Re: [NTG-context] endnotes/critical apparatus
Am 20.05.2011 um 20:23 schrieb Daniel Schopper:
Great! Thanks a lot, Wolfgang!
Yet… I have some other questions:
- What about a simplified \page inside the lemma (not really common, but
anyway…)? Adding
\appendtoks\def\page[#1]{}\to\simplifiedcommands
is ignored.
You use in your example “\page” without an argument while you define here
\page with an explicit argument which isn’t the same for TeX.
What can work is “\appendtoks\let\page\gobbleoneoptional\to\simplifiedcommands“
but i think it‘s better to solve this with a different input where you write
an alternative text for the notes where none of these commands are present.
- How can I tweak the note mechanism to put the apparatus notes inside one
single paragraph, concatenated by some arbitrary separator (\quad or -- or
something similar)? (Eventually I‘d like the lemmatas which appear on the
same page to be grouped in a paragraph) - I guess it should be somewhere in
strc-not.mkiv but must have missed it…
\setupnote
[endnote]
[paragraph=yes,
inbetween=...] % default: \hskip1em
\setupnotedefinition
[endnote]
[display=no]
Wolfgang
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Re: [NTG-context] endnotes/critical apparatus
Great! Thanks a lot, Wolfgang!
Yet… I have some other questions:
- What about a simplified \page inside the lemma (not really common, but
anyway…)? Adding
\appendtoks\def\page[#1]{}\to\simplifiedcommands
is ignored.
- How can I tweak the note mechanism to put the apparatus notes inside
one single paragraph, concatenated by some arbitrary separator (\quad or
-- or something similar)? (Eventually I‘d like the lemmatas which appear
on the same page to be grouped in a paragraph) - I guess it should be
somewhere in strc-not.mkiv but must have missed it…
Thanks again for the effort!
Daniel
minimal example:
\def\doifelsesamepagereference#1#2%
{\doifelse
{\doifreferencefoundelse{#1}{\currentreferencepage}{-}}
{\doifreferencefoundelse{#2}{\currentreferencepage}{+}}
}
\define[2]\Apparatus
{\ifdefined\ApparatusCounter
\doglobal\increment\ApparatusCounter
\else
\doglobal\newcounter\ApparatusCounter
\fi
\pagereference[apparatus:startpage:\ApparatusCounter]%
\startline[apparatus:line:\ApparatusCounter]{#1}\stopline[apparatus:line:\ApparatusCounter]%
\pagereference[apparatus:stoppage:\ApparatusCounter]
\expanded{
\endnote{
{\bf\at[apparatus:startpage:\ApparatusCounter]%
\noexpand\doifelsesamepagereference{apparatus:startpage:\ApparatusCounter}{apparatus:stoppage:\ApparatusCounter}{}{-\at[apparatus:stoppage:\ApparatusCounter]}}%
/\noexpand\inline{{}}[apparatus:line:\ApparatusCounter]~%
{\noexpand\simplifycommands #1}]~{#2}
}
}%
}
\setuplinenumbering[
method=page,
distance=0.3em
]
\appendtoks\def\blackrule[#1]{}\to\simplifiedcommands
\appendtoks \def\crlf{/}\to\simplifiedcommands
\appendtoks \def\bf{}\to\simplifiedcommands
\appendtoks\def\page[#1]{\textbar\textbar}\to\simplifiedcommands
%\setuplabeltext[en][lines=,line=]
\setupnote
[endnote]
[textcommand=\gobbleoneargument,
command=\gobbleoneargument,
n=2]
\starttext
\startlinenumbering
That’s a \Apparatus{\bf qui\crlf te \page long lemma}{That’s a variant
reading…}.\crlf
And here comes \Apparatus{another one}{the second one}.
