Command/inlinerange
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\inlinerange
Summary
The command \inlinerange is used to refer to numbered lines
Settings
Description
The command
\inlinerange inserts the number(s) of a line or a line range from a typing that has been marked with a label. It is mostly equivalent to \inline[ref]; the main difference is that \inlinerange does not accept an optional label text.
Examples
Example 1
\setuppapersize[A6] \setuptyping[numbering=line, escape=yes] \starttext The title in line \inlinerange[myline]. From small to large data in lines \inlinerange[myrange]. \starttyping Hard Copies and Chmod/BTEX\someline[myline]/ETEX And everyone thinks computers are impersonal cold diskdrives hardware monitors user-hostile software of course they're only bits and bytes/BTEX\startline[myrange]/ETEX and characters and strings and files/BTEX\stopline[myrange]/ETEX just some old textfiles from my old boyfriend telling me he loves me and he'll take care of me simply a discarded printout of a friend's directory deep intimate secrets and how he doesn't trust me couldn't hurt me more if they were scented in lavender or mould on personal stationery -- terri@csd4.milw.wisc.edu \stoptyping \stoptext
