Hi Rolf, Here I tested two situations and they work, though with a small adaptation: I bought once the Lino-Type Palatino, which includes also oldstyle figures in one of the fonts. This font-collection works correctly also with Taco's definition \def\varosfnumbers#1{{\Var[osf] #1}} On the otherhand the LM-fonts did not reveal the required result, ending with a message concerning a non loadable tfm ... Yet it works with the following adaptation of Taco's macro: \usetypescript[modern][texnansi] \setupbodyfont[modern,rm,12pt] \def\varosfnumbers#1{{\os #1}} \defineconversion[varosf][\varosfnumbers] \starttext \startitemize[varosf] \item this \item that \item the other \stopitemize \stoptext Kind regards Willi Rolf Marvin Bøe Lindgren wrote:
On 29. des. 2006, at 10:39, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Untested, but should work:
\def\varosfnumbers#1{{\Var[osf] #1}}
\defineconversion[varosf][\varosfnumbers]
\startitemize[varosf] \item this \item that \item the other \stopitemize
alas, no:
---------------------- systems : begin file rekruttering-i-oljesektoren at line 29 title : - Rekruttering i ojesektoren ! Argument of \pp!doifinstringelse has an extra }. <inserted text> \par <to be read again> } \dolistitem ...ue {\@@localitemsymbol \itemlevel } }\resetunexpanded \headite...
\complexdoitemgroupitem ...norespaces \dolistitem \ifpackeditems \setupwhite... <to be read again> J l.59 \item J obbanalyser: Her bør det muligens bygges opp noe. Det er ----------------------
any suggestions?