsetups

        setupbackgrounds[page][
        background=BookIllustrationLayer,
        setups=BookIllustrationSetups
        ]

        definelayer[BookIllustrationLayer][
        width=paperwidth,
        height=paperheight,
        ]

        defineoverlay[BookTimelineOverlay][useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

        startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
        % Define constants
        numeric EVENT_BEGAN, TIME_OFFSET, PATH_THICKNESS;
        EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;
        TIME_OFFSET := 1.25in;
        PATH_THICKNESS := 2pt;

        % The book timeline title macro contains a number representing when the
        % event transpired and additional information.
        string sectionTitle, sectionTitleDigits;
        sectionTitle := "getspecificstructuretitle3";
        sectionTitleDigits := "";

        % Extract only digits and decimals from the book timeline title macro.
        for i = 0 upto length( sectionTitle ):
        string sectionChar;
        sectionChar := substring( i, i + 1 ) of sectionTitle;

        % A space indicates that the number has no more digits.
        if sectionChar = " ":
        break;
        fi;

        % Concatentate all the digits together.
        if ((sectionChar >= "0") and (sectionChar <= "9")) or (sectionChar = "."):
        sectionTitleDigits := sectionTitleDigits & sectionChar;
        fi;
        endfor;

        % Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
        numeric eventTime;
        eventTime := 0;

        for i = scantokens( sectionTitleDigits ):
        eventTime := i;
        endfor;

        numeric eventX;
        eventX := 1 - (eventTime / EVENT_BEGAN);

        % Draw the line.
        draw (TIME_OFFSET, .5*overlayheight) -- (overlaywidth, .5*overlayheight)
        withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

        % Draw starting |.
        draw (TIME_OFFSET, 0) -- (TIME_OFFSET, overlayheight)
        withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

        % Draw ending |.
        draw (overlaywidth, 0) -- (overlaywidth, overlayheight)
        withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

        % The dot will change the size of bounding box, so we will just save the
        % bounding box without the dot for later
        path p ; p := bbox currentpicture ;

        % Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
        filldraw fullcircle scaled 9
        shifted(
        TIME_OFFSET + eventX * (overlaywidth - TIME_OFFSET), .5*overlayheight
        );

        % Restore the bounding box without dot
        setbounds currentpicture to p ;
        stopuseMPgraphic

        starttext
        chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
        section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
        input ward

        chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
        section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
        input ward
        stoptext


        Here is a little shorter version of your code, using Lua to parse the chapter title and using the MetaPost drawing as a background for the text layer of the page directly.



        definepapersize
        [BookPaperSize]
        [width=8in,
        height=6in]

        setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

        defineoverlay
        [BookTimelineOverlay]
        [useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

        setupbackgrounds
        [text]
        [background=BookTimelineOverlay]


        startluacode
        function userdata.parsetitle(title)
        local a, b = string.match(title, "(%d+),(%d+)")
        return table.concat( a, b , "")
        end
        stopluacode

        startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
        % Define constants
        numeric EVENT_BEGAN;
        EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;

        % Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
        numeric eventX;
        eventX := lua("mp.print(userdata.parsetitle('getspecificstructuretitle3'))") ;
        eventX := 1 - (eventX / EVENT_BEGAN);

        numeric wb, hb ; wb := 3.33in ; hb := .33in ;
        pickup pencircle scaled 2pt;
        picture p ; p := image(
        % Draw the line.
        draw (0, .5*hb) -- (wb, .5*hb) ;
        % Draw starting |.
        draw (0, 0) -- (0, hb) ;
        % Draw ending |.
        draw (wb, 0) -- (wb, hb) ;
        % Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
        filldraw fullcircle scaled 9 shifted (eventX * wb, .5*hb);
        );

        numeric h ; h := OverlayHeight ;
        draw p shifted (-.33in, h - hb - .33in);

        setbounds currentpicture to OverlayBox ;
        stopuseMPgraphic

        starttext
        chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
        section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
        input ward

        chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
        section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
        input ward
        stoptext





        share|improve this answer















        The placement of the dot modifies the bounding box. The most ad-hoc solution to this problem is



        1. Save the bounding box before drawing the dot

        2. Draw the dot

        3. Restore the bounding box without dot

        The dot will then leak out of the bounding box but that is only a tiny bit.



