How to make an in-text list without periods
I am trying to create an in-text list, with parenthesis, but without the period. If I use this `\startitemize[text, n]`, I get an in-text list, but there are periods: There are many kinds of animals at the children's zoo: (1.) rabbits, (2.) pigs, (3.) sheep, and (4.) dogs. Strangely when I use `\startitemize[text, n, stopper=]`, which I hoped would make the period go away, I just get a regular bulleted list, it seems to ignore the 'text' command. How can I achieve this output (below)? There are many kinds of animals at the children's zoo: (1) rabbits, (2) pigs, (3) sheep, and (4) dogs. --Joel Minimum working example: \starttext There are many kinds of animals at the children's zoo: \startitemize[text, n, stopper=] \item rabbits, \item pigs, \item sheep, and \item dogs. \stopitemize \stoptext
This is a FAQ: you can't mix keywords and assignments, hence: \startitemize [n,text] [stopper=] Thomas On 23.01.22 21:05, Joel via ntg-context wrote:
Strangely when I use `\startitemize[text, n, stopper=]`, which I hoped would make the period go away, I just get a regular bulleted list, it seems to ignore the 'text' command.
How can I achieve this output (below)?
There are many kinds of animals at the children's zoo: (1) rabbits, (2) pigs, (3) sheep, and (4) dogs.
--Joel
Minimum working example:
\starttext There are many kinds of animals at the children's zoo: \startitemize[text, n, stopper=] \item rabbits, \item pigs, \item sheep, and \item dogs. \stopitemize \stoptext
Thomas A. Schmitz via ntg-context schrieb am 23.01.2022 um 21:13:
This is a FAQ: you can't mix keywords and assignments, hence:
\startitemize [n,text] [stopper=]
Put a comment after the second argument to get rid of the extra space before the first item. \startitemize [text,n] [stopper=]% Wolfgang
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Joel
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Thomas A. Schmitz
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Wolfgang Schuster