Hidden chapter header? ... was: Change counter of chapters
Hello ConTeXist My last Subject contribution maybe so misleading that it nobody react. I'll try therefore to bring different view: Exist any possibility of creating some kind of hidden chapters (sections, subsections)? The command would increase the counter of chapters (sections, subsections). Maybe it seems as rape of ConTeXt, but in certain moments this option would help me. In my case it is the integration of practical part of project (worked in ConTeXt) into Word project:-(... For example I need to start writing any text from 53 page and such from the 5th chapter (or section). It is possible in a similar way as I set the start page number set also the counter of chapters (sections)? Thanx for help. Jaroslav Hajtmar Here is my minimal example: \starttext %\hiddenchapter{Fictive chapter} %\hiddenchapter{Fictive chapter} %\hiddenchapter{Fictive chapter} %\hiddenchapter{Fictive chapter} \page \setcounter[userpage][53] \chapter{Fifth (actually first) nonfictive chapter} blablabla \stoptext
On 04/18/2015 07:22 AM, Jaroslav Hajtmar wrote:
Hello ConTeXist My last Subject contribution maybe so misleading that it nobody react. I'll try therefore to bring different view: Exist any possibility of creating some kind of hidden chapters (sections, subsections)? The command would increase the counter of chapters (sections, subsections). Maybe it seems as rape of ConTeXt, but in certain moments this option would help me. In my case it is the integration of practical part of project (worked in ConTeXt) into Word project:-(...
For example I need to start writing any text from 53 page and such from the 5th chapter (or section). It is possible in a similar way as I set the start page number set also the counter of chapters (sections)?
Hi Jaroslav, adding the following commands before \startext does the work: \definehead[hiddenchapter][chapter] \setuphead[hiddenchapter][placehead=no] But there is a proper way to set the chapter number: \setupheadnumber[chapter][56] % +2 or -5 also accepted By the way, going from ConTeXt to Word you know you are on the road to perdition, don’t you? ;-) I hope it helps, Pablo
Here is my minimal example:
\starttext %\hiddenchapter{Fictive chapter} %\hiddenchapter{Fictive chapter} %\hiddenchapter{Fictive chapter} %\hiddenchapter{Fictive chapter}
\page
\setcounter[userpage][53]
\chapter{Fifth (actually first) nonfictive chapter}
blablabla
\stoptext
Thanks Pablo for workable solutions. Both solutions are working, as I imagined. Anyway, fortunately I do not work with Word itself, but for example. Colleagues, friends and acquaintances. It is sometimes necessary make something in ConTeXt when Word is not enough on it. So fortunately there is no condemnation to me, but to someone else:-). Greeting Jaroslav Hajtmar From: "ntg-context" ntg-context-bounces@ntg.nl To: "mailing list for ConTeXt users" ntg-context@ntg.nl Cc: Date: Sat, 18 Apr 2015 09:23:51 +0200 Subject: Re: [NTG-context] Hidden chapter header? ... was: Change counter of chapters
On 04/18/2015 07:22 AM, Jaroslav Hajtmar wrote:
Hello ConTeXist My last Subject contribution maybe so misleading that it nobody react. I'll try therefore to bring different view: Exist any possibility of creating some kind of hidden chapters (sections, subsections)? The command would increase the counter of chapters (sections, subsections). Maybe it seems as rape of ConTeXt, but in certain moments this option would help me. In my case it is the integration of practical part of project (worked in ConTeXt) into Word project:-(...
For example I need to start writing any text from 53 page and such from the 5th chapter (or section). It is possible in a similar way as I set the start page number set also the counter of chapters (sections)?
Hi Jaroslav,
adding the following commands before \startext does the work:
\definehead[hiddenchapter][chapter] \setuphead[hiddenchapter][placehead=no]
But there is a proper way to set the chapter number:
\setupheadnumber[chapter][56] % +2 or -5 also accepted
By the way, going from ConTeXt to Word you know you are on the road to perdition, don’t you? ;-)
I hope it helps,
Pablo
Here is my minimal example:
\starttext %\hiddenchapter{Fictive chapter} %\hiddenchapter{Fictive chapter} %\hiddenchapter{Fictive chapter} %\hiddenchapter{Fictive chapter}
\page
\setcounter[userpage][53]
\chapter{Fifth (actually first) nonfictive chapter}
blablabla
\stoptext
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On 04/18/2015 12:34 PM, Jaroslav Hajtmar wrote:
Thanks Pablo for workable solutions. Both solutions are working, as I imagined. Anyway, fortunately I do not work with Word itself, but for example. Colleagues, friends and acquaintances. It is sometimes necessary make something in ConTeXt when Word is not enough on it. So fortunately there is no condemnation to me, but to someone else:-).
Hi Jaroslav, at least in the Spanish version, it seems that Office 2010 comes with letter as default paper size. A4 is the default paper size in Spain. It is a bug, but the vast majority of Word users don’t realize this. Proably ConTeXt is too much for them, but a word processor may not be the best option either. I guess a light-weight markup (such as Markdown in pandoc) would be better even to output .docx files. And just out of curiosity: how do you integrate both ConTeXt and Word outputs? Pablo -- http://www.ousia.tk
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