\stoplinenumbering
\placenotes[endnote]
\stoptext
Am 19.05.11 23:23, schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:
Am 19.05.2011 um 17:42 schrieb Daniel Schopper:
Dear list,
I’m fiddling around with a simple apparatus for critical editions with
endnotes. For now this is working ok - but I’m wondering if somebody could advise
me on some aspects of it (see below). Here’s a minimal example:
[…]
Now, this is obviously a really primitive approach (I’m still learning…)
which I’d like to improve in some ways:
- How can I get rid of the blackrule in the apparatus?
\noexpand\let\blackrule[#1]=\noexpand\relax
throws an error (You can't use `macro parameter character #' in vertical
mode.) while
\noexpand\let\blackrule=\noexpand\relax
eliminates the rule but simply prints the arguments in the square brackets.
(Same holds true for every macro with arguments.)
You can use \simplifycommands, see my example below.
- What to do if I’d want to gobble \crlf or \par in the lemma while using
them as separators after each apparatus entry? I tried to \let them to \relax,
which ends in luatex getting stuck when it tries to import the .en-file.
- How could I reset gobbled commands like \bf to their original meaning (I’d
like to ignore \bf inside a lemma but still be able to have bold page numbers at
the beginning of the apparatus entry)?
I’m sure there are much more elegant ways to do this (probably in lua?),
maybe someone could provide me with a hint where to start from?
You can use contexts own note mechanism to collect the data and place them
later in your document.
\define[2]\Apparatus
{\ifdefined\ApparatusCounter
\doglobal\increment\ApparatusCounter
\else
\doglobal\newcounter\ApparatusCounter
\fi
\pagereference[apparatus:page:\ApparatusCounter]%
\startline[apparatus:line:\ApparatusCounter]{#1}\stopline[apparatus:line:\ApparatusCounter]%
\begingroup\simplifycommands
\expanded{\endnote{\at[apparatus:page:\ApparatusCounter]/\noexpand\inline[apparatus:line:\ApparatusCounter]~{#1}]~{#2}}}%
\endgroup}
\appendtoks\def\blackrule[#1]{}\to\simplifiedcommands
\appendtoks \def\crlf{}\to\simplifiedcommands
\appendtoks \def\bf{}\to\simplifiedcommands
\setuplabeltext[en][lines=,line=]
\setupnote
[endnote]
[textcommand=\gobbleoneargument,
command=\gobbleoneargument]
\starttext
\startlinenumbering
That’s a \Apparatus{\bf lemma}{That’s a variant reading…}. \input tufte
But then there’s a blackrule \Apparatus{\blackrule[width=5cm]\crlf and a
linebreak}{-- which we don’t want to repeat in the apparatus.}.
\stoplinenumbering
\placenotes[endnote]
\stoptext
Wolfgang
[NTG-context] endnotes/critical apparatus
Dear list,
I’m fiddling around with a simple apparatus for critical editions with
endnotes. For now this is working ok - but I’m wondering if somebody
could advise me on some aspects of it (see below). Here’s a minimal example:
\newwrite\enotes
\newread\readenotes
\immediate\openout\enotes = \jobname.en
\immediate\write\enotes{ %
\noexpand\let\noexpand\stretchednormalcase=\noexpand\relax
\noexpand\let\noexpand\tfc=\noexpand\relax
\noexpand\let\noexpand\bf=\noexpand\relax
% \noexpand\let\par=\noexpand\relax % seems to make luatex hang?
}
\newcount\entrycounter \entrycounter=0
\setuplabeltext[en][lines=,line=]
\def\enseparator{\crlf}
\long\def\appEntry#1#2{
\expandafter\startline[line:\the\entrycounter]%
\expandafter\pagereference[page:\the\entrycounter]%
{#1}
\expandafter\stopline[line:\the\entrycounter]%
\immediate\write\enotes{%
{\expandafter\at[page:\the\entrycounter]}/{\noexpand\csname
inline\expandafter\endcsname[line:\the\entrycounter]}~{#1}]
{#2}\enseparator%
}%
\global\advance\entrycounter by 1\relax
}
\def\printendnotes{
\immediate\closeout\enotes
\page[right]
\expandafter\input\jobname.en
}
\starttext
\startlinenumbering
That’s a \appEntry{\bf lemma}{That’s a variant reading…}. \input tufte\crlf
But then there’s a blackrule \appEntry{\blackrule[width=5cm]\crlf and a
linebreak}{-- which we don’t want to repeat in the apparatus.}.
