Florent Michel schrieb am 25.09.2024 um 00:17:
Hi,
After looking at it a bit more, one solution can be found in the
accepted answer to this question:
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/108676/page-numbers-roman-number-and-arabic-numerals-in-context
The following example is slightly
Wed, Sep 25, 2024 at 3:52 AM Florent Michel
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > After looking at it a bit more, one solution can be found in the
> accepted answer to this question:
> https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/108676/page-numbers-roman-number-and-arabi
m/questions/108676/page-numbers-roman-number-and-arabic-numerals-in-context
>
> The following example is slightly adapted from Marco's answer:
>
> ```
> \usemodule[ipsum]
>
> \definesectionblock[roman][romanpages]
> \definestructureconversionset [roman:pagenumber] [] [r
Hi,
After looking at it a bit more, one solution can be found in the accepted
answer to this question:
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/108676/page-numbers-roman-number-and-arabic-numerals-in-context
The following example is slightly adapted from Marco's answer:
```
\usemodule[
Am 24.09.24 um 16:14 schrieb Shiv Shankar Dayal:
The problem is that PDF Outline does not show roman numerals.
It shows page numbers in arabic numerals.
Sorry, I misunderstood.
I don’t know and can’t find any documentation on that.
Did you try a different PDF viewer? The display of the PDF
> Try
> \setupuserpagenumber[numberconversion=romannumerals]
>
> Instead of “romannumerals” you can also use r, R, or, or RK.
>
> If you meant “Arabic” numerals, try n, N, o, or zero.
The problem is that PDF Outline does not show roman numerals.
It shows page numbers
On 9/21/24 17:12, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
> Pablo Rodriguez via ntg-context schrieb am 21.09.2024 um 16:59:
>> [...]
>> I get no page numbers from:
>>
>>context --pages=ch3 sample.tex
>
> Try this (without file extension): context --pages --list=ch3 s
={Chapter \namedheadnumber{chapter}}]
\dorecurse{\randomnumber{10}{50}}
{\input zapf\par}
\stopchapter}
\stoptext
I get no page numbers from:
context --pages=ch3 sample.tex
Try this (without file extension): context --pages --list=ch3 sample
Wolfgang
}}
{\input zapf\par}
\stopchapter}
\stoptext
I get no page numbers from:
context --pages=ch3 sample.tex
BTW, sample.tuc contains:
{
["metadata"]=6,
["numberdata"]=10,
["references"]={
["block"]="bodypart",
["
ion
for you. (I use pdftk for things like this, but I assume mutool is just as
good. Either are far less tedious than printing to file.)
If the information of the chapter boundaries is available in the log file,
a judicious use of grep and a few lines of shell script code might do the
trick. Alt
er using a product-component based solution.
You'll then be able to process each file indivdually while still having a
main file around. The page numbers in the individual file will be incorrect,
i.e. always start at 1, but for having a quick look that still might be
nice. (Hans or Wolfgang p
2024, 22:53:55 MESZ schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:
> >>> Gerion Entrup schrieb am 18.09.2024 um 14:44:
> >>>> Am Dienstag, 17. September 2024, 20:36:23 MESZ schrieb Gerion Entrup:
> >>>>> Hi,
> >>>>>
> >>>>> I want to ty
Entrup:
Hi,
I want to typeset a table where some of the column headings are really long,
while in the columns itself consists only of numbers.
Therefore, my idea was to rotate the column headings but not 90 degrees (I
found some solutions for that) but 45 degree.
It then would be beneficial to push
;> Hi,
> > >>
> > >> I want to typeset a table where some of the column headings are really
> > >> long, while in the columns itself consists only of numbers.
> > >> Therefore, my idea was to rotate the column headings but not 90 degrees
>
olumn headings are really
> >> long, while in the columns itself consists only of numbers.
> >> Therefore, my idea was to rotate the column headings but not 90 degrees (I
> >> found some solutions for that) but 45 degree.
> >>
> >> It then would be bene
numbers.
Therefore, my idea was to rotate the column headings but not 90
degrees (I found some solutions for that) but 45 degree.
It then would be beneficial to push together the rotated cells, so
the text of one cell actually starts above the previous cell.
Do you know, how to achieve that
Gerion Entrup schrieb am 18.09.2024 um 14:44:
Am Dienstag, 17. September 2024, 20:36:23 MESZ schrieb Gerion Entrup:
Hi,
I want to typeset a table where some of the column headings are really long,
while in the columns itself consists only of numbers.
