Re: [NTG-context] Need help with \definetabulate

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Malte Stien

15 Oct 2012 15 Oct '12

8:03 a.m.

Marco,

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\definetabulate [alpha] [|l|l|l|] \setuptabulate [alpha] [bodyfont=small]

This does not work for me quite the way I need it to. I am really just after defining the font-size, but I would like to leave the column setup to the user (I am building an environment and that I would like everyone in my team to use to ensure a consistent look-and-feel or all documents). So, ideally, I would like to do this:

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\definetabulate [alpha] \setuptabulate [alpha] [bodyfont=small] \starttext[|l|l|l|] \startalpha \NC first \NC second \NC third \NC\NR \stopalpha

...

\stoptext

...but that does not seem to work. Any way I can achieve this?

...

Feel free to add an example. It's a wiki!

Sure. Will do, once I have this working. Thank you, Malte.

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Hi Malte

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I am trying to define two tabulate styles as follows:

- \setuptabulate[split=yes, bodyfont=small] - \setuptabulate[split=yes]

\definetabulate [alpha] [|l|l|l|] \setuptabulate [alpha] [bodyfont=small]

\definetabulate [beta] [|l|l|] \setuptabulate [beta] [bodyfont=small, split=yes]

\starttext \startalpha \NC first \NC second \NC third \NC\NR \stopalpha

\startbeta \NC lorem \NC ipsum \NC\NR \stopbeta \stoptext

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...such that I can just refer to them when I \starttabulate...\stoptabulate somewhere.

To refer to a table, you place it as a float and use the `reference=tab:alphatable` key. Then in the text you refer to the table, see \in{table}[tab:alphatable].

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I thought, the command \definetabulate would come in handy here, but I can't work it out and it appears the documentation on that command is pretty scarce.

http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/definetabulate

Feel free to add an example. It's a wiki!

Marco

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Malte Stien

16 Oct 16 Oct

11:21 a.m.

New subject: Fwd: Need help with \definetabulate

Any pointers anyone? I need to get this working and am running out of ideas. Thank you, Malte. Begin forwarded message:

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From: Malte Stien Date: 15 October 2012 17:03:42 To: ntg-context@ntg.nl Subject: Re: [NTG-context] Need help with \definetabulate

Marco,

...
\definetabulate [alpha] [|l|l|l|] \setuptabulate [alpha] [bodyfont=small]

This does not work for me quite the way I need it to. I am really just after defining the font-size, but I would like to leave the column setup to the user (I am building an environment and that I would like everyone in my team to use to ensure a consistent look-and-feel or all documents). So, ideally, I would like to do this:

...
\definetabulate [alpha] \setuptabulate [alpha] [bodyfont=small] \starttext[|l|l|l|] \startalpha \NC first \NC second \NC third \NC\NR \stopalpha

...
\stoptext

...but that does not seem to work. Any way I can achieve this?

...
Feel free to add an example. It's a wiki!

Sure. Will do, once I have this working.

Thank you, Malte.

...
Hi Malte

...
I am trying to define two tabulate styles as follows:

- \setuptabulate[split=yes, bodyfont=small] - \setuptabulate[split=yes]

\definetabulate [alpha] [|l|l|l|] \setuptabulate [alpha] [bodyfont=small]

\definetabulate [beta] [|l|l|] \setuptabulate [beta] [bodyfont=small, split=yes]

\starttext \startalpha \NC first \NC second \NC third \NC\NR \stopalpha

\startbeta \NC lorem \NC ipsum \NC\NR \stopbeta \stoptext

...
...such that I can just refer to them when I \starttabulate...\stoptabulate somewhere.

To refer to a table, you place it as a float and use the `reference=tab:alphatable` key. Then in the text you refer to the table, see \in{table}[tab:alphatable].

...
I thought, the command \definetabulate would come in handy here, but I can't work it out and it appears the documentation on that command is pretty scarce.

http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/definetabulate

Feel free to add an example. It's a wiki!

Marco

Wolfgang Schuster

11:41 a.m.

New subject: Need help with \definetabulate

Am 16.10.2012 um 11:21 schrieb Malte Stien :

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Any pointers anyone? I need to get this working and am running out of ideas.

