xmldoif, \startSECTION ... \stopSECTION and \setuphead

xmldoif, \startSECTION ... \stopSECTION and \setuphead

[Pablo Rodriguez]

Dear list,

I have the following sample:

    \setuphead[chapter]
        [beforesection=\TeX,
         aftersection=\TeX]
    \starttext
    \startchapter[title=Chapter,
        beforesection=\ConTeXt,
        aftersection=\ConTeXt]
        This is my chapter.
    \stopchapter
    \stoptext

After checking i-context, the options for the second pair of brackets are:

  KEY = VALUE

Well, I think this is the standard case. Aren’t values inherited from
\setuphead? What would be the valid keys for this case?

I need to use \xmldoif in beforesection and aftersection. As far as I
can see, it doesn’t work inside \setuphead.

What would be my approach to deal with "\xmldoif{#1}{.[@id='topic' and
contains(@class,'hidden')]}" in beforesection?

I realize that "\definehead[specialchapter][chapter]" would be a
workaround, but I would like to find a more proper solution.

Many thanks for your help,

Pablo
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Re: xmldoif, \startSECTION ... \stopSECTION and \setuphead

[Pablo Rodriguez]

On 5/16/19 6:43 PM, Pablo Rodriguez wrote:
> [...]
> What would be my approach to deal with "\xmldoif{#1}{.[@id='topic' and
> contains(@class,'hidden')]}" in beforesection?
>
> I realize that "\definehead[specialchapter][chapter]" would be a
> workaround, but I would like to find a more proper solution.

It would be a workaround for the sample I submitted, but not for "\xmldoif".

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Re: xmldoif, \startSECTION ... \stopSECTION and \setuphead

[Wolfgang Schuster]

Pablo Rodriguez schrieb am 16.05.2019 um 18:43:
> Dear list,
>
> I have the following sample:
>
>      \setuphead[chapter]
>          [beforesection=\TeX,
>           aftersection=\TeX]
>      \starttext
>      \startchapter[title=Chapter,
>          beforesection=\ConTeXt,
>          aftersection=\ConTeXt]
>          This is my chapter.
>      \stopchapter
>      \stoptext
>
> After checking i-context, the options for the second pair of brackets are:
>
>    KEY = VALUE
>
> Well, I think this is the standard case. Aren’t values inherited from
> \setuphead? What would be the valid keys for this case?
The second argument is for userdata, i.e. you can use your own keys to 
store information for a section (e.g. the author or a subtitle).

Wolfgang

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Re: xmldoif, \startSECTION ... \stopSECTION and \setuphead

[Pablo Rodriguez]

On 5/16/19 8:45 PM, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
> Pablo Rodriguez schrieb am 16.05.2019 um 18:43:
>> [...]
>> After checking i-context, the options for the second pair of brackets are:
>>
>>    KEY = VALUE
>>
>> Well, I think this is the standard case. Aren’t values inherited from
>> \setuphead? What would be the valid keys for this case?
>
> The second argument is for userdata, i.e. you can use your own keys to
> store information for a section (e.g. the author or a subtitle).

Many thanks for your reply, Wolfgang.

Pablo
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