Hello, There is \uppercase command in tex, but it works just with plane characters. \uppercase{xxx} prints XXX, while \def\xxx{xxx} \uppercase{\xxx} prints "xxx", but I want "XXX". Maybe there is a ConTeXt command of \uppercase, like in LaTeX \MakeUppercase ? Thanks, Marius
Am 23.04.10 16:56, schrieb Marius:
Hello,
There is \uppercase command in tex, but it works just with plane characters.
\uppercase{xxx} prints XXX, while
\def\xxx{xxx} \uppercase{\xxx} prints "xxx", but I want "XXX".
Maybe there is a ConTeXt command of \uppercase, like in LaTeX \MakeUppercase ?
\WORD{...} for more commands see page 96 at cont-enp.pdf (http://pragma-ade.com/show-man-9.htm) Wolfgang
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 4:56 PM, Marius
Hello,
There is \uppercase command in tex, but it works just with plane characters.
\uppercase{xxx} prints XXX, while
\def\xxx{xxx} \uppercase{\xxx} prints "xxx", but I want "XXX".
Maybe there is a ConTeXt command of \uppercase, like in LaTeX \MakeUppercase ?
\def\xxx{xxx} \starttext \uppercased{\xxx} \uppercased{xxx} \uppercase{\xxx} \uppercase{xxx} \stoptext -- luigi
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