Wolfgang Schuster írta:

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Am 09.04.2015 um 00:13 schrieb Csikos Bela:

Hello:

I have to setup caption formatting for Hungarian. In Hungarian I have to write "#. figure." instead of "Figure #:" The exact word for "figure" is "ábra", so what I want exactly is: "# ábra.", eg "1. ábra". How can I do it? (If I set the document language to Hungarian, the word "ábra" is shown correctly but the order is not correct; I get ,. ábra:#.)

Until the labels for hungarian are fixed you can use the \setuplabeltext command to set the right labels.

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Another question: for caption text I want it to be justified and the last line of the caption centered. How can I do that?

\useMPlibrary[dum]

\mainlanguage[hu]

\setupcaption[figure][align=last,numberstopper=.]

\setuplabeltext[hu][figure={, ábra}]

\starttext

\startplacefigure[title=\input{ward}] \externalfigure[dummy] \stopplacefigure

\stoptext

Wolfgang

Wolfgang, Otared: Thank you both for your suggestions. Unfortunately the caption modification works only partially. I could not make both the caption labels and the references look correct. When I use Wolfgang's example, I get the following: attachment file caption-example-2.pdf. I also tried different settings for caption label, here is the code: ------------------------------------------------ \starttext \setupcaption[figure][numberstopper={. ábra.}] \setuplabeltext[figure={}] Code: \verbatim{\setupcaption[figure][numberstopper={. ábra.}]} \par \verbatim{\setuplabeltext[figure={}]} Result: Reference to figure 1 (\in{figure}[figure-1]) \placefigure[][figure-1]{This is the caption}{\framed{Some figure}} \hairline \setupcaption[figure][suffix={. ábra},numberstopper={.}] \setuplabeltext[figure={}] Code: \verbatim{\setupcaption[figure][suffix={. ábra},numberstopper={.}]} \par \verbatim{\setuplabeltext[figure={}]} Result: Reference to figure 2 (\in{figure}[figure-2]) \placefigure[][figure-2]{This is the caption}{\framed{Another figure}} \hairline The caption should be: ``1. ábra. This is the caption'' The reference should be: ``(1. ábra)'' -- NO period after ``ábra'', without the word ``figure''. \stoptext ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I attach the generated pdf output: caption-example.pdf Unfortunately none of the above code variants gives the correct result. Despite of the bad "wording" I don't understand why numberstopper (.) doesn't appear after suffix (. ábra) in figure 2. Any way to fix these? The alignment=last option works. (This option is not mentioned among the options at the contextgarden wiki site, http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/setupcaptions.) Thanks, bcsikos

Am 09.04.2015 um 13:14 schrieb Csikos Bela :

Wolfgang Schuster írta:

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Am 09.04.2015 um 00:13 schrieb Csikos Bela:

Hello:

I have to setup caption formatting for Hungarian. In Hungarian I have to write "#. figure." instead of "Figure #:" The exact word for "figure" is "ábra", so what I want exactly is: "# ábra.", eg "1. ábra". How can I do it? (If I set the document language to Hungarian, the word "ábra" is shown correctly but the order is not correct; I get ,. ábra:#.)

Until the labels for hungarian are fixed you can use the \setuplabeltext command to set the right labels.

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Another question: for caption text I want it to be justified and the last line of the caption centered. How can I do that?

\useMPlibrary[dum]

\mainlanguage[hu]

\setupcaption[figure][align=last,numberstopper=.]

\setuplabeltext[hu][figure={, ábra}]

\starttext

\startplacefigure[title=\input{ward}] \externalfigure[dummy] \stopplacefigure

\stoptext

Wolfgang

Wolfgang, Otared:

Thank you both for your suggestions. Unfortunately the caption modification works only partially. I could not make both the caption labels and the references look correct.

When I use Wolfgang's example, I get the following: attachment file caption-example-2.pdf.

I also tried different settings for caption label, here is the code:

------------------------------------------------

\starttext

\setupcaption[figure][numberstopper={. ábra.}] \setuplabeltext[figure={}]

Code:

\verbatim{\setupcaption[figure][numberstopper={. ábra.}]} \par \verbatim{\setuplabeltext[figure={}]}

Result:

Reference to figure 1 (\in{figure}[figure-1])

\placefigure[][figure-1]{This is the caption}{\framed{Some figure}}

\hairline

\setupcaption[figure][suffix={. ábra},numberstopper={.}] \setuplabeltext[figure={}]

Code:

\verbatim{\setupcaption[figure][suffix={. ábra},numberstopper={.}]} \par \verbatim{\setuplabeltext[figure={}]}

Result:

Reference to figure 2 (\in{figure}[figure-2])

\placefigure[][figure-2]{This is the caption}{\framed{Another figure}}

\hairline

The caption should be: ``1. ábra. This is the caption''

The reference should be: ``(1. ábra)'' -- NO period after ``ábra'', without the word ``figure''.

\stoptext

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I attach the generated pdf output: caption-example.pdf

Unfortunately none of the above code variants gives the correct result. Despite of the bad "wording" I don't understand why numberstopper (.) doesn't appear after suffix (. ábra) in figure 2.

Any way to fix these?

Method 1 (set the left and right texts for the reference with the \in command): %%%% begin example \useMPlibrary[dum] \mainlanguage[hu] \setuplabeltext [hu] [figure={, ábra.}] \setupcaption[figure][numberstopper=.] \definereferenceformat[infigure][label=figurereference] \starttext \startplacefigure[reference=fig:dummy,title=Dummy figure] \externalfigure[dummy] \stopplacefigure See figure~1 (\in{}{ ábra}[fig:dummy]). \stoptext %%%% end example Method 2 (create your own reference command which uses a label without the period at the end): %%%% begin example \useMPlibrary[dum] \mainlanguage[hu] \setuplabeltext [hu] [figure={, ábra.}] \setuplabeltext [hu] [figurereference={, ábra}] \setupcaption[figure][numberstopper=.] \definereferenceformat[infigure][label=figurereference] \starttext \startplacefigure[reference=fig:dummy,title=Dummy figure] \externalfigure[dummy] \stopplacefigure See figure~1 (\infigure[fig:dummy]). \stoptext %%%% end example BTW: The plain TeX method for quotation marks (``…’’) doesn’t work with MkIV, use correct quotation marks (“…”) or the \quotation command (\quotation{…}). Wolfgang