Am currently dealing with a book that has twenty-one chapters, and the
author (who is visually impaired) follows a range of visually impaired
principles when writing and wanting things published. That's the
background to my question!
MWE
\setuphead[chapter][
header=empty,
alternative=middle,
style={\ssd},
number=yes,
conversion=Word,
command=\MyChapterCommand,
after={\blank[1cm]},
]
Problem is, when we get to chapter Twenty-one (which is the correct way
to write it in English) it gives me 'Twenty One'. Is there a way, in my
setup, that I can force it to give me 'Twenty-one'? (note the hyphen and
the lower case for 'one').
I don't think MyChapterCommand is relevant here, but just in case, this
is it:
\define[2]\MyChapterCommand%
{\framed[frame=on,bottomframe=on,leftframe=off,rightframe=off,topframe=off,align=middle]
{\vbox{\headtext{chapter} #1\blank#2}}}
Julian
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