Am 15.05.26 um 19:54 schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:
If you want an automatic glossary, where only referenced word appear you
need \definesynonyms (you can find an example in the wiki).
For a manual glossary where you provide a list of words for the reader
you can use \startitemize in combination with \txt for short entries or
use the description mechanism ´when you have long entries.
For the Glossary in my German ConTeXt book, I used this:
\definedescription[Lemma][
headstyle=bold, style=normal,
align={flushleft,hanging,verytolerant},
alternative=serried,
distance=0.5em,
width=fit, indent=3em,
before=, after=,]
\defineprocessor[glossar][color=ColGlossar]
\define[2]\startlemma{\startLemma{#1}\index[glossar->]{#1}\textreference[lemma:#1]{#1}\doifsomething{#2}{
{\it〈{\en #2}〉}~}}
\define\stoplemma{\stopLemma}
\define[1]\seelemma{→\about[lemma:#1]}
\define[1]\ctx{{\tfx\tt❲\,\color[ColLeitf]{#1}\,❳} \autoinsertnextspace}
And then:
\startlemma{Example}{English translation} \ctx{\CONTEXT\ term}
Description \seelemma{Something}\stoplemma
The lemmas are sorted manually and referenced in the normal keyword
index, but colored.
Hraban
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