Friday, November 25, 2005 Tobias Burnus wrote:
Hi,
Hans Hagen wrote:
beware, if you you nil the page commands, you may need to make sure yourself that the pagebreaks between section blocks are forced at the right moment in order to reset for instance marks (used in running headers);
end of frontpart (page break) some changes to header settings begin of bodypart (redundant page break) start of chapter (forcing (redundant) page break)
in the first case, the header may be wrong on the last page of the frontpart because it is set before the page break forced by the chapter Well, somehow reading this above, it sounds different than I get by the current settings:
\starttext setupheadertexts[FontMatter] \startfrontmatter \chapter{One}\chapter{Two} \stopfrontmatter \setupheadertexts[BodyMatter] \startbodymatter \chapter{Three} \stopbodymatter \stoptext
Gives [One] [Two] [Three] [empty page]. Reading above I'd expect: [One] [Two][Three] or [One][Two][empty page][Three]. I actually want to have [One][Two][Three].
If I now set page=, then I get [One][Two][Three], but on page [Two] is the wrong header. What is the proper way of doing so? Or: Why is there a page(break) added _after_ the matter and not - like \chapter{} - a pagebreak before?
Tobias
I think the problem lies in the fact that there is one "page=" setting that is used both in the \startsectionblock *and* in the \endsectionblock. Maybe it would be better to have a pagebefore/pageafter thing, with the default being pagebefore=yes,pageafter=no. -- Giuseppe "Oblomov" Bilotta