Rather than doing this dirtily and on the fly (as implied by the quoted
code, I'd like to use synonyms in a more cleaner fashion: separate calling
and definition.
I have come up with the following code, but have two problems:
1) '<abb key="key" opt="full"/>' just gives me '[key]' after
defining '<abbreviation key="key"><short>shortkey</short><full>slightly
longer key</full></abbreviation>'.
2) The '\XMLop{key}' should really be the result of that preceeded by a '\'
to make the short version callable as a command. How to do that?
Thanks for any help,
Joh
% setup 'synonymes' list called 'abbreviations'
\definesynonyms[abbreviation][abbreviations][\infull]
% give all out in the list
\setupsynonyms[abbreviation][criterium=all]
% <abbreviations/> calls the completelist as a 'chapter'
\defineXMLargument [abbreviations] {\completelistofabbreviations}
% abbreviations are defined as follows
\defineXMLenvironment
[abbreviation]
[key=]
{
\defineXMLsave[short]
\defineXMLsave[full]
}
{\expanded{\abbreviation[\XMLop{key}]{\XMLflush{short}}{\XMLflush{full}}}}
% abbreviations are recalled like this (short version is the default)
\defineXMLargument
[abb]
[key=,opt=short]
{
\doifelse{\XMLop{opt}}{full}
{\expanded{\infull{\XMLop{key}}}}
{\XMLop{key}}
}
Johannes Graumann wrote:
> \definesynonyms[abbreviation][abbreviations][\infull]
>
> \defineXMLargument
> [abbrev]
> [short=,full=]
> {\expanded{\abbreviation{\XMLop{short}}{\XMLop{full}}}}
>
> \defineXMLargument [abbreviations] {\completelistofabbreviations}
>
> \starttext
> \startXMLdata
> <abbreviations/>
> Blabla short<abbrev short="short" full="slightly longer short"/>.
> \stopXMLdata
> \stoptext
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