Interesting thread.
I currently use:
\definestartstop [precis]
[style=italic,indenting=no,indentnext=no,after={\blank}]
and then
\startchapter [title=A Chapter]
\startprecis
Short summary text.
\stoprecis
\stopchapter
and indeed it could be interesting to also include this text in the
table of contents as suggested in this thread.
I thought about adding
before={\startbuffer[precis]},
after={\stopbuffer\getbuffer[precis]\writetolist[chapter]{}{\getbuffer[precis]}}
to the \definestartstop
but this does not seem to work. I did not try further.
Perhaps someone has an idea on how to better achieve this?
Alan
On Thu, 28 Aug 2014 16:46:28 +0200
Wolfgang Schuster
Am 28.08.2014 um 16:17 schrieb Werner Hintze
: Some old fashioned novels have a chapter précis in the table of contents. In Latex exists the command \chapterprecis to put the text at the beginning of the chapter and in the able of contents. I thought, I can realize this in ConTeXt with
\writebetweenlist[chapter]{XYZ}
or with
\weitetolist[chapter]{XYZ}
But both produce only a fatal error. What’s wrong here?
Hard to tell without a example which demonstrates the error because the following works for me.
\starttext
\completecontent
\chapter{This is a chapter}
\writetolist[chapter]{}{This is a summary of the chapter with \tex{writetolist}.}
\writebetweenlist[chapter][location=here]{This is a summary of the chapter with \tex{writebetweenlist}.}
\chapter{This is another chapter}
\stoptext
Wolfgang
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