On 23 Jan 2018, at 10:19, Hans Hagen <pra...@wxs.nl> wrote:
>
> On 1/22/2018 8:26 PM, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
>>> […]
>> You have to add \expanded, i.e. \expanded{\speakers{...}}.
>
> or maybe try the 'expanded' option
>
> \setupregister
> [speakers]
eakers.
Then with the command \getparameters[Talk] I get the name of each
speaker and try to write it to the register with
\speakers{\TalkSpeakerName}
You have to add \expanded, i.e. \expanded{\speakers{...}}.
or maybe try the 'expanded' option
\setupregister
[speakers]
[style=sansbold,
n=2,
expansi
K.
%%% begin register-talks.tex
\setupinteraction[state=start]
\defineregister[speakers]
\setupregister
[speakers]
[style=sansbold,
n=2]
\startbuffer[pagetalk]
\doflushatpar
{\expanded{\speakers{\getvariable{talk}{speakername}}}%
\expanded{\pagereference[talk:\getvariable{talk
gister[speakers]
\setupregister
[speakers]
[style=sansbold,
n=2]
\startbuffer[pagetalk]
\doflushatpar
{\expanded{\speakers{\getvariable{talk}{speakername}}}%
\expanded{\pagereference[talk:\getvariable{talk}{speakername}]}}%
\starttabulate[|f{\bi}l|p|]
\NC Speaker \EQ \getvariabl
help me in this matter?
Thanks in advance for your attention and time!
Best regards: OK
%%% begin register-speaker.tex
\defineregister[speakers]
\setupregister[speakers] [
style=sansbold, %% headings
n=2, %% columns
]
\define\MakePageTalk{%
\reference[ref
ress}
> \abbreviation{AV}{Auslandsvertretung}
> \abbreviation{BArch}{Bundesarchiv}
>
> \defineregister[Sach][
> pagestyle=normal,
> compress=yes,
> indicator=no,
> ]
> \setupregister[Sach][style=normal]
>
> \def\Abk#1{\Sach{\infull{#1} (#1)}{\sc\lowercase{#1}}}
> %\def\qAbk#
llgemeiner Deutscher Nachrichtendienst}
>> \abbreviation{AFL}{American Federation of Labor}
>> \abbreviation{ANC}{African National Congress}
>> \abbreviation{AV}{Auslandsvertretung}
>> \abbreviation{BArch}{Bundesarchiv}
>>
>> \defineregister[Sach][
&
{Bundesarchiv}
>
> \defineregister[Sach][
> pagestyle=normal,
> compress=yes,
> indicator=no,
> ]
> \setupregister[Sach][style=normal]
>
> \def\Abk#1{\Sach{\infull{#1} (#1)}{\sc\lowercase{#1}}}
> %\def\qAbk#1{\Sach{\infull{#1} (#1)}}
>
>
> \starttext
> \section{In
of Labor}
\abbreviation{ANC}{African National Congress}
\abbreviation{AV}{Auslandsvertretung}
\abbreviation{BArch}{Bundesarchiv}
\defineregister[Sach][
pagestyle=normal,
compress=yes,
indicator=no,
]
\setupregister[Sach][style=normal]
\def\Abk#1{\Sach{\infull{#1} (#1)}{\sc\lowercase{#1}}}
%\def
and words
alphabetically sorted, which is essential in a vocabulary.
I guess that \definenote[NAME][alternative=register] and
\setupregister[NAME][indicator=no, before=, after=] could be a good way
to invoke these page-related vocabularies.
Would it be possible to have such a feature? This would the way to
th Spanish and
>> French, […]
>
> Even with {zm, zc} or any of the predefined methods I don’t really think
> it is working completely as expected, even though the problem might just
> occur in very special cases:
Hi Florian,
a simpler sample would be:
\mainlangua
edefined methods I don’t really think it is
working completely as expected, even though the problem might just occur in
very special cases:
\setupregister[method={zm, zc}]
\starttext
\startTEXpage[offset=2em]
\index{káv}
\index{kav}
\index{káva}
\index{kava}
\index{káf}
\index{kaf}
\index{káfa}
be something like „if within some
environment/command" to the processors. With this also the formating
of the items within the captions could be done automatically.
