Am 05.02.2011 um 12:41 schrieb Jeong Dalyoung:

Dear Andreas,

Thank you for your code. I'll try it.

The other day, Wolfgang suggested me the same page in wiki. But, It looks a little bit complicate, so I use another simple method.

It’s no so complicated as you think. The \startchapter command has two arguments, the first is used for the chapter argument like title, reference, bookmark etc. and the second argument, which is optional, for your own values, like author, subtitle etc. You can now access these values in your own chapter layout with \structurevariable for the normal arguments (e.g. title) and \structureuservariable for your own arguments (e.g. subtitle). \define[2]\ChapterCommand {\starttabulate[|l|l|] \NC title \EQ \structurevariable {title} \NC\NR \NC reference \EQ \structurevariable {reference} \NC\NR \NC author \EQ \structureuservariable{author} \NC\NR \NC subtitle \EQ \structureuservariable{subtitle} \NC\NR \stoptabulate} \setuphead[chapter][command=\ChapterCommand] \starttext \startchapter[reference=sec:knuth,title=Knuth][author=Donald E. Knuth,subtitle=ConTeXt Sample File] \input knuth \stopchapter \stoptext Wolfgang