Am 29.10.2012 um 13:31 schrieb Jeong Dal <hak...@me.com>:
> Dear Marco and Wolfgang,
>
> Thank you for solutions.
>
> I have tried \startalignment … \stopalignment, but it is not working.
> Does it work as same as \midaligned?
No, both commands work different. With \startalignment you can set a different
\setupalign
setting for a certain part of your document and it does work for longer text
but \midaligned
works only for content which fits on a single line. In the following example
you can see
the text in the alignment environment is broken across line but the text in
\midaligned is
placed in one long line which exceeds the page dimensions.
\starttext
\startalignment[middle]
\input ward
\stopalignment
\blank
\midaligned{\input ward }
\stoptext
> \startcontent … \stopcontent, \startcaption … \stopcaption seem to me a new
> commands.
> Is every command in ConTeXt changed as a form of "\start … \stop"?
No, not all commands are available in a start/stop form and even when it doesn’t
mean you can replace a command with a environment, e.g. \quotation{…} is
different from \startquotation … \stopquotation but there will be more commands
in the future which can be used as \start… and \stop…
Wolfgang
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