The following code works in MKII; but in MKIV, I get the header text on the page *before* the page with the title. How can I fix this? Alan ___________________________________________ \setupheader[state=high] \setuppagenumbering[alternative=doublesided] \setuppagenumbering[location=,] \setuphead[title][page=yes] \definehead[BookTitle][title] \setupsectionblock[BookTitle][number=no,page=yes] \setuphead[BookTitle][before={\noindent\textrule},style=rm] \setuphead[BookTitle][header=high] \setupheadertexts[text] [\cap{A.\ U.\ Thor}] [\pagenumber] [\pagenumber] [\em{The Journal}] \starttext \dorecurse{6}{\input{knuth}} \page[makeup] \BookTitle{{\em An Indubitably Important Book} by A.\ U.\ Thor} \dorecurse{10}{\input{knuth}} \page[makeup] \stoptext
Am 01.03.2012 um 18:37 schrieb Alan Bowen:
The following code works in MKII; but in MKIV, I get the header text on the page before the page with the title. How can I fix this?
Can you show the output of mkii and mkiv because i can’t see a difference between both. Wolfgang
Wolfgang— I checked and the example fails in both MKII andf MKIV. My apologies for carelessness. The problem arose originally in the pagination/headers for components in a component/product structure that I am tying to set using MKIV. In trying to devise a simple example by adapting the code in my MKII environment file (which runs without any problems), I was so focused on getting the code to run in MKIV that I neglected to run that code *by itself * through MKII. So, the question remains: What should I include or change in this example to keep the header associated with a given title off the preceding page in MKIV? Or is this expected behavior and my example, then, a poor one for my purposes? Alan On Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 6:24 PM, Wolfgang Schuster < schuster.wolfgang@googlemail.com> wrote:
Am 01.03.2012 um 18:37 schrieb Alan Bowen:
The following code works in MKII; but in MKIV, I get the header text on the page before the page with the title. How can I fix this?
Can you show the output of mkii and mkiv because i can’t see a difference between both.
Wolfgang
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Am 02.03.2012 um 14:11 schrieb Alan Bowen:
Wolfgang—
I checked and the example fails in both MKII andf MKIV. My apologies for carelessness. The problem arose originally in the pagination/headers for components in a component/product structure that I am tying to set using MKIV. In trying to devise a simple example by adapting the code in my MKII environment file (which runs without any problems), I was so focused on getting the code to run in MKIV that I neglected to run that code by itself through MKII.
So, the question remains: What should I include or change in this example to keep the header associated with a given title off the preceding page in MKIV? Or is this expected behavior and my example, then, a poor one for my purposes?
\setuphead[title][page={header,yes}] or \setuphead[title][page={blank,yes}] surpress the header on the proceeding page. BTW: \setupsectionblock[BookTitle][number=no,page=yes] is nonsense because “BookTitle” is not a sectionblock. Wolfgang
Wolfgang— In both MKII and MKIV (using the latest standalone which I installed this morning), with \setupheader[state=high] \setuppagenumbering[alternative=doublesided] \setuppagenumbering[location=,] \setuphead[title][page={header,yes}] \definehead[BookTitle][title] \setuphead[BookTitle][before={\noindent\textrule},style=rm] \setuphead[BookTitle][header=high] \setupheadertexts[text] [\cap{A.\ U.\ Thor}] [\pagenumber] [\pagenumber] [\it{The Journal}] \starttext \dorecurse{6}{\input knuth} \page[makeup] \BookTitle{{\em An Indubitably Important Book} by A.\ U.\ Thor} \dorecurse{10}{\input knuth} \page[makeup] \stoptext the problem remains, that is, the header on the page preceding the page with the title is not suppressed. The same is true when I have \setuphead[title][page={blank,yes}], except then there are no headers at all after the page with the title on it. Does it work for you? Alan On Fri, Mar 2, 2012 at 10:30 AM, Wolfgang Schuster < schuster.wolfgang@googlemail.com> wrote:
Am 02.03.2012 um 14:11 schrieb Alan Bowen:
Wolfgang—
I checked and the example fails in both MKII andf MKIV. My apologies for carelessness. The problem arose originally in the pagination/headers for components in a component/product structure that I am tying to set using MKIV. In trying to devise a simple example by adapting the code in my MKII environment file (which runs without any problems), I was so focused on getting the code to run in MKIV that I neglected to run that code *by itself* through MKII.
So, the question remains: What should I include or change in this example to keep the header associated with a given title off the preceding page in MKIV? Or is this expected behavior and my example, then, a poor one for my purposes?
\setuphead[title][page={header,yes}]
or
\setuphead[title][page={blank,yes}]
surpress the header on the proceeding page.
BTW: \setupsectionblock[BookTitle][number=no,page=yes] is nonsense because “BookTitle” is not a sectionblock.
