Mark version

Mark version

[Berend de Boer]

Hai All,

Latex has a changebar environment. Does something like this exists for 
context as well? I saw \startversie of course, but you can only change the 
font. A bar in the margin is really nice for nonobtrusively marking 
changes.

Groetjes,

Berend.

Re: Mark version

[Hans Hagen]

Berend de Boer wrote:

> Well, it's enough for me. It doesn't work quite well in \startopsomming environments, but for now it's ok.

Just collect the most horrible ones so that some day I can look into it. 

BTW, if you download 1998-001.pdf, you can see how to add notes to
documents. It's not that hard for me to extend that one with a 'process
when > version' feature. 

Hans

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RE: Mark version

[Berend de Boer]

On Tuesday, August 04, 1998 10:40 AM, Hans Hagen [SMTP:pragma@wxs.nl] wrote:

> %D \stelkantlijnin[niveau=5]
> %D
> %D \startkantlijn[1]
> 
> Don't expect to much from such features. 

Well, it's enough for me. It doesn't work quite well in \startopsomming environments, but for now it's ok.

Groetjes,

Berend.

Re: Mark version

[Hans Hagen]

Berend de Boer wrote:

> Latex has a changebar environment. Does something like this exists for
> context as well? I saw \startversie of course, but you can only change the
> font. A bar in the margin is really nice for nonobtrusively marking
> changes.

This is what core-rul describes: 

%D \stelkantlijnin[niveau=5]
%D
%D \startkantlijn[1]
%D First we set the level at~5. Next we typeset this first
%D paragraph as a level~1 one. As expected no rule show up.
%D \stopkantlijn
%D
%D \startkantlijn[5]
%D The second paragraph is a level~5 one. As we can se here,
%D the marginal rule gets a width according to its level.
%D \stopkantlijn
%D
%D \startkantlijn[8]
%D It will of course be no surprise that this third paragraph
%D has a even thicker margin rule. This behavior can be
%D overruled by specifying the width explictly.
%D \stopkantlijn

Don't expect to much from such features. 

Hans

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