On 8/27/2015 1:21 AM, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Mojca Miklavec mailto:mojca.miklavec.lists@gmail.com 26. August 2015 19:36
In case that you were looking for an automated way to print the date, here's one option: \setuplanguage[en][date={weekday,{, },day:ord,{~},month,{,~},year}] (And the documentation is somewhat wrong, I think it suggests to use "day+" which doesn't work. But I should check the details again.) The keyword to create ordinal numbers in a date has changed in MkIV. Unfortunately I didn't manage to figure out how to do the superscript automatically. Yes, it's 1\highordinalstr{st} like Alan mentioned, but that only works in "manual mode".
core-con.lua : 1275 : context.highordinalstr(converters.ordinal(whatordinal,currentlanguage))
You can’t show them as superscript when you use the \date command but in manual mode you can also use \ordinaldaynumber.
\starttext \dorecurse{10}{\ordinaldaynumber{\recurselevel}\crlf} \stoptext
Wolfgang
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