On 9/7/07, William S. <loumzie@gmail.com> wrote:
> The guidelines specify that captions for code which is longer than one page
> or crosses page boundaries should be reprinted and the title changed to
> (continued).
>
> example:
>
> Program Segment 1.1: Hello World
>   #include <stdio.h>
>   main() {
>
> ...on next page...
>
> Program Segment 1.1: (continued)
>     printf("hello world!\n");
>   }
>

Thanks to Wolfgang's help the splitting problem is solved. However,
after the float is split, the captions get extra numbers (1.1.A,
1.1.B, etc).

I tried to "solve" this by using \setupfloatsplitting[conversions=...]
but even if I defined a conversion that prints nothing, the caption
would look like "Program Segment 1.1." (the final separator is still
printed).

I suppose a better way would be to override the command that makes the
captions (\setupcaption[ProgramSegment][command=...]) so that it
prints the real caption text in the first part, and "(continued)" in
the next parts.
However, I've searched the mailing list archive and I can't find an
example on what to put inside the command.

Can someone give me a clue as to what I should put inside the command
or maybe someone will have a better idea (maybe using
\setupfloatsplitting[inbetween=...])?

I've attached a slightly modified version of Wolfgang's document (I
added a conversion for the setupfloatsplitting).

Thanks,
William.