In the simplified example,
\setupitemgroup[itemize][broad]
\setupitemize[itemalign=flushright]
\startitemize[n,repeat]
\item level a
\item level a
\startitemize[n,repeat]
\item level b
\item level b
\startitemize[A][prefix=no]
\item level c
\item level c
\stopitemize
\stopitemize
\stopitemize
“prefix=no” does not work.
I am also puzzled that “repeat” must be entered at the higher levels if it
effectively means “repeat higher-level number at lower levels, to produce
e.g. 1.a.4” (quoting the wiki).
Alan
On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 2:43 PM, Alan Bowen <bowenala...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, Wolfgang—
>
> Thanks for this—I will be more careful in keeping the two apart. In this
> instance, however, when I make the change, the problem persists.
>
> I am using ConTeXt ver: 2013.04.17 18:36 MKIV beta fmt: 2013.4.17 int:
> english/english
>
> Alan
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 2:07 PM, Wolfgang Schuster <
> schuster.wolfg...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> Am 18.04.2013 um 19:57 schrieb Alan Bowen <bowenala...@gmail.com>:
>>
>> > I need a list structure that can be numbered in different ways as the
>> occasion warrants.
>> >
>> > In this case, I need:
>> > 1. text
>> > 2. text
>> > 2.1. text
>> > 2.2. text
>> > Text
>> > Text
>> > A. text
>> > B. text
>> >
>> > The problem seem to be in turning off the cumulation of numbers in the
>> last entries (fourth level).
>> >
>> > \defineitemgroup[MyList]
>> > \setupitemgroup[MyList][1][broad,joinedup,packed,autointro]
>> >
>> [itemalign=flushright,left={},right={},stopper={.},margin=3pc]
>> >
>> > \setupitemgroup[MyList][2][broad,joinedup,packed,autointro]
>> > [itemalign=flushright,left={},right={},stopper={.}]
>> >
>> > \setupitemgroup[MyList][3][broad,joinedup,packed,autointro]
>> > [itemalign=flushright,left={},right={},stopper={.}]
>> >
>> > \setupitemgroup[MyList][4][broad,joinedup,packed,autointro]
>> > [itemalign=flushright,left={},right={},stopper={.}]
>> >
>> > \starttext
>> >
>> > \startMyList[n,repeat]
>> > \item First level text
>> > \item First level text
>> > \startMyList[n,repeat]
>> > \item Second level text
>> > \item Second level text
>> > \startMyList[symbol={}]
>> > \item Third level text
>> > \item Third level text
>> > \startMyList[A] %<=====
>> > % \startMyList[A,prefix=no] %<=====
>> > \item Fourth level text
>> > \item Fourth level text
>> > \stopitemize
>> > \stopitemize
>> > \stopitemize
>> > \stopitemize
>> >
>> >
>> > \stoptext
>> >
>> > With \startMyList[A], I get
>> > 2.2.2.A. Fourth level text
>> > 2.2.2.B. Fourth level text
>> > With \startMyList[A,prefix=no], I get
>>
>> You can’t put keywords and assignments in the same argument. You need two
>> arguments
>> where one holds the keywords and the other the assignments:
>>
>> \startMyList[A][prefix=no]
>>
>> Wolfgang
>>
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