Re: TOC: alternatives (Was: continous chapter numbering)

Re: TOC: alternatives (Was: continous chapter numbering)

[Jeff Smith]

On Nov 13, 2007 4:51 AM, Wolfgang Schuster
<schuster.wolfgang@googlemail.com> wrote:
> % continue chapter numberind over parts
> \setuphead[part][resetnumber=no]

Thanks, that was simple in the end...

Now, a real TOC question/problem.

Reading through old posts and docs, I remain unconvinced as to what is
the best solution between creating my own lists or customizing the
standard Alternatives. But even then, is the latter possible?

I only need to modify two slight details with alternative c (or b, not
sure yet if I use the dots or not). When creating my own lists, I try
to emulate alternative c but I still am not satisfied with what I come
up with.

First off, I don't want the chapter/section numbers to align on the
left, I want them to indent with the text.

Second, I don't want the chapter number in my section numberings. So,
instead of the following (here I don't bother with the page numbers) :

I        Chapter One
I-1     First Section
I-1.1 First Subsection
I-1.2 Second Subsection
I-2   Section Section
II        Chapter Two
II-1    First section
II-1.1 First subsection
II-2.1 Section subsection

I'd like to have:

I. Chapter One
     1. First Section
         1.1. First Subsection
         1.2. Second Subsection
     2. Section Section
II. Chapter Two
     1. First section
         1.1. First subsection
         2.1. Section subsection

If I make my own lists, I don't know how to align the page number to
the right, like alternative=b/c does, and I can't find how to have a
linebreak with single linespacing after an entry (my document doesn't
use single linespacing and so it interefered with my TOC
explorations). Alternative=b/c does everything I need, minus the two
details mentionned above. So, it would seem easier if I could just
modify it. Is it possible?

Thanks again!
Jeff
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Re: TOC: alternatives (Was: continous chapter numbering)

[luigi scarso]

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On Nov 14, 2007 2:44 AM, Jeff Smith <ascarel@gmail.com> wrote:

> On Nov 13, 2007 4:51 AM, Wolfgang Schuster
> <schuster.wolfgang@googlemail.com> wrote:
> > % continue chapter numberind over parts
> > \setuphead[part][resetnumber=no]
>
> Thanks, that was simple in the end...
>
> Now, a real TOC question/problem.
>
> Reading through old posts and docs, I remain unconvinced as to what is
> the best solution between creating my own lists or customizing the
> standard Alternatives. But even then, is the latter possible?
>
Yes with \setuplist .
For example I have used this
\def\PartCommand#1#2#3{%
\framed[width=broad,
        frame=off,
        align={right,lohi}]{\bfd #2\quad#3}}
\setuplist[part]
          [alternative=none,
           partnumber=no,
           before={\blank[1em]},
           command={\PartCommand},]


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Re: TOC: alternatives (Was: continous chapter numbering)

[Wolfgang Schuster]

2007/11/14, Jeff Smith <ascarel@gmail.com>:
> On Nov 13, 2007 4:51 AM, Wolfgang Schuster
> <schuster.wolfgang@googlemail.com> wrote:
> > % continue chapter numberind over parts
> > \setuphead[part][resetnumber=no]
>
> Thanks, that was simple in the end...
>
> Now, a real TOC question/problem.
>
> Reading through old posts and docs, I remain unconvinced as to what is
> the best solution between creating my own lists or customizing the
> standard Alternatives. But even then, is the latter possible?
>
> I only need to modify two slight details with alternative c (or b, not
> sure yet if I use the dots or not). When creating my own lists, I try
> to emulate alternative c but I still am not satisfied with what I come
> up with.
>
> First off, I don't want the chapter/section numbers to align on the
> left, I want them to indent with the text.
>
> Second, I don't want the chapter number in my section numberings. So,
> instead of the following (here I don't bother with the page numbers) :
>
> I        Chapter One
> I-1     First Section
> I-1.1 First Subsection
> I-1.2 Second Subsection
> I-2   Section Section
> II        Chapter Two
> II-1    First section
> II-1.1 First subsection
> II-2.1 Section subsection
>
> I'd like to have:
>
> I. Chapter One
>      1. First Section
>          1.1. First Subsection
>          1.2. Second Subsection
>      2. Section Section
> II. Chapter Two
>      1. First section
>          1.1. First subsection
>          2.1. Section subsection
>
> If I make my own lists, I don't know how to align the page number to
> the right, like alternative=b/c does, and I can't find how to have a
> linebreak with single linespacing after an entry (my document doesn't
> use single linespacing and so it interefered with my TOC
> explorations). Alternative=b/c does everything I need, minus the two
> details mentionned above. So, it would seem easier if I could just
> modify it. Is it possible?

\setuppagenumbering[way=bytext,partnumber=no]
\setuphead[part][resetnumber=no]
\setuphead[part,chapter,section,subsection][stopper={.}]
\setuplist[part,chapter,section,subsection][stopper={.}]

\setuplist
  [part,chapter,section,subsection,subsubsection]
  [partnumber=no]

\setuplabeltext[part=]

\setuplist[part][width=2em,distance=0pt]
\setuplist[chapter][margin=2em]
\setuplist[section][margin=4em]
\setuplist[subsection][margin=5em]

\starttext

\completecontent

\dorecurse{4}
 {\part{Part}
  \dorecurse{4}
    {\chapter{Chapter}
     \dorecurse{2}{\section{Section}}}}

\stoptext

For explanations of the example look into core-sec.tex and core-lst.tex.

Wolfgang
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