A real problem though is that adding
\setupregister [index] [compress=yes]
will wrongly compress e.g. "aaa 1, 2, 1n“ to
Dear list,
sorry for bothering again with this issue, but I need to have indices in
my documents.
I have the following sample:
\mainlanguage[es]
\setupregister[method=default]
\starttext
\startTEXpage[offset=1em]
\index{ámame}\index{arisco}\index{ándrago}
\index{antonia
/command" to the processors. With this also the formating of the
items within the captions could be done automatically.
A real problem though is that adding
\setupregister [index] [compress=yes]
will wrongly compress e.g. "aaa 1, 2, 1n“ to "aaa 1–1n“. I’ll need to use
compressed r
Dear list,
I have this minimal sample:
\mainlanguage[fr]
\setupregister[method=default]
\starttext
Aristote\index{Aristote},
%~ Œdipe\index{Œdipe}
Platon\index{Platon}
d'Ænésidème\index{Ænésidème}
\placeindex
\stoptext
If I comment the “Platon” entry
Hans,
I have the following source:
\mainlanguage[agr]
\setupbodyfont[dejavu]
\defineregister[indexgr][indexgrs]
\setupregister[indexgr][pagenumber=no, balance=yes]
\define[1]\grcindx{#1\index{#1}\indexgr{#1}}
\setupregisters[n=3, pagenumber=no, method=default
;>
> I believe you want method=default for your \setupregister[index][]
> options. The allowable values appear to be default, first, last, before,
> and after. With nothing specified you do not get the same as specifying
> default. I asked about these a while back but got no answe
\setupregister[index][]
options. The allowable values appear to be default, first, last, before,
and after. With nothing specified you do not get the same as specifying
default. I asked about these a while back but got no answer. There is a
cryptic explanation from 2010 at
http://www.mail
m][GFS Didot]
>> \setupbodyfont[mainface]
>>
>> \setupregister[index][style=\addfs{smcp}, command={\hfill}]
>> [...]
>> Is there no way to center the head in indices?
>> [...]
>
> As to the centering, it works fine here with command=\centerline . Index
&g
On 2017-04-01 08:38, Pablo Rodriguez wrote:
Dear list,
I have the following sample:
\showframe
\definefontfeature[smcp][smcp=yes]
\definefontfamily[mainface][rm][GFS Didot]
\setupbodyfont[mainface]
\setupregister[index][style=\addfs{smcp}, command={\hfill
Dear list,
I have the following sample:
\showframe
\definefontfeature[smcp][smcp=yes]
\definefontfamily[mainface][rm][GFS Didot]
\setupbodyfont[mainface]
\setupregister[index][style=\addfs{smcp}, command={\hfill}]
\starttext
ancient\index{ancient}
better\index
text and use a
> > textcommand in the index to pass from the id to the real entry.
> >
> > Suppose to use \setupregister[Animal][textcommand=\fromIdToEntry]
> > and
> > an indexEntry function modified like this:
> >
> > function xml.functions.inde
hought to index only the ids in the text and use a
textcommand in the index to pass from the id to the real entry.
Suppose to use \setupregister[Animal][textcommand=\fromIdToEntry] and
an indexEntry function modified like this:
function xml.functions.indexEntry(e)
local animal = animals[e.at.i
id to the real entry.
Suppose to use \setupregister[Animal][textcommand=\fromIdToEntry] and
an indexEntry function modified like this:
function xml.functions.indexEntry(e)
local animal = animals[e.at.idref]
if animal then
context.Animal( { animal.key }, e.at.idref )
know which
one to choose so we consider them variants (one can for instance have
bold and slanted keys at the same time)
you can wrap the entry in \expanded or nicer is:
\setupregister[expansion=yes]
but if your entries contain markup you might like this more:
\startbuffer[test]
In this page
][direction=reverse]
\setupregister[index][
before=,after=,
command=\MyCommand,
alternative=b,
color=red,
]
\def\MyCommand#1{#1}
%\def\MyCommand#1{\inframed[frame=no]{#1}} % this fixes the problem
\showboxes
\starttext
\index{آب}
\index{عذر}
\index[تک]{TEX}
testing
\placeindex
\stoptext
any
ith extra space below. See attached PDF and the MWE. (I could not
reproduce this with DejaVuSans or ALM Fixed.)