\def\startalpha {\dosingleempty\dostartalpha} \def\dostartalpha[#1]#2\stopalpha {\iffirstargument \starttabulate [#1]#2\stoptabulate \else \starttabulate[|l|p|]#2\stoptabulate \fi} \def\startbeta {\dosingleempty\dostartbeta} \def\dostartbeta[#1]#2\stopbeta {\iffirstargument \starttabulate [#1][bodyfont=small]#2\stoptabulate \else \starttabulate[|l|p|][bodyfont=small]#2\stoptabulate \fi} \starttext \startalpha \NC 1 \NC 2 \NC\NR \stopalpha \startalpha[|l|l|l|] \NC 1 \NC 2 \NC 3 \NC\NR \stopalpha \startbeta \NC 1 \NC 2 \NC\NR \stopbeta \startbeta[|l|l|l|] \NC 1 \NC 2 \NC 3 \NC\NR \stopbeta \stoptext Wolfgang

Sietse Brouwer

12:52 p.m.

New subject: Fwd: Need help with \definetabulate

The problem is that \starttabulate does not accept a format parameter. Cheap solution (only figured it out now, or I'd have replied before): use \setuptabulate[alpha][format={....}] before every \startalpha call. It's not very contexty syntax, but on the other hand it requires no new definitions at all. Full example below. Cheers, Sietse \definetabulate[alpha][|l|] % dummy format \setuptabulate[alpha][style=bold] \setuptabulate[alpha][format={|r|r|r|}] \startalpha \NC r \NC r \NC r \NC \NR \NC test \NC test \NC test \NC \NR \stopalpha \setuptabulate[alpha][format={|c|c|}] \startalpha \NC c \NC c \NC \NR \NC test \NC test \NC \NR \stopalpha

Hans Hagen

1:08 p.m.

New subject: Fwd: Need help with \definetabulate

On 16-10-2012 12:52, Sietse Brouwer wrote:

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The problem is that \starttabulate does not accept a format parameter.

Cheap solution (only figured it out now, or I'd have replied before): use

\setuptabulate[alpha][format={....}]

before every \startalpha call. It's not very contexty syntax, but on the other hand it requires no new definitions at all.

Full example below. Cheers, Sietse

\definetabulate[alpha][|l|] % dummy format \setuptabulate[alpha][style=bold]

\setuptabulate[alpha][format={|r|r|r|}] \startalpha \NC r \NC r \NC r \NC \NR \NC test \NC test \NC test \NC \NR \stopalpha

\setuptabulate[alpha][format={|c|c|}] \startalpha \NC c \NC c \NC \NR \NC test \NC test \NC \NR \stopalpha

Wolfgang Schuster

1:23 p.m.

New subject: Fwd: Need help with \definetabulate

Am 16.10.2012 um 13:08 schrieb Hans Hagen :

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On 16-10-2012 12:52, Sietse Brouwer wrote:

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The problem is that \starttabulate does not accept a format parameter.

Cheap solution (only figured it out now, or I'd have replied before): use

\setuptabulate[alpha][format={....}]

before every \startalpha call. It's not very contexty syntax, but on the other hand it requires no new definitions at all.

Full example below. Cheers, Sietse

\definetabulate[alpha][|l|] % dummy format \setuptabulate[alpha][style=bold]

\setuptabulate[alpha][format={|r|r|r|}] \startalpha \NC r \NC r \NC r \NC \NR \NC test \NC test \NC test \NC \NR \stopalpha

\setuptabulate[alpha][format={|c|c|}] \startalpha \NC c \NC c \NC \NR \NC test \NC test \NC \NR \stopalpha

There's also:

\starttext

\definetabulate [whatever] [|l|r|]

\definetabulate [whatever][else] [|l|c|r|]

\startwhatever \NC l \NC r \NC \NR \NC left \NC right \NC \NR \stopwhatever

\startwhatever[else] \NC l \NC m \NC r \NC \NR \NC left \NC middle \NC right \NC \NR \stopwhatever

\stoptext

Can you add a second argument to custom tabulation which would allow one to write \startwhatever[format={…}] or \startwhatever[else][format={…}] to change the number of columns and format for a certain table. Wolfgang

Hans Hagen

1:39 p.m.

New subject: Fwd: Need help with \definetabulate

On 16-10-2012 13:23, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:

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Am 16.10.2012 um 13:08 schrieb Hans Hagen :

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On 16-10-2012 12:52, Sietse Brouwer wrote:

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The problem is that \starttabulate does not accept a format parameter.

Cheap solution (only figured it out now, or I'd have replied before): use

\setuptabulate[alpha][format={....}]

before every \startalpha call. It's not very contexty syntax, but on the other hand it requires no new definitions at all.

