On 1-3-2012 16:14, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Hi Hans,
there is a problem with sub enumerations and notes in the new construct code.
As you can see in the example below there is no difference between \test and
\subtest:
\starttext
\defineenumeration[test][text=Test,title=no]
\starttest
One
\stoptest
\startsubtest
One
\stopsubtest
\test Two\par
\subtest Two\par
\stoptext
The problem is here because both \test and \subtest expand to
\strc_enumerations_command{test}, changing \currentenumeration to “#1” will fix
it.
how about
% to be considered:
%
% \let\??construction\??enumeration
%
% with push/pop (also at definition time)
\unexpanded\def\strc_define_commands_enumeration#1#2#3% current level parent
{\doifelsenothing{#3}
{\normalexpanded{\defineconstruction[#1][\s!handler=\v!enumeration,\c!level=#2]}%
\setevalue{\??enumeration#1:\s!parent }{\??enumeration}%
}%
{\normalexpanded{\defineconstruction[#1][#3][\s!handler=\v!enumeration,\c!level=#2]}%
\setevalue{\??enumeration#1:\s!parent }{\??enumeration#3}%
}%
\setuevalue{\e!next #1}{\strc_enumerations_next }%
\setuevalue{\c!reset#1}{\strc_enumerations_reset }%
%setuevalue{\c!set #1}{\strc_enumerations_set }%
\setuevalue {#1}{\strc_enumerations_command{#1}}%
\setuevalue{\e!start#1}{\strc_enumerations_start {#1}}%
\setuevalue{\e!stop #1}{\strc_enumerations_stop }}
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