\definefontfamily [myfamily] [serif] [Scheherazade] [features=arabic]
\setupbodyfont[myfamily]
\setupalign[r2l]
\setupdirections[bidi=global,method=two]
\setupmixedcolumns[register]
> \newif\iffirstFIDXpage
>
> \def\textcommand#1{#1\global\firstFIDXpagetrue}
> \def\pagecommand#1{\iffirstFIDXpage (p.~\fi \global\firstFIDXpagefalse #1}
> \def\stopregisterpages{)\dostoptagged\endgroup}
>
> \defineregister[fidx]
> \setupregister[fidx][%
>
igure?
>>>> – How can I output that list?
>>>>
>>>> About like this?:
>>>>
>>>> \placefigure[top][someref]{\externalfigure[somepic]}\reference[someref]{Hraban
>>>> Ramm}
>>>>
>>>> \ref[t][someref]
{\iffirstFIDXpage (p.~\fi \global\firstFIDXpagefalse #1}
\def\stopregisterpages{)\dostoptagged\endgroup}
\defineregister[fidx]
\setupregister[fidx][%
n=1, align=no,
%alternative=B,
compress=yes,
indicator=no,
textcommand=\textcommand,
pagecommand=\pagecommand
Why does the sort order (for registers, lists of synonyms, and so on)
differ when no method is specified compared to when method=default is
specified? That is, should not the default method applied when no method
is specified be that named ‘default’?
\setupregister[index][n=1
by \listoffigures ?
>>
>>
>> Extension: I need to integrate some unnumbered pages into the list, like the
>> cover.
>
> Ok, I can use registers for that:
>
> \defineregister[fidx]
> \setupregister[fidx][%
> n=1,
> compress=yes,
> ind
\setupregister command:
\setupregister[.?.]
\starttext
\index{level+second}
\completeindex % rendering 'second' as italic
\stoptext
Sytse
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\ref[t][someref] (\at{p.}[someref]) % put this in some command that is called
> by \listoffigures ?
>
>
> Extension: I need to integrate some unnumbered pages into the list, like the
> cover.
Ok, I can use registers for that:
\defineregister[fidx]
\setupregister[fidx][%
,
]
\defineregister[Index]
\setupregister [Index][n=2,
command=\Word,
balance=no,
compress=yes,
]
\starttexdefinition unexpanded index
\dosingleempty\dostartindex
[notBack] [style=normal]
\defineregister [Index]
\setupregister [Index] [n=2,command=\Word,balance=no,compress=yes]
--
rik
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)}%
\index[Dissonance2Parall]{ + + parallel}s can be found as well.
\setupregister[index][indicator=yes]
\completeindex[compress=yes]
\stoptext
]{dissonance(s)}%
\index[Dissonance2Parall]{ + + parallel}s can be found as well.
\setupregister[index][indicator=yes]
\completeindex[compress=yes]
\stoptext
On 3/31/2015 2:11 AM, Rik Kabel wrote:
On 2015-03-29 17:47, Rik Kabel wrote:
The following code:
\setupregister[index][n=1]
\starttext
\index{A}\index{A+A}AA\seeindex{AA}{A+A}.
\placeindex
\stoptext
generates the following log entry.
structureregisters
On 2015-03-29 17:47, Rik Kabel wrote:
The following code:
\setupregister[index][n=1]
\starttext
\index{A}\index{A+A}AA\seeindex{AA}{A+A}.
\placeindex
\stoptext
generates the following log entry.
structureregisters invalid see entry in register
'index
The following code:
\setupregister[index][n=1]
\starttext
\index{A}\index{A+A}AA\seeindex{AA}{A+A}.