Full example below. Cheers, Sietse

\definetabulate[alpha][|l|] % dummy format \setuptabulate[alpha][style=bold]

\setuptabulate[alpha][format={|r|r|r|}] \startalpha \NC r \NC r \NC r \NC \NR \NC test \NC test \NC test \NC \NR \stopalpha

\setuptabulate[alpha][format={|c|c|}] \startalpha \NC c \NC c \NC \NR \NC test \NC test \NC \NR \stopalpha

There's also:

\starttext

\definetabulate [whatever] [|l|r|]

\definetabulate [whatever][else] [|l|c|r|]

\startwhatever \NC l \NC r \NC \NR \NC left \NC right \NC \NR \stopwhatever

\startwhatever[else] \NC l \NC m \NC r \NC \NR \NC left \NC middle \NC right \NC \NR \stopwhatever

\stoptext

Can you add a second argument to custom tabulation which would allow one to write

\startwhatever[format={…}]

or

\startwhatever[else][format={…}]

to change the number of columns and format for a certain table.

I wonder is someone can remember this ... \unprotect \unexpanded\def\tabl_start_defined[#1]% {\bgroup \edef\currenttabulationparent{#1}% \let\currenttabulation\currenttabulationparent \dodoubleargument\tabl_start_defined_indeed} \def\tabl_start_defined_indeed {\iffirstargument \ifsecondargument \doubleexpandafter\tabl_start_defined_two \else \doubleexpandafter\tabl_start_defined_one \fi \else \singleexpandafter\tabl_start_defined_zero \fi} \def\tabl_start_defined_one[#1][#2]% {\doifassignmentelse{#1} {\setuptabulation[\currenttabulation][#1]}% {\edef\currenttabulation{\currenttabulation:#1}}% \tabl_tabulate_start_building} \def\tabl_start_defined_two[#1][#2]% {\edef\currenttabulation{\currenttabulation:#1}% \setuptabulation[\currenttabulation][#2]% \tabl_tabulate_start_building} \def\tabl_start_defined_zero[#1][#2]% {\tabl_tabulate_start_building} \protect \starttext \definetabulate [whatever] [|l|r|] \definetabulate [whatever][else] [|l|c|r|] \startwhatever \NC l \NC r \NC \NR \NC left \NC right \NC \NR \stopwhatever \startwhatever[else] \NC l \NC m \NC r \NC \NR \NC left \NC middle \NC right \NC \NR \stopwhatever \startwhatever[else][format={|c|c|c|c|}] \NC l \NC m \NC m \NC r \NC \NR \NC left \NC middle \NC middle \NC right \NC \NR \stopwhatever \stoptext ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | voip: 087 875 68 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------

Malte Stien

17 Oct 17 Oct

8:37 a.m.

New subject: Need help with \definetabulate

Thank you. Yes, that helps. Regards, Malte. On 16/10/2012, at 20:21, Malte Stien wrote:

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Any pointers anyone? I need to get this working and am running out of ideas.

Thank you, Malte.

Begin forwarded message:

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From: Malte Stien Date: 15 October 2012 17:03:42 To: ntg-context@ntg.nl Subject: Re: [NTG-context] Need help with \definetabulate

Marco,

...
\definetabulate [alpha] [|l|l|l|] \setuptabulate [alpha] [bodyfont=small]

This does not work for me quite the way I need it to. I am really just after defining the font-size, but I would like to leave the column setup to the user (I am building an environment and that I would like everyone in my team to use to ensure a consistent look-and-feel or all documents). So, ideally, I would like to do this:

...
\definetabulate [alpha] \setuptabulate [alpha] [bodyfont=small] \starttext[|l|l|l|] \startalpha \NC first \NC second \NC third \NC\NR \stopalpha

...
\stoptext

...but that does not seem to work. Any way I can achieve this?

...
Feel free to add an example. It's a wiki!

Sure. Will do, once I have this working.

Thank you, Malte.

...
Hi Malte

...
I am trying to define two tabulate styles as follows:

- \setuptabulate[split=yes, bodyfont=small] - \setuptabulate[split=yes]

\definetabulate [alpha] [|l|l|l|] \setuptabulate [alpha] [bodyfont=small]

\definetabulate [beta] [|l|l|] \setuptabulate [beta] [bodyfont=small, split=yes]

\starttext \startalpha \NC first \NC second \NC third \NC\NR \stopalpha

\startbeta \NC lorem \NC ipsum \NC\NR \stopbeta \stoptext

...
...such that I can just refer to them when I \starttabulate...\stoptabulate somewhere.

To refer to a table, you place it as a float and use the `reference=tab:alphatable` key. Then in the text you refer to the table, see \in{table}[tab:alphatable].

...
I thought, the command \definetabulate would come in handy here, but I can't work it out and it appears the documentation on that command is pretty scarce.

http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/definetabulate

Feel free to add an example. It's a wiki!

Marco

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