On Tue, 15 Sep 2015, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:

>> Jaroslav Hajtmar <mailto:hajtmar@gyza.cz>
>> 15. September 2015 11:31
>> Hello ConTeXist.
>> 
>> I do not know if I'm not mistake somewhere, but it seems to me that the 
>> macro \doifnotmodeelse does not work. Can anyone verify this?
> There is no command with this name because there is no need for it and it 
> won’t be different from \doifmodeelse with the exception that the second 
> and third arguments are switched. Below is a short summary of the available 
> mode tests.
>
> The \doifmode{}{} command is used when you want to show/enable something 
> when the requested mode is enabled.
>
> The \doifnotmode{}{} command is used when you to show/enable something when 
> the requested mode is disable or not set.
>
> With the \doifelsemode{}{}{} (you can also use the alternative name 
> \doifmodeelse) you can show/enable different things dependent whether the 
> requested mode is enabled or disabled.

My bad. I thought that I had checked this when writing the article on 
modes. I'll update the wiki accordingly.

Aditya