On 2015-08-11 15:48, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Rik Kabel mailto:context@rik.users.panix.com 11. August 2015 21:41 On 2015-08-11 14:49, Wolfgang Schuster wrote: Thank you, Wolfgang, for that. But it still does not handle the after key, as I had in my example, and which works in a processor for index entries. Is there no way to do this?
The processor mechanism has no after key and I have no idea what it is shoudl do.
My apologies, Wolfgang and list. The key I use is right, as in the following snippet from my environment. I should have checked my files instead of relying on memory when I replied.
When I add it to your solution it does work.
\defineprocessor[Back][ style=slanted, right=n, ] \defineprocessor[notBack][ style=normal, ]
\defineregister[Index] \setupregister [Index][n=2, command=\Word, balance=no, compress=yes, ]
\starttexdefinition unexpanded index \dosingleempty\dostartindex \stoptexdefinition \starttexdefinition dostartindex [#sortkey] \doifmodeelse{*backpart} {\Index[Back->#sortkey]} {\Index[notBack->#sortkey]} \stoptexdefinition \starttexdefinition unexpanded seeindex \seeIndex \stoptexdefinition
\starttexdefinition doIndex #INDEXTERM \expanded{\index{#INDEXTERM}} \stoptexdefinition
With this, I can use \index[Macintyre]{McIntyre, John} in the main text or an endnote and the indexing will identify the section. My simple use of the processor did not work, however, for references.