Therefore, my idea was to rotate the
Am Dienstag, 17. September 2024, 20:36:23 MESZ schrieb Gerion Entrup:
> Hi,
>
> I want to typeset a table where some of the column headings are really long,
> while in the columns itself consists only of numbers.
> Therefore, my idea was to rotate the column headings but no
Hi,
I want to typeset a table where some of the column headings are really long,
while in the columns itself consists only of numbers.
Therefore, my idea was to rotate the column headings but not 90 degrees (I
found some solutions for that) but 45 degree.
It then would be beneficial to push
numbers, use this
\setuphead[section][
sectionstopper={.}, % Add period after numbers
conversion=R,
before=,
after=,
style=sc, % Small caps style
align=middle, % Center the section titles
]
\startsetups document:start
\centerline{\documentvariable{title}}
\centerline
ai2472206...@yeah.net schrieb am 11.09.2024 um 04:22:
Thank you for your careful and patient explanation.
I'll check my code again.
Because it's still very simple,
and some situations haven't been taken into account.
In particular, the condition judgment to split the part of the box.
I run your
Bruce Horrocks schrieb am 11.09.2024 um 00:35:
On 10 Sep 2024, at 19:47, Wolfgang Schuster
wrote:
You can't use page counters in running text without problems because you're
working against the way how TeX constructs pages.
The only reliable way are multipass solutions like the pagestate o
Thank you for your careful and patient explanation.
I'll check my code again.
Because it's still very simple,
and some situations haven't been taken into account.
In particular, the condition judgment to split the part of the box.
Regarding the part about referencing commands,
I inadvertently
> On 10 Sep 2024, at 19:47, Wolfgang Schuster
> wrote:
>
> You can't use page counters in running text without problems because you're
> working against the way how TeX constructs pages.
>
> The only reliable way are multipass solutions like the pagestate or reference
> mechanism.
If comma
ai2472206...@yeah.net schrieb am 10.09.2024 um 06:05:
1. The usage of the command "\definepagestate " is what I searched for in
previous posts and source files.
I don't know exactly how he used it. (╥﹏╥)
2. I've devised a command that needs to get the current page number to
determine if it's
Bruce Horrocks schrieb am 09.09.2024 um 23:27:
On 9 Sep 2024, at 08:57, ai2472206...@yeah.net wrote:
As the title suggests, how do I get the correct page numbers?
There does seem to be an anomaly here. Simpler MWE:
\starttext
\dorecurse{15}{
\input knuth
%{\ssd\color[red]{\pagenumber}} % not
ai2472206...@yeah.net schrieb am 10.09.2024 um 06:05:
1. The usage of the command "\definepagestate " is what I searched for in
previous posts and source files.
I don't know exactly how he used it. (╥﹏╥)
2. I've devised a command that needs to get the current page number to
determine if it's
On 10/09/2024 06:32, ai2472206...@yeah.net wrote:
I changed the command, and now I get the correct page number with this command,
\
but how should he do the calculation?
this gives an interesting result with a colorful mix of page numbers,
although it is not obvious to me as why
I changed the command, and now I get the correct page number with this command,
\
but how should he do the calculation?
\starttext
\definepagestate[test][delay=yes]
\dorecurse{10}{%
\input knuth %
{\ssd\color[red]{\setpagestate[test]\pagestaterealpage{test}{#1}}}
}
\stoptext
Regards,
---
Muyik
_
That's true, but there seems to be a problem with all three examples,
the first page number on the second page is all wrong with an output of 1.
There must be some kind of mechanism that we don't know.
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I used serif fonts and added color just to emphasize this page number.
However, it is true that in some cases it is not possible to get the correct
page correctly with these commands.
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1. The usage of the command "\definepagestate " is what I searched for in
previous posts and source files.
I don't know exactly how he used it. (╥﹏╥)
2. I've devised a command that needs to get the current page number to
determine if it's an odd or even page.
This is then used to get a certai
\dorecurse{15}{
\input knuth
{\color[red]{\pagenumber}} % as expected
}
\stoptext
(and there is probably a valid reason to it ;-)
.F
On 09/09/2024 23:27, Bruce Horrocks wrote:
On 9 Sep 2024, at 08:57,ai2472206...@yeah.net wrote:
As the title suggests, how do I get the correct page numbers
On 9 Sep 2024, at 08:57, ai2472206...@yeah.net wrote:
>
> As the title suggests, how do I get the correct page numbers?