\placeindex
\stoptext
generates the following log entry.
structureregisters invalid see entry in register 'index',
reference 'AA'
No similar entry is produced
I currently have a problem setting the indices of a book. A minimal example
\defineregister[mouse][mice]
\setupregister[mouse][n=2,balance=no]
\defineregister[house][houses]
\setupregister[house][n=2,balance=no]
\starttext
rodents\mouse{rats+large}
home\house{ranch+split-level}
\page
On 11/15/2014 05:40 PM, Alan Bowen wrote:
I currently have a problem setting the indices of a book. A minimal example
[...]
places the second register on its own page. How can I get the second
register on the same page as the first?
Hi Alan,
removing [balance=no] from \setupregister outputs
[...]
places the second register on its own page. How can I get the second
register on the same page as the first?
Hi Alan,
removing [balance=no] from \setupregister outputs both registers on the
same page.
Just in case it helps,
Pablo
--
http://www.ousia.tk
\
IndexState}#1}
\define[1]\IndexCommand
{\setfalse\IndexState
\setbox\scratchbox\hbox{#1}%
\ifconditional\IndexState
\column
\fi
\box\nextbox}
\setupregister
[index]
[textcommand=\IndexCommand,
deeptextcommand=\IndexInternalCommand]
Thanks, it looks promising
}%
But when tested on this MWE, you can see a drawback - the first
letter (p) starts always on the second line (not on the first one):
\setupregister[balance=yes]
\starttext
\index{primary+secondary+tertiary}
\index[primary long]{\dorecurse{5}{primary long }}
\index[primary longer
]\IndexCommand
{\setfalse\IndexState
\setbox\scratchbox\hbox{#1}%
\ifconditional\IndexState
\column
\fi
\box\nextbox}
\setupregister
[index]
[textcommand=\IndexCommand,
deeptextcommand=\IndexInternalCommand]
Wolfgang
see a drawback - the first letter (p)
starts always on the second line (not on the first one):
\setupregister[balance=yes]
\starttext
\index{primary+secondary+tertiary}
\index[primary long]{\dorecurse{5}{primary long }}
\index[primary longer]{\dorecurse{5}{primary longer }}
\input{tufte
!pagestyle\c!pagecolor}
\unexpanded\def\stopregisterseewords
{\dostoptagged
\endgroup}
\protect
(P.S. What's the setupregister key that puts the see ... entry in
italic? I seem to have turned it off in my environment file somewhere.
Oh, it's 'pagestyle', but then how can one separately set
{\par % \ifhmode\crlf\fi
\begingroup
\setfalse\c_strc_registers_page_done
\dostarttagged\t!registerpage\empty
\useregisterstyleandcolor\c!pagestyle\c!pagecolor}
\unexpanded\def\stopregisterseewords
{\dostoptagged
\endgroup}
\protect
\setupregister[index][n=1]
\starttext
Here's a small glitch with indexing, which I ran into by chance and
enclose a minimal example. Because of the extra {} in the entry
\index{{two dimensional}} the index duplicates the entry:
t
two dimensional 1
two dimensional 1
\setupregister[index][n=1]
\starttext
\index{two
the
\index{area+ellipse} entry.
(P.S. What's the setupregister key that puts the see ... entry in
italic? I seem to have turned it off in my environment file somewhere.
Oh, it's 'pagestyle', but then how can one separately set the style of
the pagenumbers from the style of the see ...?)
That aside
In MkII, one could configure the index to have different types of page
entries, e.g. roman and italic, by using \setupregister, as in the
example at http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/setupregister. That
doesn't work with a fairly recent MkIV (2014.05.17 beta).
I see that it's a long-standing
On 6/7/2014 7:39 PM, Sanjoy Mahajan wrote:
In MkII, one could configure the index to have different types of page
entries, e.g. roman and italic, by using \setupregister, as in the
example at http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/setupregister. That
doesn't work with a fairly recent MkIV
page, because I stopped looking after
seeing the \setupregister command help. But I've updated that help to
refer (for MkIV) to the Registers#Processors section.
-Sanjoy
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anything different, and in particular it does not
create a link.
