Michael Wiedmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I got the general idea, but can't get the following peace of code do
> what I want (surely due to my poor TeX/ConTeXt knowledge):
>
> - given a peace of XML like:
>
> <ulink url="http://www.somewhere.net";>some site</ulink>
>
> - I want to map this XML to ConText hyperlinks like:
>
> \def\makeulink#1{%
> \useURL[one][\XMLpar{ulink}{url}{}]%
> \goto{#1}[URL(one)]}
> \defineXMLcommand[ulink] \makeulink
I suppose \goto can take a url directoryl, so you don't have to use
\useURL. Have you tried this?
> - only the first character of the XML element text ("s") is taken as the
> hyperlink text
\useURL has four commands:
\useURL
[ufdhc]
[http://www.eiffel-forum.org/archive/dominicu/fdh.htm]
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[Unix File/Directory Handling Cluster]
The 4th is the replacement text, so you get the text, and not the
URL. If the 4th is not provided, you just get the url.
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Groetjes,
Berend. (-:
