You can avoid this when you put everything in a single table. You should also
avoid
to use brackets as delimiters for text, use normal braced arguments why can be
grouped without problems.
\startsetups[arde]
\setupTABLE[c][1][rightframe=on]
\stopsetups
\def\startarde
{\bTABLE[frame=off,width=.5\textwidth,setups=arde,split=yes]}
\def\stoparde
{\eTABLE}
\define[2]\arde
{\bTR
\bTD#1\eTD
\bTD#2\eTD
\eTR}
\setuptolerance[tolerant,stretch]
\starttext
\startarde
\arde{\input knuth }{\input knuth }
\arde{\input knuth }{\input knuth }
\stoparde
\stoptext
Wolfgang
That does not work in my case, where in the right column a r2l-text
(arabic) is set. See this example:
\startsetups[arde]
\setupTABLE[c][1][rightframe=on]
\stopsetups
\def\startarde
{\bTABLE[frame=off,width=.5\textwidth,setups=arde,split=yes]}
\def\stoparde
{\eTABLE}
\define[2]\arde
{\bTR
\bTD#1\eTD
\bTD#2\eTD
\eTR}
\setuptolerance[tolerant,stretch]
\starttext
\arde{\input knuth }{\setupalign[r2l] Eigentlich steht hier etwas
Arabisches.}
\stoptext
The two texts are just written one after another, no table, no columns.
Huseyin
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