On 2013–02–19 Kumar Appaiah wrote: > I am making a presentation that involves some simple animations. The > way I make those animations is by: > > 1. Stopping page numbering. > 2. Flipping through the same slide repeated, but with img0, img1, img2 etc. > 3. Start page numbering. > > The problem with my naïve approach of repeating slides is that fixing > a spelling error or making changes implies that I have to do it several > times for an “animated” slide, and is error-prone.
You could use buffers:
\newdimen\cnt
\starttext
\startbuffer [greenbar]
\blackrule[width=4cm, height=5mm, color=green]
\stopbuffer
\dorecurse{10}{%%
\blackrule[width=\textwidth]
\advance\cnt1cm \hskip\cnt
\getbuffer[greenbar]\page}
\stoptext
Marco
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