Hi, I tied to extend \setupframed[...=...] to also \setupframed[...][...=...]: --------------------------------- \unprotect \def\setupframed{\dodoubleempty\dosetupframed} \def\dosetupframed{% \ifsecondargument \@EA\dodoublesetupframed \else \@EA\dosinglesetupframed \fi } \def\dosinglesetupframed[#1][#2]{\getparameters[\??oi][#1]} \def\dodoublesetupframed[#1][#2]{% \bgroup \def\dodoubleempty{}% \def\doframed[##1]{##1}% \xdef\tmp{\getvalue{#1}}% \egroup \@EA\setvalue\@EA{\@EA#1\@EA}\@EA{\@EA\dodoubleempty\@EA\doframed\@EA[\tmp,#2]}% } \protect \starttext \setupframed[framecolor=yellow] \framed{A} \defineframed[myframed][framecolor=blue] \myframed{B} \setupframe[myframe][framecolor=red] \myframed{C} \stoptext ------------------------------------- it works but with fully expansion of options. So it works a bit differently in a cases 1) \def\ONorOFF{off} \defineframed[myframed][frame=\ONorOFF] \def\ONorOFF{on}\myframed{A} 2) \def\ONorOFF{off} \defineframed[myframed][frame=\ONorOFF] \setupframed[myframe][framecolor=red] \def\ONorOFF{on}\myframed{A} Is there some simple solution? Or it has to be rewritten in a way like other \definesomething[...] (storing every parameter/definition-instance in a macro)? If sometimes this code would be reviewed I vote for doing \setupframed in this 'standard' ConTeXt way. Vit
Vit Zyka wrote:
Hi,
I tied to extend \setupframed[...=...] to also \setupframed[...][...=...]:
--------------------------------- \unprotect \def\setupframed{\dodoubleempty\dosetupframed} \def\dosetupframed{% \ifsecondargument \@EA\dodoublesetupframed \else \@EA\dosinglesetupframed \fi } \def\dosinglesetupframed[#1][#2]{\getparameters[\??oi][#1]} \def\dodoublesetupframed[#1][#2]{% \bgroup \def\dodoubleempty{}% \def\doframed[##1]{##1}% \xdef\tmp{\getvalue{#1}}% \egroup
\@EA\setvalue\@EA{\@EA#1\@EA}\@EA{\@EA\dodoubleempty\@EA\doframed\@EA[\tmp,#2]}% } \protect
\starttext \setupframed[framecolor=yellow] \framed{A} \defineframed[myframed][framecolor=blue] \myframed{B} \setupframe[myframe][framecolor=red] \myframed{C} \stoptext -------------------------------------
it works but with fully expansion of options. So it works a bit differently in a cases 1) \def\ONorOFF{off} \defineframed[myframed][frame=\ONorOFF] \def\ONorOFF{on}\myframed{A}
2) \def\ONorOFF{off} \defineframed[myframed][frame=\ONorOFF] \setupframed[myframe][framecolor=red] \def\ONorOFF{on}\myframed{A}
Is there some simple solution? Or it has to be rewritten in a way like
sure, later (fields do something similar)
other \definesomething[...] (storing every parameter/definition-instance in a macro)? If sometimes this code would be reviewed I vote for doing \setupframed in this 'standard' ConTeXt way.
