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→How can I get the lowercase (medieval, oldstyle figures) numbers in a document?
:A horizontal space can be inserted with the TeX-Primitive<cmd>hskip〈dimension〉</cmd> or with the ConTeXt command <cmd>hspace[identifier]</cmd>.
=== How can I get the lowercase “oldstyle numbers” (medieval, oldstyle text figures) numbers in a document? ===The mediaeval numbers can be inserted locally by "via the font switch <code>\os"</code>. I would prefer a global setting of them but I don With OpenType fonts that come with text figures you can just ''add''t know how the respectivefont feature to do itthe current set of font features. <texcode>% defining a new feature set called “oldstyle”\definefontfeature [oldstyle] [default] [onum=yes] % adding this feature set\addff{oldstyle} \starttext1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, 610, 987\stoptext</texcode> (You can check whether your font supports the “onum” feature by running<code>otfinfo -f</code> on the OTF file.
=== How transcribe this LaTeX macro to ConTEXt? ===
