On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 4:08 AM, Sanjoy Mahajan
I'm experimenting with making a heading that is like a chapter in format but has its own numbering (or lettering). The purpose to have an interlude, or extended example, every few chapters. The following almost-minimal example almost does so. However, the second interlude is numbered with 'A' instead of 'B'. Is there a missing key=value pair, or is the approach completely wrong?
It seem that interlude is like a section, so it's correct that at every chapter there is a reset of the alphabetical counter
\definesection[nc] \setupsection[nc][conversion=Characters] \definehead[interlude][section=nc,default=chapter] \setuphead[interlude][incrementnumber=yes]
\starttext
\title{Contents} \placelist[chapter,interlude]
\chapter{Chap 1}
\interlude{Interlude 1}
\chapter{Chap 2}
\interlude{Interlude 2}
\stoptext
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