the reason for not doing it that way is that it takes less memory; framed preallocates quite some hash entries Hans ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
Vit Zyka wrote:
Hi,
I tied to extend \setupframed[...=...] to also \setupframed[...][...=...]:
--------------------------------- \unprotect \def\setupframed{\dodoubleempty\dosetupframed} \def\dosetupframed{% \ifsecondargument \@EA\dodoublesetupframed \else \@EA\dosinglesetupframed \fi } \def\dosinglesetupframed[#1][#2]{\getparameters[\??oi][#1]} \def\dodoublesetupframed[#1][#2]{% \bgroup \def\dodoubleempty{}% \def\doframed[##1]{##1}% \xdef\tmp{\getvalue{#1}}% \egroup
\@EA\setvalue\@EA{\@EA#1\@EA}\@EA{\@EA\dodoubleempty\@EA\doframed\@EA[\tmp,#2]}% } \protect
\starttext \setupframed[framecolor=yellow] \framed{A} \defineframed[myframed][framecolor=blue] \myframed{B} \setupframe[myframe][framecolor=red] \myframed{C} \stoptext -------------------------------------
it works but with fully expansion of options. So it works a bit differently in a cases 1) \def\ONorOFF{off} \defineframed[myframed][frame=\ONorOFF] \def\ONorOFF{on}\myframed{A}
2) \def\ONorOFF{off} \defineframed[myframed][frame=\ONorOFF] \setupframed[myframe][framecolor=red] \def\ONorOFF{on}\myframed{A}
Is there some simple solution? Or it has to be rewritten in a way like other \definesomething[...] (storing every parameter/definition-instance in a macro)? If sometimes this code would be reviewed I vote for doing \setupframed in this 'standard' ConTeXt way.
next time post with less typos -) anyway, here is a working solution: \unprotect \def\setupframed {\dodoubleempty\dosetupframed} \def\dosetupframed {\ifsecondargument \@EA\dodoublesetupframed \else \@EA\dosinglesetupframed \fi} \def\dosinglesetupframed[#1][#2]% {\getparameters[\??oi][#1]} \def\dodoublesetupframed[#1][#2]% {\bgroup \let\dodoubleempty\empty \def\doframed[##1]{\gdef\globalredefinedframed{\dodoubleempty\doframed[##1,#2]}}% \getvalue{#1}% \egroup \letvalue{#1}\globalredefinedframed} \protect keep in mind that some 100 setups of the same instance may lead to rather big definitions \setupcolors[state=start] \starttext \setupframed[framecolor=yellow] \framed{A} \defineframed[myframed][framecolor=blue] \myframed{B} \setupframed[myframed][framecolor=red] \myframed{C} \stoptext i need to think about adding this, since it may break other things (i will run it for a while) you can add such patches to cont-loc.tex which is not distributed but read at runtime Hans ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
Hans Hagen wrote:
Vit Zyka wrote:
Hi,
I tied to extend \setupframed[...=...] to also \setupframed[...][...=...]:
--------------------------------- \unprotect \def\setupframed{\dodoubleempty\dosetupframed} \def\dosetupframed{% \ifsecondargument \@EA\dodoublesetupframed \else \@EA\dosinglesetupframed \fi } \def\dosinglesetupframed[#1][#2]{\getparameters[\??oi][#1]} \def\dodoublesetupframed[#1][#2]{% \bgroup \def\dodoubleempty{}% \def\doframed[##1]{##1}% \xdef\tmp{\getvalue{#1}}% \egroup
\@EA\setvalue\@EA{\@EA#1\@EA}\@EA{\@EA\dodoubleempty\@EA\doframed\@EA[\tmp,#2]}% } \protect
\starttext \setupframed[framecolor=yellow] \framed{A} \defineframed[myframed][framecolor=blue] \myframed{B} \setupframe[myframe][framecolor=red] \myframed{C} \stoptext -------------------------------------
it works but with fully expansion of options. So it works a bit differently in a cases 1) \def\ONorOFF{off} \defineframed[myframed][frame=\ONorOFF] \def\ONorOFF{on}\myframed{A}
2) \def\ONorOFF{off} \defineframed[myframed][frame=\ONorOFF] \setupframed[myframe][framecolor=red] \def\ONorOFF{on}\myframed{A}
Is there some simple solution? Or it has to be rewritten in a way like other \definesomething[...] (storing every parameter/definition-instance in a macro)? If sometimes this code would be reviewed I vote for doing \setupframed in this 'standard' ConTeXt way.
next time post with less typos -)
Sorry, next time I try to choose better time then 3 o'clock at night.
