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I don't understand the problem.
$\cal ABC$ does make all three letters calligraphic in ConTeXt, at least in
my system.
Francisco V Leung
----- Original Message -----
From: "Giuseppe Bilotta"
In ConTeXt, \cal, \frak and \goth (etc) are considered "text only" commands. To use them in math mode one has to use \gothing, \fraktur, \calligraphic etc, which make a temporary switch to text mode. This is contrary to the LaTeX expectations, where $\cal ABC$ makes all three letters calligraphic. How could such a thing be achieved in ConTeXt?
-- Giuseppe "Oblomov" Bilotta
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