The problem with structure of heads in MkIV

The problem with structure of heads in MkIV

[Yanrui Li]

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hi all,

For  example:

%%%%
\starttext

\placelist[part,chapter,section,subsection][criterium=all]

\part{first}
  \chapter{alpha}
    \section{a}
    \section{b}
      \subsection{x}
      \subsection{y}
  \chapter{beta}

\part{second}
  \chapter{gamma}
    \section{a}
    \section{b}
      \subsection{x}
      \subsection{y}
  \chapter{delta}

\stoptext
%%%%

how to get the following head structure in MkIV ?

Part 1  first

1 alpha
  1.1 a
  1.2 b
     1.2.1 x
     1.2.2 y
2 beta

Part 2  second

3 gamma
  3.1 a
  3.2 b
    3.2.1 x
    3.2.2 y
4 delta

-- 
Best regards,

Li Yanrui

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Re: The problem with structure of heads in MkIV

[Joshua Lee]

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Hi Yanrui,
How about the attached sample?

Best regards,
Joshua

On Wed, 30 Dec 2009, Yanrui Li wrote:

> hi all,
> 
> For  example:
> 
> %%%%
> \starttext
> 
> \placelist[part,chapter,section,subsection][criterium=all]
> 
> \part{first}
>   \chapter{alpha}
>     \section{a}
>     \section{b}
>       \subsection{x}
>       \subsection{y}
>   \chapter{beta}
> 
> \part{second}
>   \chapter{gamma}
>     \section{a}
>     \section{b}
>       \subsection{x}
>       \subsection{y}
>   \chapter{delta}
> 
> \stoptext
> %%%%
> 
> how to get the following head structure in MkIV ?
> 
> Part 1  first
> 
> 1 alpha
>   1.1 a
>   1.2 b
>      1.2.1 x
>      1.2.2 y
> 2 beta
> 
> Part 2  second
> 
> 3 gamma
>   3.1 a
>   3.2 b
>     3.2.1 x
>     3.2.2 y
> 4 delta
> 
> -- 
> Best regards,
> 
> Li Yanrui

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Re: The problem with structure of heads in MkIV

[Yanrui Li]

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2009/12/30 Joshua Lee <muzili@gmail.com>

> Hi Yanrui,
> How about the attached sample?
>
>
Hi Joshua,

This is exactly what I want. Many thanks :-)


-- 
Best regards,

Li Yanrui

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Re: The problem with structure of heads in MkIV

[Tad Ashlock]

Joshua Lee wrote:
> Hi Yanrui,
> How about the attached sample?
>
>
> Best regards,
> Joshua
>
>
> On Wed, 30 Dec 2009, Yanrui Li wrote:
>> hi all,
>>
>> For  example:
>>
>> %%%%
>> \starttext
>>
>> \placelist[part,chapter,section,subsection][criterium=all]
>>
>> \part{first}
>>   \chapter{alpha}
>>     \section{a}
>>     \section{b}
>>       \subsection{x}
>>       \subsection{y}
>>   \chapter{beta}
>>
>> \part{second}
>>   \chapter{gamma}
>>     \section{a}
>>     \section{b}
>>       \subsection{x}
>>       \subsection{y}
>>   \chapter{delta}
>>
>> \stoptext
>> %%%%
>>
>> how to get the following head structure in MkIV ?
>>
>> Part 1  first
>>
>> 1 alpha
>>   1.1 a
>>   1.2 b
>>      1.2.1 x
>>      1.2.2 y
>> 2 beta
>>
>> Part 2  second
>>
>> 3 gamma
>>   3.1 a
>>   3.2 b
>>     3.2.1 x
>>     3.2.2 y
>> 4 delta
>>
>> -- 
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Li Yanrui
>>     

The attached sample doesn't meet the original poster's criteria.  It 
produces headings like "1.1 alpha" and "1.1.1 a" instead of the 
requested "1 alpha" and "1.1 a".  Is there any way of achieving this?  
(Under "Part 1", of course.  That's the trick.)

Thanks,
Tad
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Re: The problem with structure of heads in MkIV

[Yanrui Li]

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2009/12/31 Tad Ashlock <taashlo@cyberdude.com>

>
> The attached sample doesn't meet the original poster's criteria.  It
> produces headings like "1.1 alpha" and "1.1.1 a" instead of the requested "1
> alpha" and "1.1 a".  Is there any way of achieving this?  (Under "Part 1",
> of course.  That's the trick.)
>
>
Hi Tad,

The attached sample works ok for me. Can you give me your result which the
sample prodeces?


