Additional title after enumerations-head
Hi list, in one of my documents (MkIV) I defined several different enumerations with \defineenumerations. Currently their only differences are in the values of "text=" and "style=". With the following I got what I wanted so far: \defineenumeration[lemma][text=Lemma, location=serried, width=fit, style=slanted, indenting=yes, prefix=yes, prefixsegments=chapter, indentnext=no] \starttext \startlemma Some slanted text. \stoplemma \stoptext Results in "Lemma 1 Some slanted text", head in bold and the text slanted. But now I have some lemmata that should get some kind of title, for example: "Lemma 1 (Farkas Lemma) Some slanted text." How can I achieve this without defining a new description for every "special case"? I tried something like "\startlemma[right={My title}]" without avail. I want the "title", "(Farkas Lemma)" in the above example, to be placed before the added "distance". In addition I would like to be able to set (within \definedescription for all lemmata would be enough) whether I want the "title" to be bold (like the head "Lemma 1") or not. Is all or some of this possible? I'm pretty confident that ConTeXt can already handle this, but I don't know how. Thanks in advance for any hints! Kind regards, Stefan
On Wed, 22 Jun 2011, Stefan Müller wrote:
Hi list,
in one of my documents (MkIV) I defined several different enumerations with \defineenumerations. Currently their only differences are in the values of "text=" and "style=". With the following I got what I wanted so far:
\defineenumeration[lemma][text=Lemma, location=serried, width=fit, style=slanted, indenting=yes, prefix=yes, prefixsegments=chapter, indentnext=no]
\starttext \startlemma Some slanted text. \stoplemma \stoptext
Results in "Lemma 1 Some slanted text", head in bold and the text slanted.
But now I have some lemmata that should get some kind of title, for example: "Lemma 1 (Farkas Lemma) Some slanted text."
How can I achieve this without defining a new description for every "special case"? I tried something like "\startlemma[right={My title}]" without avail. I want the "title", "(Farkas Lemma)" in the above example, to be placed before the added "distance". In addition I would like to be able to set (within \definedescription for all lemmata would be enough) whether I want the "title" to be bold (like the head "Lemma 1") or not. Is all or some of this possible?
\defineenumeration[lemma][title=yes] \startlemma {Farkas Lemma} ... ... \stoplemma
I'm pretty confident that ConTeXt can already handle this, but I don't know how.
Have you seen http://www.ntg.nl/maps/36/09.pdf? Aditya
On 22.06.2011 21:02, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
On Wed, 22 Jun 2011, Stefan Müller wrote:
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\defineenumeration[lemma][title=yes]
\startlemma {Farkas Lemma} ... ... \stoplemma
Thanks a lot, that does the job!
I'm pretty confident that ConTeXt can already handle this, but I don't know how.
Have you seen http://www.ntg.nl/maps/36/09.pdf?
Aditya
Well, no, I haven't. I'll read it at once! Thank you very much for this, too! Kind regards, Stefan
On 22.06.2011 21:14, Stefan Müller wrote:
On 22.06.2011 21:02, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
On Wed, 22 Jun 2011, Stefan Müller wrote:
[...]
\defineenumeration[lemma][title=yes]
\startlemma {Farkas Lemma} ... ... \stoplemma
Thanks a lot, that does the job!
I'm pretty confident that ConTeXt can already handle this, but I don't know how.
Have you seen http://www.ntg.nl/maps/36/09.pdf?
Aditya
Well, no, I haven't. I'll read it at once! Thank you very much for this, too!
Kind regards, Stefan
Two questions about the article: Can you confirm that "conversion=Characters" and "conversion=Roman" (top of page 2) does not work? I vaguely recall some more or less recent changes in ConTeXt MkIV concerning number conversion. And can you confirm that (e.g.) "number=theorem" (page 3, middle) does not work? It seems as if you have to use "counter=theorem" now. Stefan
Am 22.06.2011 um 21:35 schrieb Stefan Müller:
Two questions about the article: Can you confirm that "conversion=Characters" and "conversion=Roman" (top of page 2) does not work? I vaguely recall some more or less recent changes in ConTeXt MkIV concerning number conversion.
The new name of the key is “numberconversion” (inherited from \setupnumber).
And can you confirm that (e.g.) "number=theorem" (page 3, middle) does not work? It seems as if you have to use "counter=theorem" now.
Number takes only the two values “yes” and “no”. Wolfgang
Thank you. I wanted to add this to the wiki, but now I'm not sure how the mentioned commands relate to each other. So I guess \setupenumerations inherits all keys (among them "number" and "numberconversion") from \setupnumber? Unfortunatly there's no reference page for \setupnumber on the wiki, yet. How to find out which keys there are for \setupnumber? In general, I find it extremly hard to find out which values for which keys are even defined for a given ConTeXt command... Stefan. On 22.06.2011 21:47, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 22.06.2011 um 21:35 schrieb Stefan Müller:
Two questions about the article: Can you confirm that "conversion=Characters" and "conversion=Roman" (top of page 2) does not work? I vaguely recall some more or less recent changes in ConTeXt MkIV concerning number conversion.
The new name of the key is “numberconversion” (inherited from \setupnumber).
And can you confirm that (e.g.) "number=theorem" (page 3, middle) does not work? It seems as if you have to use "counter=theorem" now.
Number takes only the two values “yes” and “no”.
Wolfgang
Am 22.06.2011 um 22:03 schrieb Stefan Müller:
Thank you. I wanted to add this to the wiki, but now I'm not sure how the mentioned commands relate to each other. So I guess \setupenumerations inherits all keys (among them "number" and "numberconversion") from \setupnumber?
I attached a updated version of the options for the \setupdescriptions and \setupenumerations commands.
Unfortunatly there's no reference page for \setupnumber on the wiki, yet. How to find out which keys there are for \setupnumber?
For the moment the source is the only reference but I’m working on a new list with all options for the most important commands.
In general, I find it extremly hard to find out which values for which keys are even defined for a given ConTeXt command...
There is a manual with the keys and values for many commands: http://www.pragma-ade.com/general/qrcs/setup-en.pdf Wolfgang
On 22.06.2011 22:14, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 22.06.2011 um 22:03 schrieb Stefan Müller:
Thank you. I wanted to add this to the wiki, but now I'm not sure how the mentioned commands relate to each other. So I guess \setupenumerations inherits all keys (among them "number" and "numberconversion") from \setupnumber?
I attached a updated version of the options for the \setupdescriptions and \setupenumerations commands.
Thank you very much.
Unfortunatly there's no reference page for \setupnumber on the wiki, yet. How to find out which keys there are for \setupnumber?
For the moment the source is the only reference but I’m working on a new list with all options for the most important commands.
Again, thank you very much. I really appreciate all the work you (and others) are putting into this!
In general, I find it extremly hard to find out which values for which keys are even defined for a given ConTeXt command...
There is a manual with the keys and values for many commands: http://www.pragma-ade.com/general/qrcs/setup-en.pdf
Yes, right. I saw this document when I started with ConTeXt and almost forgot about it. I didn't know it has been updated. Btw., \setupnumber is currently not in there, but I guess you now that.
Wolfgang
Stefan
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