Thanks, but this does not relly help: I am looking for a command that would just insert whatever was specified in the --mode option. A conditional comparison does not work, since a lot of modes may be specified. A conditional comparison has to modified whenever a new mode is used. I want something like "This document is processed in \mode mode"
This could be simple, try:
\startmode[somemode] ... \stopmode
(there is \startnotmode[somemode]..\stopnotmode variant too)
or
\doifmode{somemode}{this document was...}
or
\doifnotmode{somemode}{...}
or
\doifmodeelse{somemode}{when set}{when unset}
Have a nice day,
Martin
-----Original Message----- From: ntg-context-admin@ntg.nl [mailto:ntg-context-admin@ntg.nl]On Behalf Of varheit@gmx.de Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2003 12:55 PM To: ntg-context@ntg.nl Subject: [NTG-context] Modes
Hello,
I compile a document with texexec --pdf --mode=<somemode> ..., and I want to access whatever is specified for <somemode> in the document as literal text. So if I run texexec --pdf --mode=screen ... I want something like "this document was processed in screen mode" to show up in the text.
How can this be done?
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