toc and macro

toc and macro

[Harry]

Hi,

I hope that this is the right address to post my question. If not I
would be glad for a tip.

I wanted to do something like this:

_______________________

\unprotect

%This line uncommented leads to an error
\def\tit{Oops!}

\def\Teil{\dodoubleempty\doTeil}
\def\doTeil[#1][#2]#3{%
  \def\tit{#1}
%...
  \startchapter[title={\tit},reference={#2}]
    #3
  \stopchapter
%...
}


\protect

\starttext

  \completecontent

  \doTeil[Hallo][hallo]{Text Text Text Text Text Text Text}

\stoptext

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It works if i use #1 direct (like this):
  \startchapter[title=#1,reference={#2}]
But how can I wrap it in the \tit?
(wrapping #2 works fine)

I wanted to programm \doTeil so, that I can nest it freely (for example
with \input) and the table of content uses the hierarchy of the nesting
to produce a nice TOC.

thanks for help.

Sincerely, Harry
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Re: toc and macro

[Wolfgang Schuster]

> Am 27.05.2015 um 20:13 schrieb Harry <irgksjd@gmx.de>:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I hope that this is the right address to post my question. If not I
> would be glad for a tip.
> 
> I wanted to do something like this:
> 
> _______________________
> 
> \unprotect
> 
> %This line uncommented leads to an error
> \def\tit{Oops!}
> 
> \def\Teil{\dodoubleempty\doTeil}
> \def\doTeil[#1][#2]#3{%
>  \def\tit{#1}
> %...
>  \startchapter[title={\tit},reference={#2}]
>    #3
>  \stopchapter
> %...
> }
> 
> 
> \protect
> 
> \starttext
> 
>  \completecontent
> 
>  \doTeil[Hallo][hallo]{Text Text Text Text Text Text Text}

Why do you \doTeil and not not \Teil?

> \stoptext
> 
> _______________________
> 
> It works if i use #1 direct (like this):
>  \startchapter[title=#1,reference={#2}]
> But how can I wrap it in the \tit?
> (wrapping #2 works fine)
> 
> I wanted to programm \doTeil so, that I can nest it freely (for example
> with \input) and the table of content uses the hierarchy of the nesting
> to produce a nice TOC.

Is there a reason why you can use use \chapter[<reference>][<title>] in your document,
I can’t see any advantage with your command.

Wolfgang
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Re: toc and macro

[Harry]

What I want to do is something like this:

_______________________

\starttext

  \completecontent[criterium=all]

  % how i have to do it
  \startchapter[colors][Colors]
    \startsection,[black][Black]
      black is a dark color
    \stopsection,
    \startsection[white][White]
      white is light color
    \stopsection
  \stopchapter
 
  % how i want it to write (with the same result of the code above)
  \startSameCommand[colors][Colors]
    \startSameCommand[black][Black]
      black is a dark color
    \stopSameCommand
    \startSameCommand[white][White]
      white is light color
    \stopSameCommand
  \stopSameCommand

\stoptext

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The \startSameCommand finds itself out (by the nesting of the command)
if its behave
 as  \startpart or \startchapter or \startsection or \startsubsection or
\startsubsubsection ...

Harry

Am 28.05.2015 um 12:47 schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:
>> Am 27.05.2015 um 20:13 schrieb Harry <irgksjd@gmx.de>:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I hope that this is the right address to post my question. If not I
>> would be glad for a tip.
>>
>> I wanted to do something like this:
>>
>> _______________________
>>
>> \unprotect
>>
>> %This line uncommented leads to an error
>> \def\tit{Oops!}
>>
>> \def\Teil{\dodoubleempty\doTeil}
>> \def\doTeil[#1][#2]#3{%
>>  \def\tit{#1}
>> %...
>>  \startchapter[title={\tit},reference={#2}]
>>    #3
>>  \stopchapter
>> %...
>> }
>>
>>
>> \protect
>>
>> \starttext
>>
>>  \completecontent
>>
>>  \doTeil[Hallo][hallo]{Text Text Text Text Text Text Text}
> Why do you \doTeil and not not \Teil?
>
>> \stoptext
>>
>> _______________________
>>
>> It works if i use #1 direct (like this):
>>  \startchapter[title=#1,reference={#2}]
>> But how can I wrap it in the \tit?
>> (wrapping #2 works fine)
>>
>> I wanted to programm \doTeil so, that I can nest it freely (for example
>> with \input) and the table of content uses the hierarchy of the nesting
>> to produce a nice TOC.
> Is there a reason why you can use use \chapter[<reference>][<title>] in your document,
> I can’t see any advantage with your command.
>
> Wolfgang
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Re: toc and macro

[Wolfgang Schuster]

> Am 28.05.2015 um 23:08 schrieb Harry <irgksjd@gmx.de>:
> 
> What I want to do is something like this:
> 
> _______________________
> 
> \starttext
> 
>  \completecontent[criterium=all]
> 
>  % how i have to do it
>  \startchapter[colors][Colors]
>    \startsection,[black][Black]
>      black is a dark color
>    \stopsection,
>    \startsection[white][White]
>      white is light color
>    \stopsection
>  \stopchapter
> 
>  % how i want it to write (with the same result of the code above)
>  \startSameCommand[colors][Colors]
>    \startSameCommand[black][Black]
>      black is a dark color
>    \stopSameCommand
>    \startSameCommand[white][White]
>      white is light color
>    \stopSameCommand
>  \stopSameCommand
> 
> \stoptext
> 
> _______________________
> 
> The \startSameCommand finds itself out (by the nesting of the command)
> if its behave
> as  \startpart or \startchapter or \startsection or \startsubsection or
> \startsubsubsection …


You’re looking for the \startsectionlevel command.

%\definesectionlevels[default][part,chapter,section,subsection]

\starttext

\completecontent[criterium=all]

\startsectionlevel[title=Colors,reference=colors]

\startsectionlevel[title=Black,reference=black]
black is a dark color
\stopsectionlevel

\startsectionlevel[title=White,reference=white]
white is light color
\stopsectionlevel

\stopsectionlevel

\stoptext

Wolfgang
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