On Fri, 9 Jun 2006, John R. Culleton wrote: > On Friday 09 June 2006 15:33, Aditya Mahajan wrote: >>>> [email protected] >>> >>> Very impressive, but surely there is a simpler solution! I just >>> want one header on the left hand page, a different one on the >>> right, and both of them centered on their respective pages. >> >> \def\MyHeader{ >> \doifoddpageelse{Odd Header} >> {Even Header}} >> >> \setupheadertexts[\MyHeader] >> >> If you want you can extend it to recognize keywords like date, >> pagenumber, section etc. >> > Yes, I can do the above. Unfortunately the keywords like chapter > lose their special meaning when enclosed in any way. For example > \setupheadertexts > [chapter] > [][] > [\hfil\hbox to 20em{\stretched{\tfb\sc > Independent{}Publishing}}\hfil] > > ...works, but as soon as I place any command ahead of the keyword > chapter it just becomes the word "chapter". for example this > doesn't work: > [code snipped]
You can use the \domagic macro from my previous email to handle chapter, date and pagenumber. > I can of course roll my own as you suggest above. But if I want > chapter as a variable then I will have to encapsulate my \chapter > command thus: > [code snipped] > > I don't mind doing this kind of plain tex manipulation but it > still seems to me that Context should handle it somehow. If you just want chapter markings, use \getmarking[chapter]. Aditya _______________________________________________ ntg-context mailing list [email protected] http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
