That did the trick. Yes, I know it's weird. Technology makes strange
things happen sometimes ;)
Thanks!
Piotr
2012/10/26 Marco Patzer
2012-10-26 Piotr Kopszak:
Many thanks! The wiki says it is used to "define a collection of indenting settings". I used it to indent more then in the case of other paragraphs the first line of the first paragraph in a chapter, so your solution is unfortunately not exactly what I mean.
To indent the first line you can use
\setupindenting [yes, 2cm]
That, however, is not configurable. And frankly I've never seen varying paragraph indentations in a document. If you really need it you can build a wrapper around this.
\def\defineindenting {\dodoubleempty\dodefineindenting}
\def\dodefineindenting [#1][#2] {\setvalue{#1}{\setupindenting[yes, #2]}}
\defineindenting [first] [2cm] \defineindenting [second] [3cm]
\starttext \first \input knuth
\second \input knuth \stoptext
Marco
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