Tabulate

[David Arnold <darnold@northcoast.com>]

I am not sure why the last \NC is needed in each row of

\starttabulate[|l|r|]
\NC not to much \NC 1.220 \NC \NR
\NC pretty much \NC 5.186 \NC \NR
\NC totalling up to \NC \overbar{6.406} \NC \NR
\stoptabulate

In fact,

\starttabulate[|l|r|]
\NC not to much \NC 1.220  \NR
\NC pretty much \NC 5.186  \NR
\NC totalling up to \NC \overbar{6.406}  \NR
\stoptabulate

seems to work equally well. Indeed, on page 49 of Tabulating in ConTeXt,
Hans even leaves these off himself (at least I think he does), in

\definetabulate [legend] [|emj1|i1|mR|]
\definetabulate [legend] [two] [|emj1|emk1|i1|mR|]
\setuptabulate [legend] [unit=.75em,EQ={=}]
Now we can say things like:
\startlegend
\NC w \NC the width of the box \NC pt \NR
\NC h \NC the height of the box \NC pt \NR
\NC d \NC the depth of the box \NC pt \NR
\stoplegend

Curious.