2013/11/19 Thomas Möbius <kont...@thomasmoebius.de>:
> 2013/11/18 Wolfgang Schuster <schuster.wolfg...@gmail.com>:
>>
>> Am 15.11.2013 um 17:02 schrieb Thomas Möbius <kont...@thomasmoebius.de>:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> please have a look at the minimal example at the bottom. I am
>>> typesetting theorems and lemmata which are numbered consecutively
>>> within chapters in a book. I used the same code for a document
>>> written in mkii, and I thought I could just reuse it in mkiv.
>>> Obviously, there is something I am missing. Question: How do I get
>>> the same output when compiling the following code with 'context' as
>>> when compiled with 'texexec'.
>>>
>>> When compiled with 'context', the chapter number is missing in the
>>> numbering of theorems. Lemmas are not numbered at all.
>>>
>>> ~~~snip~~~
>>> \setupenumerations
>>> [title=yes,
>>> style=normal,
>>> list=all,
>>> before={\blank[big]},
>>> after={\blank[big]},
>>> location=serried,
>>
>> Change “location=serried” to “alternative=serried”.
>>
>>> width=broad,
>>> distance=0.5em,
>>> headstyle=bold,
>>> titlestyle=bold,
>>> way=bychapter,
>>> conversion=numbers]
>>
>> You have to change “conversion” to “numberconversion” but this isn’t
>> necessary because numbers are the default conversion format.
>>
>> To have chapter numbers as part of the counter add “prefix=yes”.
>>
>>> \defineenumeration
>>> [theorem]
>>> [text=Theorem, listtext={Theorem }]
>>>
>>> \defineenumeration
>>> [lemma]
>>> [text=Lemma, listtext={Lemma }, number=theorem]
>>
>> To use the counter of another enumeration use “counter=theorem”, not
>> “name=theorem”.
>>
>> Wolfgang
>
>
> Thanks Wolfgang for the quick answer. I changed my code accordingly.
> The "prefix=yes" option, though, does not entirely do as I expect it.
> It adds the chapter+section number as a prefix to each theorem (and
> lemma). As I have "way=bychapter" in my options, though, it doesn't
> reset after a new section started (which is what I want!). The effect
> is odd as you can see in the minimal example.
>
> I only want to have the chapter number as a prefix. It's probably
> simple? difficult?
>
> Minimal example:
>
> ~~~snip~~~
> \setupenumerations
> [title=yes,
> style=normal,
> list=all,
> before={\blank[big]},
> after={\blank[big]},
> alternative=serried,
> width=broad,
> distance=0.5em,
> headstyle=bold,
> titlestyle=bold,
> way=bychapter,
> prefix=yes]
>
> \defineenumeration
> [theorem]
> [text=Theorem, listtext={Theorem }]
>
> \defineenumeration
> [lemma]
> [text=Lemma, listtext={Lemma }, counter=theorem]
>
> \starttext
>
> \chapter{First chapter}
>
> \section{First section}
>
> \theorem Hello
>
> \theorem Hello
>
> \lemma Hello
>
> \theorem Hello
>
> \section{Second section}
>
> \lemma Hello
>
> \theorem Hello
>
> \chapter{Second chapter}
>
> \section{First section}
>
> \theorem Hello
>
> \lemma Hello
>
> \section{Second section}
>
> \lemma Hello
>
> \theorem Hello
>
> \stoptext
> ~~~snip~~~
To answer my own question, adding
way=bychapter,
prefixsegments=chapter,
did the job!
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