> Does this do what you want?
>
> %\TracingFormats=1
> \starttable[|b{\digits}r|]
> \NC 1.@@ \NC \AR
> \NC 1.1@ \NC \AR
> \NC 1.11 \NC \AR
> \NC 11.11 \NC \AR
> \stoptable
>
> Aditya
Hi Aditya,
Thank you for this solution. I saw it on the wiki before I sent my first
e-mail: it is actually less powerful than a \NN command, as it applies to
the whole column, whereas \NN can apply to a single cell. (See the example
below)
My current solution is to define a new command
\define\NN{\NC\digits}
It (apparently) does not clash with the \NN command in tabulate, but it
seems like a dangerous hack. What is your opinion?
Thanks for your time!
Morgan
\setdigitmode 2
\define\NN{\NC\digits}
\starttext
\starttabulate[|r|]
\NN 1.@@ \AR
\NN 1.11 \AR
\NC hello \AR
\stoptabulate
\starttable[|r|]
\NN 1.@@ \AR
\NN 1.11 \AR
\NC hello \AR
\stoptable
\starttable[|b{\digits}r|]
\NC 1.@@ \AR
\NC 1.11 \AR
\NC hello \AR
\stoptable
\stoptext
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