Re: Should command `\setnumber' print number in text?

[Vladimir Lomov <lomov.vl@gmail.com>]

Hello Wolfgang,

** Wolfgang Schuster [2012-04-29 09:16:38 +0200]:


> Am 29.04.2012 um 08:13 schrieb Vladimir Lomov:

>> Hello,
>> I faced with following behavior of `\setnumber' command, consider the
>> example:

>> <example file="ex1.tex">
>> \setupbodyfont[computer-modern-unicode,12pt]

>> \definenumber[course]
>> \setnumber[course]{3}

>> \starttext
>> Hello.
>> \stoptext
>> </example>

>> Processing by context (ConTeXt  ver: 2012.04.26 22:27 MKIV  fmt:
>> 2012.4.28  int: english/english) I get PDF with number 3 typeset on line
>> above Hello.

>> Is it expected behavior? If yes, how can I increase/set value for
>> "number"-command (counter) then?

>> P.S. I tried with commented `\setupbodyfont', all is ok. Is it mean that
>> command is deprecated?

> There was a change in the \setupnumber command for MkIV and you need now brackets for both arguments, e.g. \setupnumber[course][3].

> Wolfgang
Thank you Wolfgang, `\setupnumber' works.

Just to clarify question (before update wiki): is `\setnumber' command
obsolete and `\setupnumber' should be used instead?

I'm also reading "dev-context", some time ago there were discussion about
`\definestructure...', in message `<4F737D98.5040600@wxs.nl>' Hans shown
several `\let' commands, from that I thought that `\setnumber' is ok to
use with `[]{}'.

---
WBR, Vladimir Lomov

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