Am 05.04.10 14:04, schrieb Vianney le Clément:
Hello again,
Section 10.3 of the manual says that one can disable numbering for one item of an enumeration by putting [-]. However, this seems to affect the following item instead of the current one. For example,
\defineenumeration[MyEnum][location=left] \starttext \MyEnum First\par \MyEnum[-] Second\par \MyEnum Third\par \MyEnum Fourth\par \stoptext
removes the number of the third line, instead of the second one.
A perfect example. \unprotect %\def\@@makedescription[#1]#2% % {\postponenotes % new, assumes grouping % \doenumerationcheckconditions % \dodescriptioncomponent[\c!reference=#1,\c!label={\descriptionparameter\c!text},\c!title={#2},\c!bookmark=,\c!list=][]% % \@@dostartdescriptionindeed} \def\@@makedescription[#1]#2% {\postponenotes % new, assumes grouping \doenumerationcheckconditions{#1}% \dodescriptioncomponent[\c!reference=#1,\c!label={\descriptionparameter\c!text},\c!title={#2},\c!bookmark=,\c!list=][]% \@@dostartdescriptionindeed} %\def\doenumerationcheckconditions % {\doifelse{\descriptionparameter\c!number}\v!yes % {\ifx\currentdescriptionreference\enumerationdisablenumbersignal % \setfalse\enumerationnumberenabled \else \settrue\enumerationnumberenabled % \fi}% % {\setfalse\enumerationnumberenabled}% % \edef\currentenumerationcoupling{\descriptionparameter\c!coupling}} \def\doenumerationcheckconditions#1% {\doifelse{\descriptionparameter\c!number}\v!yes {\doifelse{#1}\enumerationdisablenumbersignal\setfalse\settrue\enumerationnumberenabled} {\setfalse\enumerationnumberenabled}% \edef\currentenumerationcoupling{\descriptionparameter\c!coupling}} \protect \defineenumeration[MyEnum][location=left] \starttext \MyEnum First\par \MyEnum[-] Second\par \MyEnum Third\par \MyEnum Fourth\par \stoptext Wolfgang