Perhaps this new example better illustrates the problem:
\setupinteraction[state=start]
\setupregister[index][n=1]
\setuppapersize[A7]
\starttext
\type{Dilbert} should be a link to the second-level on page~3
On 3/7/2014 6:54 PM, Jan Tosovsky wrote:
On 2014-02-26 Jan Tosovsky wrote:
when a long primary is preceded with the secondary or tertiary
index entry, the second line is not indented as usual, see
the following example:
\setupregister[balance=no]
\starttext
\index{primary+secondary+tertiary
On 2014-03-16 Hans Hagen wrote:
On 3/7/2014 6:54 PM, Jan Tosovsky wrote:
On 2014-02-26 Jan Tosovsky wrote:
when a long primary is preceded with the secondary or tertiary
index entry, the second line is not indented as usual, see
the following example:
\setupregister[balance
:
\setupregister[balance=no]
\starttext
\index{primary+secondary+tertiary}
\index[primary long]{\dorecurse{5}{primary long }}
\index[primary longer]{\dorecurse{5}{primary longer }} % Ok
\input{tufte}
\completeindex
\stoptext
how is a \dorecurse supposed to get sorted ...
That \dorecurse
:
\setupregister[balance=no]
\starttext
\index{primary+secondary+tertiary}
\index[primary long]{\dorecurse{5}{primary long }}
\index[primary longer]{\dorecurse{5}{primary longer }} % Ok
\input{tufte}
\completeindex
\stoptext
how is a \dorecurse supposed to get sorted ...
That \dorecurse
On 2014-03-16 Hans Hagen wrote:
On 2014-02-26 Jan Tosovsky wrote:
when a long primary is preceded with the secondary or tertiary
index entry, the second line is not indented as usual, see
the following example:
\setupregister[balance=no]
\starttext
\index{primary+secondary
On 3/16/2014 6:31 PM, Jan Tosovsky wrote:
On 2014-03-16 Hans Hagen wrote:
On 2014-02-26 Jan Tosovsky wrote:
when a long primary is preceded with the secondary or tertiary
index entry, the second line is not indented as usual, see
the following example:
\setupregister[balance=no]
\starttext
of all a memory issue due to limitations in luajit,
after that a 20 fold slowdown thanks to poor hashing) but Luigi and I
were able to sort that out.
If you use luajittex and run into memory issues (indicated by the
inability to load the tuc file) you can say
\setupregister[index
On 2014-02-26 Jan Tosovsky wrote:
when a long primary is preceded with the secondary or tertiary
index entry, the second line is not indented as usual, see
the following example:
\setupregister[balance=no]
\starttext
\index{primary+secondary+tertiary}
\index[primary long]{\dorecurse{5
Dear All,
when a long primary is preceded with the secondary or tertiary index entry,
the second line is not indented as usual, see the following example:
\setupregister[balance=no]
\starttext
\index{primary+secondary+tertiary}
\index[primary long]{\dorecurse{5}{primary long }}
\index[primary
, and no TUC file is
created. If I put it back, it works again.
Rather minimal example:
---
\setupregister[index][align=yes]
\starttext
\dorecurse{20}{%
\expanded{\chapter{My chapter \recurselevel}}
\expanded{\index{Index entry \recurselevel}}
\expanded{\section{My Zapf \recurselevel}}
\input zapf
are smaller twice
and tertiary items three times...
\setupregister[index][command=\Word, textstyle=small]
\starttext
\index{primary}\index{primary+secondary}\index{primary+secondary+tertia
ry}Text
\completeindex
\stoptext
The following code switches the font size for all the index content. Even
items three times...
\setupregister[index][command=\Word, textstyle=small]
\starttext
\index{primary}\index{primary+secondary}\index{primary+secondary+tertiary}Te
xt
\completeindex
\stoptext
How can I set the same value to all the levels?
Thanks, Jan
to
upper case: \setupregister[index][n=2,command=\Word,style=normal]
Can these commands be combined together somehow? Or is it obsolete in favor
of (A)?
Thanks, Jan
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there are first three page references listed for that index entry followed
by 'and many' phrase.
Can something like this be done in the ConTeXt (MkIV)? No interactivity is
needed. The PDF output will be used just for printing.
\setupregister[index][coupling=yes] is not exactly what I want.
