Jelle Huisman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to give a layout definition a name? It would be really
> helpful to be able to say \definelayout[name=one][...]
> \definelayout[name=two][...]
> and then to be able to say: \setuplayout[one] and somewhere else in the
> document \setuplayout[two]
> (This would mirror the way it is possible to switch papersizes.)
>
> Or is there another way to have different collections of \definelayout
> settings that can be switched on or off at specific places? What is the
> best approach?
\setuplayout[key-values] % defines global one
\setuplayout[somename][key-values] % defines named one
\setuplayout[somename] % triggers
\setuplayout[reset] % resets to the global one
\setuplayout % idem
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