On Sunday 06 June 2010 23:20:29 Yury G. Kudryashov wrote:
> 1. You want Introduction in the table of contents. Then you should copy
> section to another head, and setup it with number=no (have no time to
> test):
>
> \definehead[secnonum][section]
> \setuphead[secnonum][number=no]
> \secnonum{Introduction}
This is flexible, but is this really elegant?
Would it not be better (i.e. intuitive) to be able to simply type:
\section [number=no] {Introduction}
After all, one feature that I *really* like about ConTeXt is inheritance and
default options that can be fixed through \setupsomething, or through a case
by case basis.
Unnumbered sections is the default within
\startfrontmatter
\stopfrontmatter
However, it is quite logical to also have unnumbered Introduction (and
Conclusions) in the body of the work that are to appear in the table of
contents as well.
In a work using \part, the same can apply to \chapter.
Alan
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