Thanks,
Jan
.
\setupregister[index][coupling=yes] is not exactly what I want.
Do you have a example what you did in MkII?
Wolfgang
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maillist : ntg
. The PDF output will be used just for printing.
\setupregister[index][coupling=yes] is not exactly what I want.
Do you have a example what you did in MkII?
I hadn't typeset anything like this before. When mentioning the old book, I
mean manually typeset book (not digital one) produced
with subsequent letters
of the alphabet. I did [indicator=no] in \setupregister, but still got
the *vertical spacing* between gropus of entries beginning with the same
letter. Then, I did also [before={}], but then the space between entry
groups is actually *smaller* than the usual interline space (confirmed
section and not a numbered chapter.)
OK, I've just found out about \setupheadtext[register={...}], but the
rest of my problems are still unsolved for me.
2. I'd like my register not to have the headers with subsequent
letters of the alphabet. I did [indicator=no] in \setupregister, but
still got
with subsequent
letters of the alphabet. I did [indicator=no] in \setupregister,
but still got the *vertical spacing* between gropus of entries
beginning with the same letter. Then, I did also [before={}], but
then the space between entry groups is actually *smaller* than the
usual
like my register not to have the headers with subsequent letters
of the alphabet. I did [indicator=no] in \setupregister, but still got
the *vertical spacing* between gropus of entries beginning with the same
letter. Then, I did also [before={}], but then the space between entry
groups
letters of the alphabet. I did [indicator=no] in \setupregister,
but still got the *vertical spacing* between gropus of entries
beginning with the same letter. Then, I did also [before={}], but
then the space between entry groups is actually *smaller* than the
usual interline space
,right=\eTD,
first=\bTR,last=\eTR,
before=\bTABLE,after=\eTABLE,
setups=MyTableWrong]
\defineregister[Correctliste][style=slanted,pagestyle=bold,indicator=no]
\setupregister[Correctliste][coupling=yes]
\def\Listright#1{\Correctliste{#1}{#1}}
\defineregister[Wrongliste][style=slanted
to distinguish between
the definition of some term and its appearance/use somewhere else (boldface
vs. normal font of page number for instance). The garden provides a
solution, which does not seem to work for me:
%%%
\setupregister[index][nb][pagestyle=bold]
\starttext
:
%%%
\setupregister[index][nb][pagestyle=bold]
\starttext
My \index[nb::dog]{dog}dog is a cat\index{cat}.
\placeindex
\stoptext
%%%
(modified from http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Registers).
What I'd like to have is, that dog appears with a bold page number and that cat
doesn't
). The garden provides a solution,
which does not seem to work for me:
%%%
\setupregister[index][nb][pagestyle=bold]
\starttext
My \index[nb::dog]{dog}dog is a cat\index{cat}.
\placeindex
\stoptext
%%%
(modified from http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Registers
(boldface
vs. normal font of page number for instance). The garden provides a
solution, which does not seem to work for me:
%%%
\setupregister[index][nb][pagestyle=bold]
\starttext
My \index[nb::dog]{dog}dog is a cat\index{cat}.
\placeindex
\stoptext
it the
right input, and print its output to ConTeXt.
I wonder if this function is not already present in ConTeXt. The
register mechanism, for instance, already does something very
similar:
\setupregister
[index]
[compress=yes]
\starttext
A\index{A} \page
A\index{A} \page
aaa\page
Dear all,
I have some minor problems with \seeindex
It seems that it does not render accents properly nor is it possible to
introduce commands. Is this an intended behavior, am I doing something wrong or
is there a bug?
Cheers,
Andreas
Minimal example:
\setupregister[index]
[
style={\bf
. Is this an intended behavior, am I doing something wrong
or is there a bug?
