Gary Pajer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Hello Gary,
> (If the answers to my question are in some doc somewhere, please tell me > where it is!) The answers to your questions are in the context's source code ;-) > Consider the file below. I expected to see a hairline above the second > itemization, and indeed I do. But if I remove the "columns" specifier, the > hairline does not appear. Is this the correct behavior, or a bug? I'd consider this a bug. A while ago I had the same problem with after=... [ But, when looking at the source, I wonder why the \complexdoitemgroupitem ignores \itemlevel\c!voor ] > Also: what does the keyword "beforehead" do? If I replace "before" with > "beforehead" in the example, I get nothing. Is it in the docs somewhere? The beforehead has to do with the \head command also described in the manual (cont-eni.pdf, cont-enp.pdf). [...] \setupitemize[1][][beforehead=\hairline,afterhead=\hairline] \starttext \startitemize \head Level One [...] gives -------------- * Level One -------------- It is not documented as far as I know. > In the lists of keywords for many commands there are parameters listed that > I can't figure out. Some of them seem to do nothing, but I always wonder if > they only operate in conjunction with some other feature, or I haven't > implemented them correctly. One never knows... I have the same problem here. > Some of them do something, but I can't figure out what the rule > is. Is there a doc somewhere describing the keywords? Is it in the > manual and I've missed it? No. There is documentation on special topics, such as tables or flowchart module. But for the itemize there is afaik only the main manual. Patrick _______________________________________________ ntg-context mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
