Re: Howto ... reference of sources

Re: Howto ... reference of sources

[Peter Jander]

> Earlier I tryed to put this reference into captions, but  after 
> generatin list of floats, this references appeared and the list was too 
> long. Is there any way to state text in caption but not in list of 
> float?
\nolist{ This text will only show in the caption, but not in the list of 
figures.}

Hope this helps,
Peter

Re: Howto ... reference of sources

[Jan Hon]

Dne čt 11. duben 2002 09:18 Peter Jander napsal(a):
> > Earlier I tryed to put this reference into captions, but  after
> > generatin list of floats, this references appeared and the list was too
> > long. Is there any way to state text in caption but not in list of
> > float?
>
> \nolist{ This text will only show in the caption, but not in the list of
> figures.}
This is fine but in the list are dots, they normaly shows that captions 
continue. But the reference is not a part of the name of float. Is there 
any way to force this dots not to appear.

I have one more question. How to write in Context this charecter § , I gues 
it is called single sign. I tryed \S like in TeX but it does not work. Any 
idea?
-- 
(:c) honza hon  <honzahon(at)centrum.cz>

Re: Howto ... reference of sources

[Peter Jander]

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> Dne  t 11. duben 2002 09:18 Peter Jander napsal(a):
> > > Earlier I tryed to put this reference into captions, but  after
> > > generatin list of floats, this references appeared and the list was too
> > > long. Is there any way to state text in caption but not in list of
> > > float?
> >
> > \nolist{ This text will only show in the caption, but not in the list of
> > figures.}
> This is fine but in the list are dots, they normaly shows that captions 
> continue. But the reference is not a part of the name of float. Is there 
> any way to force this dots not to appear.
You can redefine \nolist in the setup of your document:
\def\nolist#1{}

Peter

NB 
Hans, 
if you have spare time on your hands :-), I think a \setupnolist 
command to avoid this low-level stuff would be helpful.

Re: Howto ... reference of sources

[Hans Hagen]

At 07:52 AM 4/11/2002 +0000, Peter Jander wrote:

>You can redefine \nolist in the setup of your document:
>\def\nolist#1{}

or: \let\nolist\gobbleoneargument

>if you have spare time on your hands :-), I think a \setupnolist
>command to avoid this low-level stuff would be helpful.

ah, spare time, where can i buy that, anyway, cleaning up lists is on my 
todo list (this nolist stuff is pretty old)

Hans
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Re[2]: Howto ... reference of sources

[Giuseppe Bilotta]

Sunday, April 14, 2002 Hans Hagen wrote:

HH> ah, spare time, where can i buy that, anyway, cleaning up lists is on my
HH> todo list (this nolist stuff is pretty old)

Is cleaning the todo list on your todo list as well? :-D

--
Giuseppe "Oblomov" Bilotta

Re[2]: Howto ... reference of sources

[Hans Hagen]

At 02:10 PM 4/15/2002 +0200, Giuseppe Bilotta wrote:

>Sunday, April 14, 2002 Hans Hagen wrote:
>
>HH> ah, spare time, where can i buy that, anyway, cleaning up lists is on my
>HH> todo list (this nolist stuff is pretty old)
>
>Is cleaning the todo list on your todo list as well? :-D

actually i'm cleaning up my desk now (a real mess, extended to the floor) 
and i just fetched a new basket for these 'small todo' notes -)

real paperwork, not electronically, was there anything on your 
'for-hans-to-do-list' left?

[reminds me, italian does use << >> and these are now redone on behalf of 
french, how about spacing around them]

Hans
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Re[3]: Howto ... reference of sources

[Giuseppe Bilotta]

Monday, April 15, 2002 Hans Hagen wrote:

HH> real paperwork, not electronically, was there anything on your 
HH> 'for-hans-to-do-list' left?

Uhm. Can't think of any right now. I suspended the document with
all the floats and tables by now, soooooooo ...

Ok, a couple of things that come to mind:

(1) both left and right floats on the same paragraph.
(2) side-by-side floats
(3) split floats (important for long tables, floating.)
(4) multiple paragraphs shaped around a single float (imagine a
long but thin picture, and two or three paragraphs shaped around
it); thus, automatic heritage of the remaining parshape (this
shouldn't be hard to do in e-TeX).

HH> [reminds me, italian does use << >> and these are now redone on behalf of 
HH> french, how about spacing around them]

(5) complete encoding vectors
(6) multiple speech-like quoting. (So that I can define a
speech-like quoting for speech, one for thoughts, etc.)

--
Giuseppe "Oblomov" Bilotta

Re: Re[3]: Howto ... reference of sources

[Patrick Gundlach]

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Hello Giuseppe,

> (5) complete encoding vectors

you mean the enco-{ans,tbo,ec}.tex? I am working on this, 95% finished, 
sending Hans by the end of the week. regi-il1 needs some work, too but I 
have not looked into this too deeply.

-- 
Viele Grüße, 

    Patrick Gundlach

PS: sorry Hans, I have sent you a copy by accident.

Re[5]: Howto ... reference of sources

[Giuseppe Bilotta]

Tuesday, April 16, 2002 Patrick Gundlach wrote:

PG> Hello Giuseppe,

>> (5) complete encoding vectors

PG> you mean the enco-{ans,tbo,ec}.tex? I am working on this, 95% finished, 
PG> sending Hans by the end of the week. regi-il1 needs some work, too but I 
PG> have not looked into this too deeply.

Thank you very much. I enormously appreciate your work.

-- 
Giuseppe "Oblomov" Bilotta

Howto ... reference of sources

[Jan Hon]

Ahoi,
a few Context newbie questions.
1. I have table and few lines of text below, or figure and few textlines 
, simply float and text. The text is reference to source of this 
float(table or whatever) and I need keep this togather. It does not 
matter where it is printed, but must be togather.
Earlier I tryed to put this reference into captions, but  after 
generatin list of floats, this references appeared and the list was too 
long. Is there any way to state text in caption but not in list of 
float?
Any idea how to type reference to souces?

2. Setting width of all tables in document to \textwidth?
I tryed \setuptables[width=\textwidth] does not work.

3. How to generete register in format like this:
factoring        45
   ~export     56,58
   ~import     61,74

The question is about ~, or there can be -.
I do not know how to define register with this tilda.

Thank you for any answer
honza hon

-- 
(:c) honza hon  <honzahon(at)centrum.cz>

Re: Howto ... reference of sources

[Hans Hagen]

At 10:16 PM 4/10/2002 +0200, Jan Hon wrote:
>Ahoi,
>a few Context newbie questions.
>1. I have table and few lines of text below, or figure and few textlines
>, simply float and text. The text is reference to source of this
>float(table or whatever) and I need keep this togather. It does not
>matter where it is printed, but must be togather.

see core-mis.tex and search for "legend":

%D \placefigure
%D   {whow}
%D   {\placelegend
%D      {\externalfigure[cow]}
%D      {\starttabulation
%D       \NC 1 \NC head \NC \NR
%D       \NC 2 \NC legs \NC \NR
%D       \NC 3 \NC tail \NC \NR
%D       \stoptabulation}}

you can place then left,right,bottom etc and set the dimensions (yet 
undocumented but in use)

Hans
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