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30 Jan
2003
30 Jan
'03
4:18 p.m.
Hans Hagen
selecting them is a matter of best match, say [key a] or [key a][key b] or ... so
\usetypescript [key a] [key b]
filters all instances that match those first two keys (actually sets of keys)
I have: \starttypescript [aaa] [bbb][ccc] \def\hello{abc} \stoptypescript and: \starttext \usetypescriptfile[patrick] \usetypescript [aaa][bbb] \message {\hello} \stoptext I get: undefined control sequence \hello. So it looks as if I have to write \usetypescript [aaa][bbb][ccc] or \usetypescript [aaa][bbb][all] to get the above defined typescript. Patrick