On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Mar 2002 10:16:14 +0100 Johannes H�sing wrote:
>
>> Have you looked at section 9.7 of cont-eni.pdf? I haven't played much
>> with registers, but layouts that look close enough should be
>> available.
I had. My 21 November, 2001, manual doesn't list the 'pagecommand'
option. I actually went and read the code to try and find one but,
between not speaking Dutch and not being /that/ good a TeX yet...
I went and looked at the website but there isn't an indication of the
version of the manual. Hans, this would make it *much* easier to tell if
I should update my manual.
> It's doable with the 'index' as well:
That's very cool, and not a surprise, really. :)
>
> % start code
> \def\Indexpage#1{\hbox to 1em{\hfil#1}\par}
> \setupindex[pagecommand=\Indexpage,
> distance=6pt\dotfill,
> pagestyle=normal,
> indicator=no]
> % stopcode
Could I use the '6pt\dotfill' construct in any (or most) commands that
take a distance? I presume that this is just a ConTeXt thing, not a TeX
thing, yes?
> Make sure that you don't use \index[Beef] on itself, because if you
> do, there will be a dotted line after that word as well. Only use
> subindices like \index[Non-food+Beef] (me being vegetarian :))
*grin* Thank you very much for the help. It works wonderfully and gets
the layout that I want. :)
Daniel
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