\stoplinenumbering
\printendnotes
\stoptext
Now, this is obviously a really primitive approach (I’m still learning…)
which I’d like to improve in some ways:
- How can I get rid of the blackrule in the apparatus?
\noexpand\let\blackrule[#1]=\noexpand\relax
throws an error (You can't use `macro parameter character #' in vertical
mode.) while
\noexpand\let\blackrule=\noexpand\relax
eliminates the rule but simply prints the arguments in the square
brackets. (Same holds true for every macro with arguments.)
- What to do if I’d want to gobble \crlf or \par in the lemma while
using them as separators after each apparatus entry? I tried to \let
them to \relax, which ends in luatex getting stuck when it tries to
import the .en-file.
- How could I reset gobbled commands like \bf to their original meaning
(I’d like to ignore \bf inside a lemma but still be able to have bold
page numbers at the beginning of the apparatus entry)?
I’m sure there are much more elegant ways to do this (probably in lua?),
maybe someone could provide me with a hint where to start from?
Thanks in advance,
Daniel
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Re: [NTG-context] endnotes/critical apparatus
Am 19.05.2011 um 17:42 schrieb Daniel Schopper:
Dear list,
I’m fiddling around with a simple apparatus for critical editions with
endnotes. For now this is working ok - but I’m wondering if somebody could
advise me on some aspects of it (see below). Here’s a minimal example:
[…]
Now, this is obviously a really primitive approach (I’m still learning…)
which I’d like to improve in some ways:
- How can I get rid of the blackrule in the apparatus?
\noexpand\let\blackrule[#1]=\noexpand\relax
throws an error (You can't use `macro parameter character #' in vertical
mode.) while
\noexpand\let\blackrule=\noexpand\relax
eliminates the rule but simply prints the arguments in the square brackets.
(Same holds true for every macro with arguments.)
You can use \simplifycommands, see my example below.
- What to do if I’d want to gobble \crlf or \par in the lemma while using
them as separators after each apparatus entry? I tried to \let them to
\relax, which ends in luatex getting stuck when it tries to import the
.en-file.
- How could I reset gobbled commands like \bf to their original meaning (I’d
like to ignore \bf inside a lemma but still be able to have bold page numbers
at the beginning of the apparatus entry)?
I’m sure there are much more elegant ways to do this (probably in lua?),
maybe someone could provide me with a hint where to start from?
You can use contexts own note mechanism to collect the data and place them
later in your document.
\define[2]\Apparatus
{\ifdefined\ApparatusCounter
\doglobal\increment\ApparatusCounter
\else
\doglobal\newcounter\ApparatusCounter
\fi
\pagereference[apparatus:page:\ApparatusCounter]%
\startline[apparatus:line:\ApparatusCounter]{#1}\stopline[apparatus:line:\ApparatusCounter]%
\begingroup\simplifycommands
\expanded{\endnote{\at[apparatus:page:\ApparatusCounter]/\noexpand\inline[apparatus:line:\ApparatusCounter]~{#1}]~{#2}}}%
\endgroup}
\appendtoks\def\blackrule[#1]{}\to\simplifiedcommands
\appendtoks \def\crlf{}\to\simplifiedcommands
\appendtoks \def\bf{}\to\simplifiedcommands
\setuplabeltext[en][lines=,line=]
\setupnote
[endnote]
[textcommand=\gobbleoneargument,
command=\gobbleoneargument]
\starttext
\startlinenumbering
That’s a \Apparatus{\bf lemma}{That’s a variant reading…}. \input tufte
But then there’s a blackrule \Apparatus{\blackrule[width=5cm]\crlf and a
linebreak}{-- which we don’t want to repeat in the apparatus.}.
\stoplinenumbering
\placenotes[endnote]
\stoptext
Wolfgang
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