Re: [NTG-context] Indents, enumerations, and modes (mk2+mk4)
On Wed, 2 Jun 2010, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 02.06.10 00:14, schrieb Matthias Weber:
Dear all,
I have two questions regarding using spacing in enumerations. Depending on
a mode being enabled, I would like to add a command at the beginning of
an enumeration (I want to place something in the margin, but it doesn't
actually matter what I do, only when).
As shown in the minimal example below, invoking the macro that does
something, a little extra space is added.
I don't know why, it is probably something very TeX-basic I am ignorant
of. So: How do I get rid of the extra space?
The problem occurs both in mk2 and mk4, I would prefer a solution that
also works in mk2.
Thanks!
Matthias
\def\mma{
\startmode[mma]
{}
\stopmode
}
\def\mma
{\startmode[mma]% not sure here
...%
\stopmode}
or maybe
\def\mma{\doifmode{mma}{}}
or perhaps
\def\mma{}%default
% override the definition in a mode
\startmode[mma]
\def\mma{in mode mma}
\stopmode
or use setups
Aditya
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[NTG-context] Indents, enumerations, and modes (mk2+mk4)
Dear all,
I have two questions regarding using spacing in enumerations.
Depending on a mode being enabled, I would like to add a command at
the beginning of
an enumeration (I want to place something in the margin, but it
doesn't actually matter what I do, only when).
As shown in the minimal example below, invoking the macro that does
something, a little extra space is added.
I don't know why, it is probably something very TeX-basic I am
ignorant of. So: How do I get rid of the extra space?
The problem occurs both in mk2 and mk4, I would prefer a solution that
also works in mk2.
Thanks!
Matthias
\def\mma{
\startmode [mma]
{}
\stopmode
}
\def\enwidth{5em}
\defineenumeration [example]
[text=Example,
way=bysubsection,
location=hanging,
width=\enwidth,
letter=rm]
\starttext
\enablemode[mma]
\startexample
\mma
\input tufte
\stopexample
%%
\disablemode[mma]
\startexample
\mma
\input tufte
\stopexample
%%
\startexample
\input tufte
\stopexample
\stoptext
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Re: [NTG-context] Indents, enumerations, and modes (mk2+mk4)
Am 02.06.10 00:14, schrieb Matthias Weber:
Dear all,
I have two questions regarding using spacing in enumerations.
Depending on a mode being enabled, I would like to add a command at
the beginning of
an enumeration (I want to place something in the margin, but it
doesn't actually matter what I do, only when).
As shown in the minimal example below, invoking the macro that does
something, a little extra space is added.
I don't know why, it is probably something very TeX-basic I am
ignorant of. So: How do I get rid of the extra space?
The problem occurs both in mk2 and mk4, I would prefer a solution that
also works in mk2.
Thanks!
Matthias
\def\mma{
\startmode[mma]
{}
\stopmode
}
\def\mma
{\startmode[mma]% not sure here
...%
\stopmode}
or use setups
\startsetups[mma]
\startmode[mma]
...
\stopmode
\stopsetups
\startexample
\setups[mma]
\stopexample
Wolfgang
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