Am 24.03.2012 um 05:25 schrieb Malte Stien:
I have the following two definitions for bullet point lists...
% Setup bullet point lists \defineitemgroup[blist][before={\blank[1ex]}] \setupitemgroup[blist][1][packed][symbol=1] \setupitemgroup[blist][2][packed][symbol=2]
... and numbered lists
% Setup numbered lists \defineitemgroup[nlist][before={\blank[1ex]}] \setupitemgroup[nlist][1][packed][symbol=n, headstyle=bold] \setupitemgroup[nlist][2][packed][symbol=a, headstyle=bold]
They generally seem to work well, but when I try to nest one within the other, like so
\startnlist \item Foo \startblist \item Some bullet item 1, \item Some bullet item 2, \item Some bullet item 3. \item Assign an appropriate criticality. \stopblist \item Baz \startnlist
...I get unexpected behaviour as follows:
1. Foo a. Some bullet item 1, b. Some bullet item 2, c. Some bullet item 3. 2. Baz
I was expecting this instead
1. Foo + Some bullet item 1, + Some bullet item 2, + Some bullet item 3. 2. Baz
...(where "+" denotes the round bullet point). Is this a defect or am I doing something wrong?
ConTeXt uses the type of the item group in the first level also for the inner levels and handles the inner \startblist as if it was \startnlist. Wolfgang