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Subject: \definehead with some extra's
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I have a nice problem:

  \definehead[MYMONTH][paragraph]

Ok, Now I want to suppress the generation of heads:

  \setuphead[MYMONTH]
    [command=\mycommand]

  \def\mycommand#1#2#3{}

Ok, that works, but it has an expected side effect: The heads don't show up
in the contents. After studying several things I found out that #2 contains
the commands for putting things in the .tui file. So I want to execute the
commands to create the correct entries in the .tui file, but I do not want
to typeset anything at all. Can I do something like:

  \writetolist[MYMONTH][blahblah]

Or do I need to hand-code the stuff, something like this:

\definelist[MYLIST]

  \def\MYMONTH#1{%
    \writetolist[MYLIST][#1]}

(Sorry about the syntax, it is probably not correct CONTeXt, and the
arguments are probably not in the correct order).

Gilbert.