There does seem to be an anomaly here. Simpler MWE:
\starttext
\dorecurse{15}{
\input knuth
%{\ssd\color[red]{\pagenumber}} % not as expected
{\color[red]{\page
ai2472206...@yeah.net schrieb am 09.09.2024 um 09:57:
Thank to all who answered my questions before.
As the title suggests, how do I get the correct page numbers?
For example, in the example below,
the first line on the 2nd page, but the page number showed is 1,
In the meantime, I tried using
Thank to all who answered my questions before.
As the title suggests, how do I get the correct page numbers?
For example, in the example below,
the first line on the 2nd page, but the page number showed is 1,
In the meantime, I tried using \definepagestate,
but it didn't seem to work e
appear as unnumbered end notes (at the start of the note section
and the start of each chapter's notes). Ideally these would be generated in the
same way as regular end notes but will not increment the note numbers (and
should not, at least in my use case, require cross-referenci
-end-notes crediting the book and chapter epigraphs,
> which should appear as unnumbered end notes (at the start of the note section
> and the start of each chapter's notes). Ideally these would be generated in
> the same way as regular end notes but will not increment the note numb
the start of
the note section and the start of each chapter's notes). Ideally these
would be generated in the same way as regular end notes but will not
increment the note numbers (and should not, at least in my use case,
require cross-referencing or bookmarking).
I can hack the
Joel via ntg-context schrieb am 31.08.2024 um 16:37:
I had to place \reference[]{} in various places in my document as I need
to refer to page numbers of a lot of various items in the document.
There are hundreds of these. When placing them, I hadn't realized it
would impact the doc
I had to place \reference[]{} in various places in my document as I need to
refer to page numbers of a lot of various items in the document. There are
hundreds of these. When placing them, I hadn't realized it would impact the
document design--I assumed such a command would be invisible.
T
Henning Hraban Ramm schrieb am 24.08.2024 um 20:59:
Am 24.08.24 um 20:38 schrieb Henning Hraban Ramm:
According to docs,
\setupunit[method=3]
should change the rendering of numbers in
\unit{10,123.99 mm} or \digits{10,123.99} to “10\,123,99”,
but it doesn’t.
\setdigitmode{3} works, though
.
I’m wondering if there is a short-cut means to set this up, such that if
I can tell the document that any time it sees “cliff-dwellings” in an
index, it will also add its page numbers to under
“dwellings+cliff-dwelling”? In other words, is there an easier way to
add these categories, then to go
time it sees “cliff-dwellings” in an index,it will
also add its page numbers to under “dwellings+cliff-dwelling”? In other words,
is there an easierway to add these categories, then to go through the entire
documentand mark them? I already have a list of all the words.
For instance, in my above
Am 24.08.24 um 20:38 schrieb Henning Hraban Ramm:
According to docs,
\setupunit[method=3]
should change the rendering of numbers in
\unit{10,123.99 mm} or \digits{10,123.99} to “10\,123,99”,
but it doesn’t.
\setdigitmode{3} works, though.
Seems to be a problem of my environment.
In a
According to docs,
\setupunit[method=3]
should change the rendering of numbers in
\unit{10,123.99 mm} or \digits{10,123.99} to “10\,123,99”,
but it doesn’t.
\setdigitmode{3} works, though.
Hraban
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amily [TimesNewRoman] [rm][Times New Roman]
\definetypeface [TimesNewRoman] [mm] [math] [stixtwo]
\setupbodyfont [TimesNewRoman,12pt]
\mainlanguage[en-us]
\setupindenting[yes,0.5in]
\setupheads[indentnext=yes] % To get indentation after section numbers, use this
\setuphead[par
][Times New Roman]
\definetypeface [TimesNewRoman] [mm] [math] [stixtwo]
\setupbodyfont [TimesNewRoman,12pt]
\mainlanguage[en-us]
\setupindenting[yes,0.5in]
\setupheads[indentnext=yes] % To get indentation after section numbers, use this
\setuphead[part][
page=no,
placehead=yes
section numbers, use this
\startsetups document:start
\centerline{\documentvariable{title}}
\centerline{\documentvariable{author}}
\centerline{\documentvariable{date}}
\blank[line]
\stopsetups
\startdocument[title=Title,author=Author,date=Date]
\stopdocument
```
I hope
efigure and \stopplacefigure”, then there is no error,
but the figure is not centered.
Please tell me how to fix it.
Thank you for reading.
