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Hi,
How do you prevent ConTeXt from hiding (collapsing?) duplicate level 2 index items?
For example:
\startitem 5 array \index{hedgehog+SECTION A}hedgehog \stopitem \startitem 7 army \index{herring+SECTION A}herring \stopitem \startitem 100 bloat \index{hippopotamuses+SECTION A}hippopotamuses \stopitem
The text "SECTION A" will only appear once in the index, right after hedgehog. I would like it to appear once per index term, always.
Confirmed. The subentries aren’t shown if: - entries that share a subentry (level 2) are indexed consecutively, and - these entries are different but belong in the same register section (same initial letter) Example: \starttext \placeindex \page \index{a+foo} whatever %% shows up \index{aa+foo} whatever %% doesn’t \index{aaa+foo} whatever %% doesn’t \index{aaaa+bar} whatever %% shows up \index{aaaaa+foo} whatever %% shows up \index{aaaaaa+foo} whatever %% doesn’t \stoptext If you s/bar/foo/ in the fourth invocation of \index, only the first entry (“a”) of the register will have the subentry “foo”. Change the initial letters of each entry and all subentries are printed. Best regards, Philipp