anyway, here is a working solution:
\unprotect
\def\setupframed {\dodoubleempty\dosetupframed}
\def\dosetupframed {\ifsecondargument \@EA\dodoublesetupframed \else \@EA\dosinglesetupframed \fi}
\def\dosinglesetupframed[#1][#2]% {\getparameters[\??oi][#1]}
\def\dodoublesetupframed[#1][#2]% {\bgroup \let\dodoubleempty\empty \def\doframed[##1]{\gdef\globalredefinedframed{\dodoubleempty\doframed[##1,#2]}}% \getvalue{#1}% \egroup \letvalue{#1}\globalredefinedframed}
\protect
Clever.
keep in mind that some 100 setups of the same instance may lead to rather big definitions
Yes, but no problem, I need only one (or two) resetuping after definition.
\setupcolors[state=start]
\starttext \setupframed[framecolor=yellow] \framed{A} \defineframed[myframed][framecolor=blue] \myframed{B} \setupframed[myframed][framecolor=red] \myframed{C} \stoptext
i need to think about adding this, since it may break other things (i will run it for a while)
All right.
you can add such patches to cont-loc.tex which is not distributed but read at runtime
I see, I did not know about this file. Fine. Thanks Hans, Vit
Vit Zyka wrote:
Is there some simple solution? Or it has to be rewritten in a way like other \definesomething[...] (storing every parameter/definition-instance
btw, there is (beware: use some unique name): \presetlocalframed[myframed] \setuplocalframed[myframed][width=4cm,height=2cm] \localframed[myframed][framecolor=green]{oeps} ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
Hans Hagen wrote:
Vit Zyka wrote:
Is there some simple solution? Or it has to be rewritten in a way like other \definesomething[...] (storing every parameter/definition-instance
btw, there is (beware: use some unique name):
\presetlocalframed[myframed] \setuplocalframed[myframed][width=4cm,height=2cm] \localframed[myframed][framecolor=green]{oeps}
localframed was a mysterious stuff for me. It seems do exactly what I wanted. In this perspective the \setupframed[...][...=...] is not needed (only for not being suprised since its absence is a bit against context filosofy). I just wanted to fill texshow web, but it is missing this stuff. So I added \*localframed note in missing texshow items on wiki. Vit
Vit Zyka wrote:
Hans Hagen wrote:
Vit Zyka wrote:
Is there some simple solution? Or it has to be rewritten in a way like other \definesomething[...] (storing every parameter/definition-instance
btw, there is (beware: use some unique name):
\presetlocalframed[myframed] \setuplocalframed[myframed][width=4cm,height=2cm] \localframed[myframed][framecolor=green]{oeps}
localframed was a mysterious stuff for me.
It seems do exactly what I wanted. In this perspective the \setupframed[...][...=...] is not needed (only for not being suprised since its absence is a bit against context filosofy).
I just wanted to fill texshow web, but it is missing this stuff. So I added \*localframed note in missing texshow items on wiki.
it actually is a low level command, also, there is \defineframedtext which is (1) configurable and (2) provided \myframed as well Hans ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
Hans Hagen wrote:
Vit Zyka wrote:
Hans Hagen wrote:
Vit Zyka wrote:
Is there some simple solution? Or it has to be rewritten in a way like other \definesomething[...] (storing every parameter/definition-instance
btw, there is (beware: use some unique name):
\presetlocalframed[myframed] \setuplocalframed[myframed][width=4cm,height=2cm] \localframed[myframed][framecolor=green]{oeps}
localframed was a mysterious stuff for me.
It seems do exactly what I wanted. In this perspective the \setupframed[...][...=...] is not needed (only for not being suprised since its absence is a bit against context filosofy).
I just wanted to fill texshow web, but it is missing this stuff. So I added \*localframed note in missing texshow items on wiki.
it actually is a low level command, also, there is \defineframedtext which is (1) configurable and (2) provided \myframed as well
Hans
And the content of \framed and \framedtext is formated the same way? Hmm I am a bit confused with \framed v. \localframed v. \framedtext. If the difference is only in an interface or even in functionality. I will have to study the code but not time for that now. Thanks for this note. Vit
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