Am 24.06.2014 um 21:46 schrieb Maggyero <maggy...@gmail.com>:
> > why use math here?
>
> It was to avoid oldstyle figures that I use by default. But finally it's
> better to use oldstyle figures even in tables.
You can enable lining (and tabular) figures in the table when you don’t want
oldstyle figures.
> Another question about fonts. Is there a way to define a conditional
> mathcommand based on the current alternative style? For instance, in the
> following example I would like to keep the bold effect but with adaptation to
> the local alternative style (in text mode, when the local alternative style
> is \tf I would like the mathcommand to be \bf, when it is \it I would like
> \bi, when it is \bf I would like \bf and when it is \bi I would like still
> \bi):
You can access the current font alternative with the \fontalternative command
(below is a old example I wrote a few months ago).
\def\Test
{\processaction
[\fontalternative]
[ tf=>Upright,
it=>Italic,
sl=>Slanted,
bf=>Bold,
bi=>Bolditalic,
bs=>Boldslanted,
unknown=>Unknown fontalternative]}
\starttext
“\Test” {\it “\Test”} {\bs “\Test”} {\sc “\Test”}
\stoptext
Wolfgang
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