Hi, I am slightly confused with the second part of the following example. IMO only the 1st level should be packed, not the second. Patrick -------------------------------------------------- \starttext \setupitemize[2][packed] \startitemize [n] \item eins \item zwei \startitemize \item dies \item dies \item das \stopitemize \item und drei \stopitemize \setupitemize[1][packed] \startitemize [n] \item eins \item zwei \startitemize \item dies \item dies \item das \stopitemize \item und drei \stopitemize \stoptext
Quoting Patrick Gundlach
Hi,
I am slightly confused with the second part of the following example. IMO only the 1st level should be packed, not the second.
Patrick --------------------------------------------------
\starttext \setupitemize[2][packed] [...] \setupitemize[1][packed]
so in this example both are packed :)
\startitemize [n] \item eins \item zwei \startitemize \item dies \item dies \item das \stopitemize \item und drei \stopitemize \stoptext
Right now packedlistitem is for the entire itemgroup rather than for each level. So, only way around is to use an explicit unpacked somewhere, e.g., \setupitemize[each][unpacked] \setupitemize[1][packed] Aditya
Hi Aditya,
\starttext \setupitemize[2][packed] [...] \setupitemize[1][packed]
so in this example both are packed :)
Right after sending my mail I realized that this could be used against me :)
Right now packedlistitem is for the entire itemgroup rather than for each level. So, only way around is to use an explicit unpacked somewhere, e.g.,
\setupitemize[each][unpacked] \setupitemize[1][packed]
OK, I see. Is this a feature or a (I don't dare to use the b.. word)? Thanks, Patrick
Quoting Patrick Gundlach
Right now packedlistitem is for the entire itemgroup rather than for each level. So, only way around is to use an explicit unpacked somewhere, e.g.,
\setupitemize[each][unpacked] \setupitemize[1][packed]
OK, I see. Is this a feature or a (I don't dare to use the b.. word)?
I would call it a feature, simply because when I use packed I want all levels to be packed. :) Here is another feature which I found accidentally by forgetting a \stopitemize. \startitemize[n] \item one \subject {Between} \item two \stopitemize Aditya
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