On 9/21/2013 7:50 AM, Thangalin wrote:
Hi,
The attached file does not compile in ConTeXt.
However, if the \placeindex is substituted for \completeindex, then the
document compiles.
Any idea how to use a deeptextcommand and firstcharacter as shown in the
attachment while also using the
Hi,
Most programming languages allow extraction of a character or substring
from a string. For example, if I wanted to stylize the word Index:
*I...* Index *...X*
It would be handy to do something like:
\bold{\getcharacter[1]{#!}}... #1
...\bold{\getcharacter[\stringlength{#!}]}
That is a
Sorry, I missed a {#1}:
\bold{\getcharacter[1]{#1}}... #1 ...\bold{\getcharacter[\
stringlength{#1}{#1}]}
Best regards.
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Am 21.09.2013 um 19:11 schrieb Thangalin thanga...@gmail.com:
Hi,
Most programming languages allow extraction of a character or substring from
a string. For example, if I wanted to stylize the word Index:
I... Index ...X
It would be handy to do something like:
Hi, Wolfgang.
I tried dropping in the Lua code, but it does not extract the text:
\define[1]\StyleChapter{%
\StyleChapterFramed{%
\framed[align=right, frame=off]{%
\startoverlay
\color[ColourSecondaryLightest]{%
\cldcontext{string.sub(#1,0,1)}
}
Ah, I think this does it:
\cldcontext{string.sub(#1,0,1)}%
Automatically expands the macro. Nice.
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Am 21.09.2013 um 20:46 schrieb Thangalin thanga...@gmail.com:
Hi, Wolfgang.
I tried dropping in the Lua code, but it does not extract the text:
\define[1]\StyleChapter{%
\StyleChapterFramed{%
\framed[align=right, frame=off]{%
\startoverlay
On 9/21/2013 7:11 PM, Thangalin wrote:
Hi,
Most programming languages allow extraction of a character or substring
from a string. For example, if I wanted to stylize the word Index:
*I...* Index *...X*
It would be handy to do something like:
\bold{\getcharacter[1]{#!}}... #1
