em][stopper=)]
>>
>> When I would follow the system from other setup commands in context
>> i expect as correct names \setupenumeration and \setupdescription.
>>
> If I understand context manual correctly (I not checked this)
> (cont-enp.pdf, pp. 181,183) I could u
setup commands in context
> i expect as correct names \setupenumeration and \setupdescription.
>
If I understand context manual correctly (I not checked this)
(cont-enp.pdf, pp. 181,183) I could use more than one name in
\setupenumerations (\setupdescriptions), e.g.
\setupenumerations[problem,rem
Sorry to hijack your post and since we're already there, why are
\setupenumerations
and \setupdescriptions written in the plural form.
> \setupenumerations[problem][stopper=)]
When I would follow the system from other setup commands in context
i expect as correct names \setupenumera
WN wrote:
> I am a bit confused, the example setups the enumaration *remark* and
> specifies the location=top
>
> But on page 224 the command \setupenumerations is shown where one can also
> specify the location among others.
>
> What is the difference, reason or usage for doing this ?
Much of
Hi,
I have a question (probably a dumb question) relating to some of the
define/setup commands. One in
particular, but it may relate to the other define/setup commands as
well.
Looking at the defineenumeration and setupenumerations command
in the Context manual page 223 and page 224 an exampl
