Am 26.10.2011 um 05:41 schrieb Alasdair McAndrew:
Thanks to the great expertise of folk on this mailgroup, I have my chapter headings set so that each one comes out as
Chapter n Name of Chapter
However, I have a few more questions. First: if I use "completecontent" to display the contents, how can I have the "Contents" title display without my "Chapter" line? That is, is there a way of turning off my chapter command temporarily? (I've found that "title" doesn't work here: If I use "\title{Contents} \placecontent" I still get a "Chapter" line.)
Second: I'm writing out a book of student notes, and each chapter ends with a set of exercises. I'd like these exercises to be typeset as unnumbered sections ("subject"s), and appear so in the ToC. Like:
4.4 Second last section 4.5 Last section Exercises
What is the best way of doing this (MkII)? I've tried
\definehead[exercise][section] \setuphead[exercise][number=no] \setuplist[exercise][headnumber=no]
but that doesn't work on its own, and when paired with \definecombinedlist[content][exercise,chapter,section] wipes out the contents completely.
Any advice (or even pointers to a web page) would be most welcome.
\defineheadplacement[MyChapter][vertical]{\vbox{#1\crlf#2}} \setuplabeltext[chapter=Chapter ] \setuphead[chapter][alternative=MyChapter] \definehead[exercise][subject][incrementnumber=list] \starttext \title{Contents} \placelist[chapter,section,exercise] \chapter{Chapter} \section{Section} \exercise{Exercise} \stoptext Wolfgang