Best regards,
Dalyoung
\startbuffer[numbers]
path p,q;
p = unitsquare xyscaled(3,2) superellipsed .85 ;
q := p scaled 1cm;
draw q;
label.bot(textext("
arttext
% case 1
\input knuthmath \note[1]
\input knuthmath \note[2]
\input knuthmath
\input knuthmath
\footnotetext[1]{\input knuthmath }
\footnotetext[2]{\input knuth }
% In this case, the text of footnotes 1 and 2 is placed on the same page,
% but they are separated from the footnote numbers
\input knuthmath \note[2]
\input knuthmath
\input knuthmath
\footnotetext[1]{\input knuthmath }
\footnotetext[2]{\input knuth }
% In this case, the text of footnotes 1 and 2 is placed on the same page,
% but they are separated from the footnote numbers on different pages
\page
% case 2
On 7/16/2024 10:32 AM, Shiv Shankar Dayal wrote:
Much thanks, Hans. I am curious why this is not default behavior?
if could be(come) but we're not sure how it affects existing documents
tex has not really a concept of space and in math even less but in
luametatex we carry around some more info
Much thanks, Hans. I am curious why this is not default behavior?
On Tue, Jul 16, 2024 at 6:20 AM Hans Hagen wrote:
> On 7/16/2024 7:01 AM, Shiv Shankar Dayal wrote:
> > Dear Lits,
> >
> > Suppose I have $10,000$ then in the output there is extra space after
> > comma. How can I get rid of it?
On 7/16/2024 1:50 AM, Rogers, Michael K wrote:
Hi,
Braces around the comma, $10{,}000$, works for me. It’s the plain TeX
way. If there’s a way to set up mathematics in ConTeXt to do this,
perhaps someone else will fill us in.
in lmtx { } in math is just grouping, so no ordinary math atom is
cr
On 7/16/2024 7:01 AM, Shiv Shankar Dayal wrote:
Dear Lits,
Suppose I have $10,000$ then in the output there is extra space after
comma. How can I get rid of it?
\setupmathematics[autopunctuation=yes]
$10,000$
$10, 000$
no | yes | all | comma | {yes,semicolon} | {all,semicolon}
see math ma
Hi,
Braces around the comma, $10{,}000$, works for me. It’s the plain TeX way. If
there’s a way to set up mathematics in ConTeXt to do this, perhaps someone else
will fill us in.
Michael
On Jul 15, 2024, at 10:01 PM, Shiv Shankar Dayal
wrote:
Suppose I have $10,000$ then in the output there
Dear Lits,
Suppose I have $10,000$ then in the output there is extra space after
comma. How can I get rid of it?
--
Respect,
Shiv Shankar Dayal
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On 08/07/2024 16:25, Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
Try #1, it often works where \recurselevel fails.
That gives the intended numbers.
Thank you
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}]
[{\pagenumber \hskip1em
\documentvariable{metadata:title}}] [ ]
I get my header texts with page numbers in arabic numerals in
frontmatter. I have tried various \setupheadertexts options, but I
still get arabic numerals in frontmatter. The conversion does not work.
What am I missing
choose, for
example:
\setupheadertexts
[ ] [{\getmarking[chapter]\hskip1em \pagenumber}]
[{\pagenumber \hskip1em
\documentvariable{metadata:title}}] [ ]
I get my header texts with page numbers in arabic numerals in
frontmatter. I have tried various \setupheadertexts
[chapter]\hskip1em \pagenumber}]
[{\pagenumber \hskip1em
\documentvariable{metadata:title}}] [ ]
I get my header texts with page numbers in arabic numerals in
frontmatter. I have tried various \setupheadertexts options, but I
still get arabic numerals in frontmatter. The conversion
\documentvariable{metadata:title}}] [ ]
I get my header texts with page numbers in arabic numerals in
frontmatter. I have tried various \setupheadertexts options, but I
still get arabic numerals in frontmatter. The conversion does not work.
What am I missing or doing wrong?
Try \convertnumber{R
page numbers in arabic numerals in
frontmatter. I have tried various \setupheadertexts options, but I still
get arabic numerals in frontmatter. The conversion does not work.
What am I missing or doing wrong?
Try \convertnumber{R}{\pagenumber}
Hraban
Perhaps someone can advise me where I am going wrong.
I have no trouble getting roman numeral page numbers in the footer text
in frontmatter with
\startsectionblockenvironment [frontpart]
\setupuserpagenumber [numberconversion=romannumerals]
\setcounter [userpage] [5
on 9.6.2).
>
> I don't know beamer other than seeing presentations at meetings but I
> assume that it has some accumulator. We do have steppers in mkii / mkiv
> already in the presentation styles. The conceptual cleanest of them
> depends on the viewer and free o
her ei sneed for it.)
