Re: typeseting XML - mixed buffers

[Hans Hagen <pragma@wxs.nl>]

At 09:46 AM 6/27/01 +0200, Petr Ferdus wrote:
>In case of using "regular" and "XML containing" buffers on the same page I
>get "regular" one interpreted like XML (that means no TeX/Contex command
>get executed and the whole content of "regular" is printed including
>commands and comments stripped of "\" and "%{}" chars)
>
>example of "regular" buffer
>\startbuffer[MyRegular]
>  \goto{Where to get...}[myfile::whereget]%this goes to footers on pages
>  %by \setupfootertexts[{\getbuffer[MyRegular]}]
>\stopbuffer
>
>XML containting buffer
>\startbuffer[MyXML]
>\enableXML
><p>Here is a text spanning several pages, each of them except the last one
>gets footer misinterpreted as XML.</p>
><p>More text...<p/>
><?context-command \disableXML?>
>\stopbuffer
>
>Is this somehow my fault or parsing gets mutally messed in the process?

rather tricky what you're doing. 

ow about 

\startbuffer[blabla]
<p>more bla</p>
\stopbuffer

\processXMLbuffer[blabla]

or 

\startXMLcode [name]
.....
\stopXMLcode

\getXMLcode[name]

however, the best way to get thing into headers and footers is to use the
marking mechanism, where, in this case you need to play a bit with
expansion [not too complicated]

Hans
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