On Thu, 21 Feb 2002 19:22:58 -0500 "John Culleton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I recognize that makeindex lacks the hyperref features that may be > useful > for online documents, as well as the extensions that Xindy hopes to > bring to the indexing process. But it suits my needs. So can I > include eplain.tex and use its indexing commands without messing > something > else up? AFAIK its macros (\idx, \sidx etc.) do not have name > conflicts with the corresponding ConText commands. At least the indexing part should be safe. I'm not sure about the rest eplain. It *used to* work but that was a very long time ago. You 'll just have to try and see. I used to have a small set of indexing macros for plain, these probably would also work. Most plain macro packages work out of the box, or with only trivial changes. The thing is: I like the ConTeXt registers a lot. I don't want to go back to makeindex anymore (even though getting the sort order right in texutil can be a pain). -- groeten, Taco