To add this to the new interface, if you want that, the stack layers above need
some kind of order,
which is implicit for numbers:
```
\definestacking{one}
\definestacking{two}
\definestacking{three}
\definestackingorder{one,two, three}
...
\setupstacking[criterium={one
13-15>" on the first page up to the fifth page and from
> page 13 to 15.
>
> The mechanism stems from the Beamer overlay specifications, see section 9.3
> of the manual [2]
> and can be much more complicated with modes (section 9.6.2).
>
> To add this to the new
15>" on the first page up to the fifth page and from
page 13 to 15.
The mechanism stems from the Beamer overlay specifications, see section 9.3 of
the manual [2]
and can be much more complicated with modes (section 9.6.2).
To add this to the new interface, if you want
and need breaking. Is that possible?
In my example below the 3rd line is too long and gets line numbers 3
and 4.
Same problem with source code examples, i.e. \starttyping with
numbering.
I thought numbering=file (or \setuplinenumbering[method=file]) would
address that, but apparently not
that have distinct line
breaking, I need line numbering to adhere to that, even if some
lines are too long and need breaking. Is that possible?
In my example below the 3rd line is too long and gets line numbers
3 and 4.
Same problem with source code examples, i.e. \starttyping with
numbering.
I
to adhere to that, even if some
lines are too long and need breaking. Is that possible?
In my example below the 3rd line is too long and gets line numbers 3
and 4.
Same problem with source code examples, i.e. \starttyping with
numbering.
I thought numbering=file (or \setuplinenumbering
long and need breaking. Is that possible?
In my example below the 3rd line is too long and gets line numbers 3
and 4.
Same problem with source code examples, i.e. \starttyping with
numbering.
I thought numbering=file (or \setuplinenumbering[method=file]) would
address that, but apparently not
example below the 3rd line is too long and gets line numbers 3
and 4.
Same problem with source code examples, i.e. \starttyping with numbering.
I thought numbering=file (or \setuplinenumbering[method=file]) would
address that, but apparently not.
\start \setupparagraphnumbering[state=start
numbers 3 and 4.
Same problem with source code examples, i.e. \starttyping with numbering.
I thought numbering=file (or \setuplinenumbering[method=file]) would
address that, but apparently not.
Hraban
\mainlanguage[de]
\setuppapersize[A7,landscape]
\setuplayout[topspace=0mm,bottom=0mm,width
When discussing verses or other texts that have distinct line breaking,
I need line numbering to adhere to that, even if some lines are too long
and need breaking. Is that possible?
In my example below the 3rd line is too long and gets line numbers 3 and 4.
Same problem with source code
I must have made a mistake with something, I changed a counter and it somehow
worked properly. Because I've designed too many counters, I still haven't
figured out exactly what the problem is doing. But admittedly, the question I
asked is non-existent. It's a problem with my design.
Thank you. I will try again.
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Thanks, probably interfered with his output in other parts of my command. I
didn't locate the error correctly.
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ai2472206...@yeah.net schrieb am 29.05.2024 um 14:05:
I'm defining a command to generate options for multiple choice questions,
but at the moment I'm stuck at this step.
I want to get a number and assign a value to the counter, but why can't I get
it?
\starttext
\definedataset [myset]
\set
> On 29 May 2024, at 14:05, ai2472206...@yeah.net wrote:
>
> I'm defining a command to generate options for multiple choice questions,
> but at the moment I'm stuck at this step.
> I want to get a number and assign a value to the counter, but why can't I get
> it?
>
>
> \starttext
> \d
I'm defining a command to generate options for multiple choice questions,
but at the moment I'm stuck at this step.
I want to get a number and assign a value to the counter, but why can't I get
it?
\starttext
\definedataset [myset]
\setdataset[myset] [foo=1,boo=4]
\newcount\tempa
\data
amed
> [textcircled]
> [width=1.4em,
> height=1.4em,
> frame=off,
> background=textcircle,
> framecolor=colour_text,
> location=low,
> offset=none]
>
> \starttext
> Here are the numbers \textcircled{1}, \textc
{X} that uses as its
background
% the above overlay...
\defineframed
[textcircled]
[width=1.4em,
height=1.4em,
frame=off,
background=textcircle,
framecolor=colour_text,
location=low,
offset=none]
\starttext
Here are the nu
Excerpts from Wolfgang Schuster's message of May 21, 2024 3:54 pm:
> Luc Chabassier schrieb am 21.05.2024 um 15:35:
>> Excerpts from Hans Hagen's message of May 21, 2024 11:45 am:
>>> concerning notes in the margin ... did you try the built in magin text
>>> mechanisms?
