Am 30.11.2009 um 18:47 schrieb Hans Hagen:
Andreas Harder wrote:
Hi all, I'm trying to set the superscript-fontfeature for footnote-numbers, but there isn't a '(text)numberstyle'-command, so what's the way to achieve this? So far I've this: \starttypescript [serif] [linlibertine] \definefontsynonym [Serif] [LinLibertine-Regular] [features=default] \stoptypescript \starttypescript [serif] [linlibertine] \definefontsynonym [LinLibertine-Regular] [name:linuxlibertineo] [features=default] \stoptypescript \starttypescript [linlibertine] \definetypeface [linlibertine] [rm] [serif] [linlibertine] [default] \stoptypescript \definefontfeature[sups][sups=yes] \usetypescript[linlibertine] \setupbodyfont[linlibertine] % \defineconversion[sups][\red\setff{sups}\arabicnumerals] \definestructureconversionset[sups][][Romannumerals] \setupnote [footnote] [command=\myfootnotecommand, % numberconversionset=sups, % textnumberstyle=\setff{sups}, % would be nice ] \def\myfootnotecommand#1{\hbox to .5em{\setff{sups}#1}} \starttext \dorecurse{12}{This\footnote{Hello World #1} is a test. } \stoptext
I need to look into the numberstyle comand as well as some duplicate command being applied but here is a test
\setupnote [footnote] [command=Z, style=X, textstyle=Q, numbercommand=N\setff{sups}, textcommand=T\setff{sups}, numberstyle=S\setff{sups}, %style=\setff{sups}, % interesting effect ]
for the moment stick to
\setupnote [footnote] [command=, textstyle=, numbercommand=\setff{sups}, textcommand=\setff{sups}]
Thank you, it works! … and was so easy Andreas