Wolfgang
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Am 02.03.2012 um 17:35 schrieb Alan Bowen:
Wolfgang—
In both MKII and MKIV (using the latest standalone which I installed this morning), with
\setupheader[state=high] \setuppagenumbering[alternative=doublesided] \setuppagenumbering[location=,] \setuphead[title][page={header,yes}] \definehead[BookTitle][title] \setuphead[BookTitle][before={\noindent\textrule},style=rm] \setuphead[BookTitle][header=high] \setupheadertexts[text] [\cap{A.\ U.\ Thor}] [\pagenumber] [\pagenumber] [\it{The Journal}]
\starttext \dorecurse{6}{\input knuth} \page[makeup] \BookTitle{{\em An Indubitably Important Book} by A.\ U.\ Thor} \dorecurse{10}{\input knuth} \page[makeup] \stoptext
the problem remains, that is, the header on the page preceding the page with the title is not suppressed. The same is true when I have \setuphead[title][page={blank,yes}], except then there are no headers at all after the page with the title on it. Does it work for you?
Remove \page[makeup] before \BookTitle and the header disappears. Wolfgang
Excellent, Wolfgang. You are right. Many thanks. But if I may impose just a little longer on your patience, let me explain my problem further. In my example, that \page[makeup] to be removed stood for a key element in the sequence \page[makeup] \stoptext \stopcomponent that typically closes a component in the prd file that I use to produce volumes of a journal. Without \page[makeup], when I run my prd file, the page number of a component is appears on the last page of the preceding component. If I keep the \page[makeup], each component is followed by a blank page (with header) that precedes the title page of the new component. In short my example replicated what I was seeing but fixing the example does not fix the original problem. Is there a canonical way to close components in MKIV that I have missed? (This env/prd setup *does* work in MKII—I have 8 volumes to show for it.) All best, Alan On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 3:37 AM, Wolfgang Schuster < schuster.wolfgang@googlemail.com> wrote:
Am 02.03.2012 um 17:35 schrieb Alan Bowen:
Wolfgang—
In both MKII and MKIV (using the latest standalone which I installed this morning), with
\setupheader[state=high] \setuppagenumbering[alternative=doublesided] \setuppagenumbering[location=,] \setuphead[title][page={header,yes}] \definehead[BookTitle][title] \setuphead[BookTitle][before={\noindent\textrule},style=rm] \setuphead[BookTitle][header=high] \setupheadertexts[text] [\cap{A.\ U.\ Thor}] [\pagenumber] [\pagenumber] [\it{The Journal}]
\starttext \dorecurse{6}{\input knuth} \page[makeup] \BookTitle{{\em An Indubitably Important Book} by A.\ U.\ Thor} \dorecurse{10}{\input knuth} \page[makeup] \stoptext
the problem remains, that is, the header on the page preceding the page with the title is not suppressed. The same is true when I have \setuphead[title][page={blank,yes}], except then there are no headers at all after the page with the title on it. Does it work for you?
Remove \page[makeup] before \BookTitle and the header disappears.
Wolfgang
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Am 03.03.2012 um 14:43 schrieb Alan Bowen:
Excellent, Wolfgang. You are right. Many thanks. But if I may impose just a little longer on your patience, let me explain my problem further.
In my example, that \page[makeup] to be removed stood for a key element in the sequence \page[makeup] \stoptext \stopcomponent that typically closes a component in the prd file that I use to produce volumes of a journal.
Why do you use \stoptext before \stopcomponent?
Without \page[makeup], when I run my prd file, the page number of a component is appears on the last page of the preceding component. If I keep the \page[makeup], each component is followed by a blank page (with header) that precedes the title page of the new component.
In short my example replicated what I was seeing but fixing the example does not fix the original problem. Is there a canonical way to close components in MKIV that I have missed? (This env/prd setup does work in MKII—I have 8 volumes to show for it.)
Can you make a example or send me the files offlist. Wolfgang
Many thanks, Wolfgang, I will send you the files off list. Alan On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 9:58 AM, Wolfgang Schuster < schuster.wolfgang@googlemail.com> wrote:
Am 03.03.2012 um 14:43 schrieb Alan Bowen:
Excellent, Wolfgang. You are right. Many thanks. But if I may impose just a little longer on your patience, let me explain my problem further.
In my example, that \page[makeup] to be removed stood for a key element in the sequence \page[makeup] \stoptext \stopcomponent that typically closes a component in the prd file that I use to produce volumes of a journal.
Why do you use \stoptext before \stopcomponent?
Without \page[makeup], when I run my prd file, the page number of a component is appears on the last page of the preceding component. If I keep the \page[makeup], each component is followed by a blank page (with header) that precedes the title page of the new component.
In short my example replicated what I was seeing but fixing the example does not fix the original problem. Is there a canonical way to close components in MKIV that I have missed? (This env/prd setup *does* work in MKII—I have 8 volumes to show for it.)
Can you make a example or send me the files offlist.
Wolfgang
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