>> I did, but as far as I kn
vm via ntg-context schrieb am 21.05.2024 um 16:07:
On 21/05/2024 15:54, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
\setupmarginblocks[inbetween=]
\starttext
\dorecurse{100}
{\bold{#1:} \samplefile{ward}%
\startmarginblock Note #1\stopmarginblock
\par}
\stoptext
when I compile this, i get per pa
just noticed that if the notes need more margin space then are pages
available by the text, they get lost. e.g. this mwe generates 10 pages
with 100 par but only 80 notes will show up.
\setupmarginblocks[inbetween=]
\starttext
\dorecurse{100}
{\bold{#1:} \samplefile{ward}%
\startmarginb
On 21/05/2024 15:54, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
\setupmarginblocks[inbetween=]
\starttext
\dorecurse{100}
{\bold{#1:} \samplefile{ward}%
\startmarginblock Note #1\stopmarginblock
\par}
\stoptext
when I compile this, i get per page with
\par 1..10 -> the notes 1..11
\par 11..20 ->
Luc Chabassier schrieb am 21.05.2024 um 15:35:
Excerpts from Hans Hagen's message of May 21, 2024 11:45 am:
you have to provide some mwe so that we can see what is intended; in
principle much info is available one way or the other
I joined a minimal working example. The lua function
`userdata.s
On 5/21/2024 10:26 AM, Luc Chabassier wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have recently migrated my PhD dissertation from LaTeX to ConTeXt. In
LaTeX I was using kaobook, a template with lots of margin notes, but I
was frustrated with the automatic placement of the notes.
I implemented a system using overlays
Hi everyone,
I have recently migrated my PhD dissertation from LaTeX to ConTeXt. In
LaTeX I was using kaobook, a template with lots of margin notes, but I
was frustrated with the automatic placement of the notes.
I implemented a system using overlays that automatically places the
notes using lua.
> > mark_y_axis(a, "");
> >endfor
> >
> > mark_y_axis(1, "$1$");
> >
> >
> > vardef mark_x_axis(expr value, name) =
> > save p; pair p; p = value * u * right;
> >
enddef;
for a = 1 upto 1:
mark_x_axis(a, "");
endfor
mark_x_axis(1, "$1$");
path rectangle;
rectangle = (-0.3u,-0.4u) -- (1.3u,-0.4u) -- (1.3u,-0.4u) --
(1.3u,1.4u) -- (-0.3u,1.4u)--cycle;
clip currentpicture
other words, it says WB 1 in front of every page number from the first
workbook.
Is there any way to consolidate the page numbers by book, e.g. output instead
like this:
WHST.1.1: 11, 231, WB1: 124, 133, WB 2: 325, 345
In other words, it list all page numbers for Workbook 1 right after WB 1:
instead
, publications.strings]
> > > >
> > > > \usebtxdataset[main][testdata.buffer]
> > > > \usebtxdefinitions[aps]
> > > > \setupbtx[dataset=main]
> > > > \definebtxrendering[bibrendering][aps][dataset=main]
> > > >
> > >
>
> > > Knuth developed \TeX \cite[knuth1].
> > > Several persons said something \cite[someother].
> > >
> > > \placelistofpublications[bibrendering]
> > >
> > > \stoptext
> > > ```
> > >
> > > It should be re
t
> > ```
> >
> > It should be rendered as:
> > ```
> > Knuth developed TeX [>Knu79].
> > Several persons said something [PO00].
> >
> > [Knu79] D.E. Knuth, TEX and METAFONT. New directions in
> > typesetting (Addison-Wesley, 1979)
> [Knu79] D.E. Knuth, TEX and METAFONT. New directions in
> typesetting (Addison-Wesley, 1979). [PO00] S. Person and S.
> Otherperson, Another title, (1900). ```
>
> How can I achieve that \cite[something] always renders in the short
> form by default? How c
nces to Knuth contain this extra '>'?
How can I customize the APS style to also use the short form in the list of
publications instead of numbers?
Best
Gerion
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https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/295444/citation-style-with-first-letters-of-authors-lastname
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eptextcommand=\Mystyle,
% deepnumbercommand=\Mystyle,
]
\startsection[title=Lorem ipsum]
\samplefile{lorem}
\stopsection
\stoptext
end example
and the code below works but does not colorize numbers of this heads:
\starttext
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