        definepapersize[BookPaperSize][
        width=8in,
        height=6in,
        ]

        setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

        % Specify the width and height here because the inline figures need to
        % maintain aspect ratio while setting a pleasing width.
        startsetups[BookIllustrationSetups]
        setlayerframed[BookIllustrationLayer][
        frame=off,
        x=zeropoint,
        y=1.25in,
        width=makeupwidth,
        background=BookTimelineOverlay,
        ]
        stopsetups

        setupbackgrounds[page][
        background=BookIllustrationLayer,
        setups=BookIllustrationSetups
        ]

        definelayer[BookIllustrationLayer][
        width=paperwidth,
        height=paperheight,
        ]

        defineoverlay[BookTimelineOverlay][useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

        startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
        % Define constants
        numeric EVENT_BEGAN, TIME_OFFSET, PATH_THICKNESS;
        EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;
        TIME_OFFSET := 1.25in;
        PATH_THICKNESS := 2pt;

        % The book timeline title macro contains a number representing when the
        % event transpired and additional information.
        string sectionTitle, sectionTitleDigits;
        sectionTitle := "getspecificstructuretitle3";
        sectionTitleDigits := "";

        % Extract only digits and decimals from the book timeline title macro.
        for i = 0 upto length( sectionTitle ):
        string sectionChar;
        sectionChar := substring( i, i + 1 ) of sectionTitle;

        % A space indicates that the number has no more digits.
        if sectionChar = " ":
        break;
        fi;

        % Concatentate all the digits together.
        if ((sectionChar >= "0") and (sectionChar <= "9")) or (sectionChar = "."):
        sectionTitleDigits := sectionTitleDigits & sectionChar;
        fi;
        endfor;

        % Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
        numeric eventTime;
        eventTime := 0;

        for i = scantokens( sectionTitleDigits ):
        eventTime := i;
        endfor;

        numeric eventX;
        eventX := 1 - (eventTime / EVENT_BEGAN);

        % Draw the line.
        draw (TIME_OFFSET, .5*overlayheight) -- (overlaywidth, .5*overlayheight)
        withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

        % Draw starting |.
        draw (TIME_OFFSET, 0) -- (TIME_OFFSET, overlayheight)
        withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

        % Draw ending |.
        draw (overlaywidth, 0) -- (overlaywidth, overlayheight)
        withpen pencircle scaled PATH_THICKNESS;

        % The dot will change the size of bounding box, so we will just save the
        % bounding box without the dot for later
        path p ; p := bbox currentpicture ;

        % Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
        filldraw fullcircle scaled 9
        shifted(
        TIME_OFFSET + eventX * (overlaywidth - TIME_OFFSET), .5*overlayheight
        );

        % Restore the bounding box without dot
        setbounds currentpicture to p ;
        stopuseMPgraphic

        starttext
        chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
        section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
        input ward

        chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
        section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
        input ward
        stoptext


        Here is a little shorter version of your code, using Lua to parse the chapter title and using the MetaPost drawing as a background for the text layer of the page directly.



        definepapersize
        [BookPaperSize]
        [width=8in,
        height=6in]

        setuppapersize[BookPaperSize]

        defineoverlay
        [BookTimelineOverlay]
        [useMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic]

        setupbackgrounds
        [text]
        [background=BookTimelineOverlay]


        startluacode
        function userdata.parsetitle(title)
        local a, b = string.match(title, "(%d+),(%d+)")
        return table.concat( a, b , "")
        end
        stopluacode

        startuseMPgraphicBookTimelineGraphic
        % Define constants
        numeric EVENT_BEGAN;
        EVENT_BEGAN := 13799;

        % Convert the digits from a string to a numeric value.
        numeric eventX;
        eventX := lua("mp.print(userdata.parsetitle('getspecificstructuretitle3'))") ;
        eventX := 1 - (eventX / EVENT_BEGAN);

        numeric wb, hb ; wb := 3.33in ; hb := .33in ;
        pickup pencircle scaled 2pt;
        picture p ; p := image(
        % Draw the line.
        draw (0, .5*hb) -- (wb, .5*hb) ;
        % Draw starting |.
        draw (0, 0) -- (0, hb) ;
        % Draw ending |.
        draw (wb, 0) -- (wb, hb) ;
        % Draw the timeline's dot relative to the event on the timeline.
        filldraw fullcircle scaled 9 shifted (eventX * wb, .5*hb);
        );

        numeric h ; h := OverlayHeight ;
        draw p shifted (-.33in, h - hb - .33in);

        setbounds currentpicture to OverlayBox ;
        stopuseMPgraphic

        starttext
        chapter[title=Inflation Theory,reference=inflation-theory]
        section[title=13,799 ± 0.021,reference=section]
        input ward

        chapter[title=First Stars,reference=first-stars]
        section[title=13,689 ± 70,reference=section-1]
        input ward
        stoptext






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