>
> Yes. \placefigure is the old syntax. \start…\stopplacefigure the new
> one. The new one uses a the key=value syntax also present in other MkIV
> commands. Compare:
>
> \startplacefigure [title=Lorem, reference=fig:lorem]
> …
> \stopplacefigure
>
> \startchapter [title=Lorem, reference=sec:lorem]
> …
> \stopchapter
>
> They are both supported, I personally stick to the new variant. I
> find the interface much more memorable.
I guess, I do not understand the relation completely. Please compare the
following
-- startcode --
\starttext
%
\chapter{One}
\input tufte
\placefigure[margin,none]{}{Let's put some text of at least two lines.}
\placefigure[none,margin]{}{Let's put some text of at least two lines.}
\input tufte
\stoptext
-- stopcode --
The first one works as intended, the second one does not. Also, I cannot figure
out the equivalent new syntax. I tried 'caption=none' and 'location=none'. But
even if the latter one would work, having a caption (or not) and placing the
figure on the page are two different things?
Andy
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