Using [compress=all] for registers yields somewhat puzzling results (1.0.4 (TeX
Live 2017)).
I would expect the register of the following code to become one single range
"1--7", though context produces "1--2, 3--7".
Is this the expected behaviour?
And if so: is there another switch to get the ranges to be collapsed completely?
Also: There wouldn't be a shorthand to define explicit ranges? LaTeX has
\index{Demorange|(} to \index{Demorange|)} which is actually very convenient.
Best regards,
Florian.
\defineregister [demo] [demoes]
\starttext
1
\demo{Demorange}
\page[yes]
2
\demo{Demorange}
\page[yes]
3
\startregister[demo][demorange]{Demorange}
\page[yes]
4
\demo{Demorange}
\page[yes]
5
\page[yes]
6
\stopregister[demo][demorange]
\page[yes]
7
\demo{Demorange}
\page[yes]
\placeregister [demo] [compress=all]
\stoptext
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Copenhagen, Denmark
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