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My name is Marcin Borkowski.  Here is the link to my personal webpage (mostly in Polish, sorry;)), in case you are curious about me: http://atos.wmid.amu.edu.pl/~mbork/cgi-bin/wiki.cgi/About_me.
 
My name is Marcin Borkowski.  Here is the link to my personal webpage (mostly in Polish, sorry;)), in case you are curious about me: http://atos.wmid.amu.edu.pl/~mbork/cgi-bin/wiki.cgi/About_me.
  
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== ConTeXt problems ==
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Since I am a ConTeXt beginner, I have ''lots'' of problems using it. I'm putting the unsolved ones here since this is easier to find than in the list archives.  (Also, maybe someone will help;)?)
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=== Multicolumn itemizations ===
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Some of them are connected with multicolumn itemizations, which seem to be somehow broken.  Maybe someone knows what's wrong with this?  The <code>[intro]</code> option doesn't work.
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<texcode>
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\starttext
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\dorecurse{12}{%
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  This is some intro (\recurselevel).
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  \startitemize[n,packed,joinedup,columns,two,intro]
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  \dorecurse{8}{\item This is an item.}
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  \stopitemize
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}%
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\stoptext
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</texcode>
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It works neither in MkII nor in MkIV, though the output is wrong in two different ways (at least in the online ConTeXt as of 2008-11-05).
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Also, is it possible to insert manually a column break in multicolumn itemizations?  (This is needed e.g. when some of the items are taller than the other (math formulae!) and I get e.g. 3+1 items in two columns instead of 2+2)
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And another problem: how to "come back" to one-column?  I mean, when I have two-column itemizations throughout the document and I want to have ''one'' one-column one (what a syntax;)!), how can I do it?  This won't work (neither in MkII nor in MkIV):
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<texcode>
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\setupitemize[1][n,intro]
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\setupitemize[2][a,paragraph,intro,columns,two][stopper=)]
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\defineitemgroup[onecolumnitemize]
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\setuponecolumnitemize[2][a,paragraph,intro][stopper=:]
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\starttext
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\startitemize
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\item Item one
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\item Sub-itemize:
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  \startitemize
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  \item sub-one
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  \item sub-two
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  \item sub-three
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  \item sub-four
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  \stopitemize
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\item Sub-itemize with one column:
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  \startonecolumnitemize
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  \item A
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  \item B
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  \item C
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  \stoponecolumnitemize
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\stopitemize
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\stoptext
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</texcode>

Latest revision as of 07:12, 20 August 2010

My name is Marcin Borkowski. Here is the link to my personal webpage (mostly in Polish, sorry;)), in case you are curious about me: http://atos.wmid.amu.edu.pl/~mbork/cgi-bin/wiki.cgi/About_me.

ConTeXt problems

Since I am a ConTeXt beginner, I have lots of problems using it. I'm putting the unsolved ones here since this is easier to find than in the list archives. (Also, maybe someone will help;)?)

Multicolumn itemizations

Some of them are connected with multicolumn itemizations, which seem to be somehow broken. Maybe someone knows what's wrong with this? The [intro] option doesn't work.

\starttext
\dorecurse{12}{%
  This is some intro (\recurselevel).
  \startitemize[n,packed,joinedup,columns,two,intro]
  \dorecurse{8}{\item This is an item.}
  \stopitemize
}%
\stoptext

It works neither in MkII nor in MkIV, though the output is wrong in two different ways (at least in the online ConTeXt as of 2008-11-05).

Also, is it possible to insert manually a column break in multicolumn itemizations? (This is needed e.g. when some of the items are taller than the other (math formulae!) and I get e.g. 3+1 items in two columns instead of 2+2)

And another problem: how to "come back" to one-column? I mean, when I have two-column itemizations throughout the document and I want to have one one-column one (what a syntax;)!), how can I do it? This won't work (neither in MkII nor in MkIV):

\setupitemize[1][n,intro]
\setupitemize[2][a,paragraph,intro,columns,two][stopper=)]

\defineitemgroup[onecolumnitemize]
\setuponecolumnitemize[2][a,paragraph,intro][stopper=:]

\starttext
\startitemize
\item Item one
\item Sub-itemize:
  \startitemize
  \item sub-one
  \item sub-two
  \item sub-three
  \item sub-four
  \stopitemize
\item Sub-itemize with one column:
  \startonecolumnitemize
  \item A
  \item B
  \item C
  \stoponecolumnitemize
\stopitemize
\stoptext