Hi, after the feedback for my first module (pararef) and regarding my next upcoming module I decided to put crossref into its own module, so that it can be used by other modules or without any other module. http://modules.contextgarden.net/crossref Unluckily I forgot to fill out the filename field at the very beginning. As I cannot change the filename anymore, I ask a modules-db admin to change it from -0.9.zip to t-crossref-0.9.zip - thanks! :-S http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Cross_Referencing @Sieste and Wolfgang I removed move my wrong spelling of bra[c]kets and replaced it by left and right as Wolfgang suggested. @Lukas I added your czech alternative. @Philipp I like to put into a public vcs like github. I think it should be something general for all modules (maybe a github like installation on contextgarden? @Philipp and Wolfgang Is there any quick to understand doc for s-mod? @Wolfgang I did not understood your "helpers example". Maybe you can show me a point where it would make sense in this crossref module? Of course to all: feel free to comment it and I hope it will be usefull for some of you. H. PS. Sorry for my half finished post sended before.. it is clearly too late. PPS. pararef will be updated soon to work with crossref
Hello, it looks nice. Two notes: 1) There is a LaTeX package (vref? fref? - I can't remeber) which distinguishes between references targeting forward and backward from the place of the crossref. So your module should be slightly improved adding "uparrow" / "downarrow" for the link which links ahead of / behind the use of crossref. Both marks should be the same ("uparrow") by default, but user might be allowed to define both of them ("uparrow" and "downarrow"). 2) I looked into you code and I found that you use ---- \setupcrossreftext[cz][atpageLeft={ na stranÄ› }] ---- It might be more flexible to use symbolic name of the "ě" (UTF8: "Ä›"): ---- \setupparareftext[cz][atpageLeft={ na stran\ecaron\ }] ---- as I don't know how the module would work if included into another source file which doesn't use UTF-8 encoding. Thanks for your work anyway. Best regards, Lukas -- Ing. Lukáš Procházka [mailto:LPr@pontex.cz] Pontex s. r. o. [mailto:pontex@pontex.cz] [http://www.pontex.cz] Bezová 1658 147 14 Praha 4 Tel: +420 244 062 238 Fax: +420 244 461 038
Am 02.11.2012 um 00:28 schrieb Zenlima
@Philipp I like to put into a public vcs like github. I think it should be something general for all modules (maybe a github like installation on contextgarden?
There was discussion about this in a small group but we never came to a conclusion because everyone has it’s own habits how to organize module files and where to store it, e.g. a few people use github, others use bitbucket etc.
@Philipp and Wolfgang Is there any quick to understand doc for s-mod?
All normal code and also normal comments (lines beginning with %) are printed as normal verbatim code. When you want examples and text to explain it just add “%D” at the begin of each line. When you need a module (even the module you’re documenting) or other definitions add “%M” at the begin of the line. For comments and other texts (e.g. the license text) which shouldn’t appear in the output use “%C” at the begin of the line. You can use nearly any command for the documentation as you do in a regular document. You can find a example for a documented module below.
@Wolfgang I did not understood your "helpers example". Maybe you can show me a point where it would make sense in this crossref module?
Take a look at the MkII and MkIV version of my fancybreak module MkII: http://bit.ly/YErXvF MkIV: http://bit.ly/WmtlWf One difference in both modules are the names for the macros but this of no importance for now. The big difference between both is that I have to create the \definefancybreak, \setupfancybreak and \fancybreakparameter commands for MkII myself while in MkIV the \installcommandhandler creates all three commands with a single line of code. This command in MkIV is one of the helpers I mean. Wolfgang
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