<?bk>
Description
This command can be used to bracket a section of text that must stay together in one segment. The begin-keep command, <?keep> (or <?bk>), is placed at the start of the text block that needs to be kept together. The end-keep command, <?endkeep> (or <?ek>), appears at the end of the text block to signify that normal processing should recommence.
This command is an alias of the <?keep> command.
Example 439. Line justify with keeps
The default break with this command is the soft return: this only breaks to the next line, however, which would leave the current line unjustified. To justify the line, use:
<?bk [?up][?tjl=1000]$262#[?down]>
Syntax
<?bk show:sw?>
<?bk>
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show
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The <?bk> and <?ek> commands can also take an optional show string. If it is impossible for the text to be kept together in a segment, the specified show string will be processed. As a default, the begin-keep show string is $262# (to insert a soft return), written as <?bk $262#>). If the text in the block can be kept together, the show string will be ignored.
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