Indenting number in TOC, particular numbering scheme, and other questions

* Indenting number in TOC, particular numbering scheme, and other questions
@ 2019-12-02  8:43 Daniel Haid
  2019-12-03 15:24 ` Hans Hagen
  0 siblings, 1 reply; 5+ messages in thread
From: Daniel Haid @ 2019-12-02  8:43 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: ntg-context

Hello everyone,

I just started to experiment with ConTeXt. I have a few issues with my 
first document structure. I need a very particular numbering scheme, 
which I have tried to implement. I have appended the document below.

1. Why is there no indenting in the TOC starting with (what I call) 
level 7? This could have to something with the fact that the levels 
starting from 7 are defined in the subsub module?

2. Why are the numbers in the headings inside the main text not printed 
for levels 8 and 9? Interestingly, they *are* printed for level 7, which 
is defined in the subsub module. I have looked into m-subsub.mkiv and 
saw no difference at all between the different levels defined there.

3. Is it possible to indent not only the section name but also the 
number in the TOC? Moreover, I would like to have a dot after the first 
three levels, but not the other ones (in the TOC and in the text), like 
this:

     A. First Level .................. 1
         I. Second Level ............. 2
             1. Third Level .......... 3
                 a) Fourth Level ..... 4
     ...

4. I use the conversions A, I, 1 (without dot), and then defined my own 
ones "a)", "aa)", etc. *with* the ")". I think this is correct, since 
the way a section has to be referenced in the text is like this (for 
example):

     B.IV.5.c).aa).(4)

Is there a way to get this? Moreover, is it possible to have a relative 
referencing command, for example, if section B.IV.5.d) is quoted from 
inside section B.IV.6.f) the command should only print 5.d) since the 
B.IV is implied.

5. How can I get rid of the additional vertical space before the second 
entry "B. Another first level" (chapter)?

6. I wanted to define aliases for the \subsub...subsection commands, 
since they are difficult to read, and I used \def as you can see below. 
Is this the right way to do it or would you recommend something else?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

D.

----------

\usemodule[subsub]

\usetypescript[termes]
\setupbodyfont[termes,12pt]

\def\arconv#1{\alphabeticnumerals{#1})}
\defineconversion[ar][\arconv]

\def\aarconv#1{\alphabeticnumerals{#1}\alphabeticnumerals{#1})}
\defineconversion[aar][\aarconv]

\def\lnrconv#1{(\numbers{#1})}
\defineconversion[lnr][\lnrconv]

\def\larconv#1{(\alphabeticnumerals{#1})}
\defineconversion[lar][\larconv]

\def\laarconv#1{(\alphabeticnumerals{#1}\alphabeticnumerals{#1})}
\defineconversion[laar][\laarconv]

\def\alpharconv#1{\greeknumerals{#1})}
\defineconversion[alphar][\alpharconv]

\definestructureconversionset[myconvset][,A,I,n,ar,aar,lnr,lar,laar,alphar]

\setupheads[part,
   chapter,
   section,
   subsection,
   subsubsection,
   subsubsubsection,
   subsubsubsubsection,
   subsubsubsubsubsection,
   subsubsubsubsubsubsection,
   subsubsubsubsubsubsubsection][sectionconversionset=myconvset]

\setuphead[chapter][sectionsegments=chapter]
\setuphead[section][sectionsegments=section]
\setuphead[subsection][sectionsegments=subsection]
\setuphead[subsubsection][sectionsegments=subsubsection]
\setuphead[subsubsubsection][sectionsegments=subsubsubsection]
\setuphead[subsubsubsubsection][sectionsegments=subsubsubsubsection]
\setuphead[subsubsubsubsubsection][sectionsegments=subsubsubsubsubsection]
\setuphead[subsubsubsubsubsubsection][sectionsegments=subsubsubsubsubsubsection]
\setuphead[subsubsubsubsubsubsubsection][sectionsegments=subsubsubsubsubsubsubsection]

\def\startA{\startchapter}
\def\stopA{\stopchapter}
\def\startI{\startsection}
\def\stopI{\stopsection}
\def\startS{\startsubsection}
\def\stopS{\stopsubsection}
\def\startSS{\startsubsubsection}
\def\stopSS{\stopsubsubsection}
\def\startSSS{\startsubsubsubsection}
\def\stopSSS{\stopsubsubsubsection}
\def\startX{\startsubsubsubsubsection}
\def\stopX{\stopsubsubsubsubsection}
\def\startXX{\startsubsubsubsubsubsection}
\def\stopXX{\stopsubsubsubsubsubsection}
\def\startXXX{\startsubsubsubsubsubsubsection}
\def\stopXXX{\stopsubsubsubsubsubsubsection}
\def\startXXXX{\startsubsubsubsubsubsubsubsection}
\def\stopXXXX{\stopsubsubsubsubsubsubsubsection}

\setupcombinedlist[content][list={chapter,
     section,
     subsection,
     subsubsection,
     subsubsubsection,
     subsubsubsubsection,
     subsubsubsubsubsection,
     subsubsubsubsubsubsection,
     subsubsubsubsubsubsubsection},alternative=c]

\starttext

\placecontent

\startA[title={First level}]
   \startI[title={Second level}]
     \startS[title={Third level}]
       \startSS[title={Fourth level}]
         \startSSS[title={Fifth level}]
           \startX[title={Sixth level}]
             \startXX[title={Seventh level}]
               \startXXX[title={Eighth level}]
                 \startXXXX[title={Ninth level}]
                 \stopXXXX
               \stopXXX
             \stopXX
           \stopX
         \stopSSS
       \stopSS
     \stopS
   \stopI
\stopA

\startA[title={Another first level}]
\stopA

\stoptext
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