-- 
Best regards,

Li Yanrui

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Re: The problem with structure of heads in MkIV

[Tad Ashlock]

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Yanrui Li wrote:
>
> 2009/12/31 Tad Ashlock <taashlo@cyberdude.com 
> <mailto:taashlo@cyberdude.com>>
>
>
>     The attached sample doesn't meet the original poster's criteria.
>      It produces headings like "1.1 alpha" and "1.1.1 a" instead of
>     the requested "1 alpha" and "1.1 a".  Is there any way of
>     achieving this?  (Under "Part 1", of course.  That's the trick.)
>
>
> Hi Tad,
>
> The attached sample works ok for me. Can you give me your result which 
> the sample prodeces?
>
>
> -- 
> Best regards,
>
> Li Yanrui


They are attached as "test.tex" (the test input), "test.pdf" and 
"test.log".  Notice how the chapter numbers are "x.y" (where 'x' = 'Part 
#') instead of just "y" as originally requested.  I point this out 
because I've tried to get ConTeXt to do structure numbering like this in 
the past and have had to postpone it due to lack of time.

Thanks,
Tad

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\part{first}
\chapter{alpha}
\section{a}
\section{b}
\subsection{x}
\subsection{y}
\chapter{beta}

\part{second}
\chapter{gamma}
\section{a}
\section{b}
\subsection{x}
\subsection{y}
\chapter{delta}

\stoptext

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Re: The problem with structure of heads in MkIV

[Wolfgang Schuster]

Am 31.12.2009 um 12:47 schrieb Tad Ashlock:

> Yanrui Li wrote:
>> 
>> 2009/12/31 Tad Ashlock <taashlo@cyberdude.com <mailto:taashlo@cyberdude.com>>
>> 
>> 
>>    The attached sample doesn't meet the original poster's criteria.
>>     It produces headings like "1.1 alpha" and "1.1.1 a" instead of
>>    the requested "1 alpha" and "1.1 a".  Is there any way of
>>    achieving this?  (Under "Part 1", of course.  That's the trick.)
>> 
>> 
>> Hi Tad,
>> 
>> The attached sample works ok for me. Can you give me your result which the sample prodeces?
>> 
>> 
>> -- 
>> Best regards,
>> 
>> Li Yanrui
> 
> 
> They are attached as "test.tex" (the test input), "test.pdf" and "test.log".  Notice how the chapter numbers are "x.y" (where 'x' = 'Part #') instead of just "y" as originally requested.  I point this out because I've tried to get ConTeXt to do structure numbering like this in the past and have had to postpone it due to lack of time.

Look at Joshuas example and the sectionsegments settings.

Wolfgang

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Re: The problem with structure of heads in MkIV

[Tad Ashlock]

Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
> Am 31.12.2009 um 12:47 schrieb Tad Ashlock:
>
>   
>> Yanrui Li wrote:
>>     
>>> 2009/12/31 Tad Ashlock <taashlo@cyberdude.com <mailto:taashlo@cyberdude.com>>
>>>
>>>
>>>    The attached sample doesn't meet the original poster's criteria.
>>>     It produces headings like "1.1 alpha" and "1.1.1 a" instead of
>>>    the requested "1 alpha" and "1.1 a".  Is there any way of
>>>    achieving this?  (Under "Part 1", of course.  That's the trick.)
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi Tad,
>>>
>>> The attached sample works ok for me. Can you give me your result which the sample prodeces?
>>>
>>>
>>> -- 
>>> Best regards,
>>>
>>> Li Yanrui
>>>       
>> They are attached as "test.tex" (the test input), "test.pdf" and "test.log".  Notice how the chapter numbers are "x.y" (where 'x' =Part #') instead of just "y" as originally requested.  I point this out because I've tried to get ConTeXt to do structure numbering like this in the past and have had to postpone it due to lack of time.
>>     
>
> Look at Joshuas example and the sectionsegments settings.
>
> Wolfgang

Ahhh...  The problem was that I came at Joshua's message from the online 
mailing list 
<http://archive.contextgarden.net/message/20091230.023239.56a1e396.en.html> 
and the only "attached sample" was the code in the message.  Apparently 
attachments aren't accessible on the mailing list website?

Sorry about wasting your time.
Tad
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Re: The problem with structure of heads in MkIV

[Yanrui Li]

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2010/1/1 Tad Ashlock <taashlo@cyberdude.com>

>
> Ahhh...  The problem was that I came at Joshua's message from the online
> mailing list <
> http://archive.contextgarden.net/message/20091230.023239.56a1e396.en.html>
> and the only "attached sample" was the code in the message.  Apparently
> attachments aren't accessible on the mailing list website?
>
>
Joshua's example:

%%%%
\definestructureresetset[default][0,0][1]
 \setuphead
    [part]
    [resetnumber=no,
     sectionresetset=default,
     placehead=yes]

 \setuphead
    [chapter]
    [sectionsegments=2:100,resetnumber=no]

 \setuphead
   [section][sectionsegments=2:100]

 \setuphead[subsection][sectionsegments=2:100]

 \setuphead
   [subsubsection]
   [sectionsegments=2:100,number=no]
%%%%

-- 
Best regards,

Li Yanrui

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