* \index or \register
@ 2000-05-13 11:32 Hraban
2000-05-13 15:48 ` Tobias Burnus
2000-05-15 7:28 ` Hans Hagen
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From: Hraban @ 2000-05-13 11:32 UTC (permalink / raw)
Hello ConTeXies!
I'm "translating" a book from LaTeX to ConTeXt and do not understand
everything in the documentation...
- Is there a significant difference in ConTeXt between \index and
\register ?
- Is there a equivalent to LaTeX's
\index{something|(} (much text) \index{something|)}
that produces index entries for the whole range of text between the brackets
- Is ConTeXt \seeregister equivalent to LaTeX
\index{something|see{that}} ?
Which text must/may go in which bracket of \seeregister[1]{2}{3}?
- Is there a macro for several index entries at once? (In LaTeX there isn't)
e.g. \register{one;two;three}
Something other:
- Is \dots valid in ConTeXt? (I didn't find it in the docs)
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* Re: \index or \register
2000-05-13 11:32 \index or \register Hraban
@ 2000-05-13 15:48 ` Tobias Burnus
2000-05-15 7:28 ` Hans Hagen
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From: Tobias Burnus @ 2000-05-13 15:48 UTC (permalink / raw)
Cc: ConTeXt
Hi,
> Something other:
> - Is \dots valid in ConTeXt? (I didn't find it in the docs)
Well this is a plain \TeX\ command which is inherit by ConTeXt so it
works.
(fastest way to test: echo '\dots' > test.tex && texexec test)
Tobias
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* Re: \index or \register
2000-05-13 11:32 \index or \register Hraban
2000-05-13 15:48 ` Tobias Burnus
@ 2000-05-15 7:28 ` Hans Hagen
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From: Hans Hagen @ 2000-05-15 7:28 UTC (permalink / raw)
Cc: ConTeXt
At 01:32 PM 5/13/2000 +0200, Hraban wrote:
>- Is there a significant difference in ConTeXt between \index and
>\register ?
There is no \register. You can say:
\defineregister [whatever] [whatevers]
and use
\whatever{entry}
afterwards. So, \index is a predefined \defineregister [index] [indices]
>- Is there a equivalent to LaTeX's
> \index{something|(} (much text) \index{something|)}
> that produces index entries for the whole range of text between the
brackets
Maybe you mean:
\startindex{something} much text \stopindex{something} ?
So, you may try:
\starttekst
test \startregister[index][oeps]{oeps}Some pretty long
text\stopregister[index][oeps] test
\plaatsregister[index]
\stoptekst
>- Is ConTeXt \seeregister equivalent to LaTeX
>\index{something|see{that}} ?
> Which text must/may go in which bracket of \seeregister[1]{2}{3}?
\seeindex{something}{that}
\seeregister[index]{something}{that}
>- Is there a macro for several index entries at once? (In LaTeX there isn't)
> e.g. \register{one;two;three}
It would make \index pretty complicated. There is however a system of
tagged index entries (for special typesetting); see beta manual.
Hans
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