Cheers,
Andreas
Minimal example:
\setupregister[index]
[
style={\bf\WORD},
balance=yes
]
\starttext
% seeindex does not render ssharp properly
Wei{\ssharp}wurst\index{Wei{\ssharp}wurst}\seeindex{German
sausage
]
\page[makeup]
\stopcomponent
The registers are defined in an environment file as follows;
%Passages
\defineregister[Passage][Passages]
\setupregister[Passage][n=3,%
balance=yes,%
pagestyle={\switchtobodyfont[9.6pt]\em},%
textstyle={\switchtobodyfont[9.6pt]},%
criterium=all,%
interaction
I have been experimenting for a while with \placeregister and
\setupregister and can find no way no prevent page breaks before a
register. Simply inserting \page[no] does not seem to work.
So can anyone suggest a way to do this in MKII?
Alan
is:
\defineregister[Passage][Passages]
\setupregister[Passage][n=1,%
balance=yes,%
pagestyle=\tfx\em,%
textstyle=\tfx,%
criterium=all,%
interaction={pagenumber},%
]
\setupregister[Passage][indicator=no,distance=0.5em]
\starttext
See \Passage{Simplicius+{\em In de caelo}+483.15--19}483.15--19.
\page
problem:
The test file is:
\defineregister[Passage][Passages]
\setupregister[Passage][n=1,%
balance=yes,%
pagestyle=\tfx\em,%
textstyle=\tfx,%
criterium=all,%
interaction={pagenumber},%
]
\setupregister[Passage][indicator=no,distance=0.5em]
\starttext
See \Passage{Simplicius+{\em In de caelo
this be done in ConTeXt, and if so, can anybody give me advice on how
to do it?
I have tried making three different Registers, for text, for illustrations and
for notes, but I cannot figure out how to combine them into one index. But
also, whatever I set in \setupregister, they all look exactly
Leaving out the plural in \setupregister gives you the setup you set up.
\defineregister[Note][Notes]
\setupregister[Note][n=2,pagestyle=small,textstyle=normal]
\defineregister[Text][Texts]
\setupregister[Text][n=2,textstyle=normal,pagestyle=normal]
\defineregister[Music][Musics]
\setupregister
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 19:18:55 +0900
S Barmeier severinbarme...@googlemail.com
wrote
Leaving out the plural in \setupregister gives you the setup you set up.
Thank you, Severin. I always wondered what the plural form of the name
between the second pair of square brackets in the \setup command
Am 14.04.2012 um 03:46 schrieb Jeff Smith:
So basically, I have this:
\starttext
\chapter{Ch1}
\index{abc}abc
\index{bcd}bcd
\index{def}def
\chapter{Ch2}
\index{wxy}wxy
\index{xyz}xyz
\index{zzz}zzz
\page
\setupregister[index][indicator=no]
\placeindex
On Sat, Apr 14, 2012 at 08:26, Wolfgang Schuster
schuster.wolfg...@googlemail.com wrote:
\setupregister[index][indicator=no,pagecommand=\wordright,before=]
Setup commands are put before \starttext, when you really need these settings
for a certain register placement you can write \placeindex
So basically, I have this:
\starttext
\chapter{Ch1}
\index{abc}abc
\index{bcd}bcd
\index{def}def
\chapter{Ch2}
\index{wxy}wxy
\index{xyz}xyz
\index{zzz}zzz
\page
\setupregister[index][indicator=no]
\placeindex
\stoptext
1) I'd like a single list with no blank lines
On 9-4-2012 13:26, S Barmeier wrote:
Once I know how to enable a particular sorting pattern for a register I
can probably figure it out by myself. How would I do that?
\setupregister[index][language=jp]
Best,
Severin
--- Japanese
definitions[jp] = {
replacements = {
{ ぁ, あ
\index{bcd}bcd
\index{def}def
\chapter{Ch2}
\index{wxy}wxy
\index{xyz}xyz
\index{zzz}zzz
\page
\setupregister[index][indicator=no]
\placeindex
\stoptext
That works. But I'm trying to do two things here and I'll be damned if
the info can be found somewhere. I've tried my best to find
of the number with
\setupregister[index][pagestyle=italic]
Wolfgang
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To answer my own question, after experimentation:
\index[key]{form::entry}
with
\setupregister[index][form][textstyle=\hskip1em]
A.
On Sun, Mar 18, 2012 at 12:38 PM, Alan Bowen bowenala...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry: My effort escaped without a subject line.
In placing the heads and subheads
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