Hi, I use \definesynonyms in several documents but it seems to be broken! For testing purposes I use the folowing command: \definesynonyms[kind][kinds][\infull] \kind{to}{test one!} \kind{t}{sonething else} \definesynonyms[state][states][\infull] \state{a}{anything} \state{ab}{anything b} \starttext My test \infull{to}! \stoptext The \infull{to} in the My test.. line is empty, but if I remove the \definesynonyms[state]... and \state commands the line says: My test test one!! Isn't this very weird? What has happened? Regards, Gerard Verhaag P.S. I use ConTeXt ver: 2011.01.18 19:34 MKIV fmt: 2011.1.19 int: english/english!
Peter Münster wrote:
"Verhaag, G.C.H.M."
writes: \definesynonyms[kind][kinds][\infull] \definesynonyms[state][states][\infull]
Don't use the same command. Better:
\definesynonyms[kind][kinds][\KindFull] \definesynonyms[state][states][\StateFull]
Hi, Thanks for the tip! I didn't know that I was free to choose the command representing the last parameter of the \definesynonyms command! So that's why I used \infull in both definitions, but your suggestion is of course THE solution. Regards, Gerard Verhaag
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