2011/4/14 Wolfgang Schuster :

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The following works as expected:    \starttext

   \completecontent

   \chapter{one}

   \chapter{two}

   \chapter{three}

   \chapter{four}

   \stoptext

But when I use the following:    \starttext

   \chapter{one}

   \completecontent

   \chapter{two}

   \chapter{three}

   \chapter{four}

   \stoptext

Then the contents is empty. What is happening here?

Use \completecontent[criterium=all].

Works. Thanks. But why is there a difference between using \completecontent immediately or later in the document. -- Cecil Westerhof

2011/4/15 Wolfgang Schuster :

Am 15.04.2011 um 06:24 schrieb Cecil Westerhof:

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But why is there a difference between using \completecontent immediately or later in the document.

The TOC is empty when you have \chapter commands before \(complete|place)content, to flush the entries you have to use now “criterium=all”, for a TOC at the end of the document you can also use “criterium=previous”.

Thanks. I put it on the wiki. -- Cecil Westerhof