Am 13.01.2009 um 19:08 schrieb Hans Hagen:

Don't worry too much if your documents crash. I simply cannot test everything so it might be a good opportunity for volunteers to help documenting behaviour and making tests.

Here is the first bug in your new code. \starttext \startitemize[fit] \item item \stopitemize \stoptext ! Undefined control sequence. \dolistitem ...itembox }\fi \splititemtwopassdata \currentnoflists \ifdim \i... \complexdoitemgroupitem ...obreak \fi \dolistitem \relax \ifconditional \pac... <to be read again> i l.4 \item i tem Wolfgang

Am 13.01.2009 um 19:08 schrieb Hans Hagen:

Hi,

I uploaded beta zip with a prelude to the new structure related code. I hope that I didn't forget files.

The new code rotates text by a wrong value. \starttext \framed[orientation=90]{text} \stoptext Wolfgang

On Tue, 13 Jan 2009, Hans Hagen wrote:

Hi,

I uploaded beta zip with a prelude to the new structure related code. I hope that I didn't forget files.

Some bugs: \section Section Title \par is no longer supported. \setupsectionblock is not defined. There is also some problem with the bib module. I will post a minimal example soon. Aditya

On Tue, 13 Jan 2009, Hans Hagen wrote:

Hi,

I uploaded beta zip with a prelude to the new structure related code. I hope that I didn't forget files.

context --make xp

will generate the experimental format (you really need a luatools --generate because there are many new files).

With

context --interface=xp yourfile

will use that format. Eventually the xp format will go away but this is a nice intermediate step for those who are willing to help debugging the code.

How do I use the new separator code? Using the hint in strc-sec I tried \let\spr\separatorlist % this will enable this feature \setuphead[section] [separator={?,!,*}] \setuphead[subsection][separator={??,!!,**}] \starttext \chapter{test} \section{test} \subsection{test} \subsection{test} \section{test} \subsection{test} \subsection{test} \stoptext I get the default separators. I do not see where \separatorlist is defined. Also, it is possible to use different separators in heads and when they are referenced. Specifically, I am trying to achieve IEEE formatting guidelines which state In the head only show the current number Section I. Subsection B. Subsubsection 3) paragraph a) While refereing to a section, use Section I Subsection I-A subsubsection I-A.1 paragraph I-A.1.a Can the current implementation of separator sets achieve this? Aditya