Hello ConTeXt gurus, as a newbie I checked the example from "ConTeXt an excursion" page 11 ("Hasselt makes headlines"). The manual says: use "textstyle=cap" to format a chapter's head in capitals. Short story: the manual lies ;-) The sample does not work (at least in Mk II) Longer story: Sample works, when using ConTeXt Mk IV Even longer story: Being curious, I wanted to learn how the page 11 in the manual actually was typeset. I downloaded all the available sources from the pragma web-site. and found out: the source code does not even use "textstyle=cap". Instead it uses "textstyle=bold". Manual and available source apparently do not match. Nothing to learn here... Ok, now for my questions: 1) Is it a Mk IV feature not working in Mk II ? 2) Is it a bug? 3) Is there a way, I can tell (1) and (2) apart? Best Regards, Michael Ewe, Germany
Am 04.04.10 18:12, schrieb Michael Ewe:
The internals have changed and as a result 'textstyle=cap' does no longer work but you can get the same result with: %\setuphead[section][textstyle=\tfb,deeptextcommand=\cap] \setuphead[section][deeptextcommand=\WORD] \starttext \section{Am I capped?} \stoptext Wolfgang
Thank you very much, that works well! But: how can I find out? Its not in the manual, its not in the manual's source. The wiki page about chapter headers says "textstyle=cap" and mentions "\textcommand" and "\deeptextcommand" Feeling kind of lost here ! Best Regards Michael Ewe, Germany
On 4-4-2010 10:58, Michael Ewe wrote:
changed related to cap also relate closely to open type features and thing previously not possible; in general, moving from mkii to mkiv also involves some changes in thinking Hans ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
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