Thanks Brooks and Olivier, I'm afraid the problem has not entirely been solved. Brooks' solution works in the sense that I can hide BlockA or B (\hideblocks[BlockA]), but the \items remain, and empty items are generated. Olivier's suggestion is processed, the result is only one language. Now now I wonder how to hide either one of the languages. The document I want to produce is monolingual, either Dutch or English. Thanks again! Kind regards, Robert Brooks Moses wrote:
At 04:58 AM 8/22/2005, you wrote:
Thanks for your reaction. My original proposal was:
\startitemize \beginblockA \item Apple \endblockA \beginblockB \item Pomme \endBlockB \beginblockA \item Pear \endblockA \beginblockB \item Poire \endBlockB \stopitemize
This does not work.
I don't know anything about how blocks work, so this may be completely off-base, but if they do any sort of grouping, that would be quite sufficient to cause problems in a situation like that. Does this work?
\startitemize \item \beginblockA Apple \endblockA \item \beginblockB Pomme \endBlockB \item \beginblockA Pear \endblockA \item \beginblockB Poire \endBlockB \stopitemize
- Brooks
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