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> now we can define a new page break: > > \definepagebreak > [chapter] > [yes,header,right]
what is this header keyword?
it triggered the hander defined in [...] (\v!hoofd -> hoofd|header|...)
> look how much cleaner this looks: > > \setuphead > [chapter] > [page=chapter, > header=empty, > footer=chapter]
this is pretty cool! Is it documented somewhere? (besides \def\...)
since the header key is defined here, it's not yet documented -)
\definepagebreak is already there foe some time and not documented (\definepagabreak, \defineblank, \definecolumnbreal ...)
This permits things like:
first version of doc:
\definepagebreak[version1] [yes] .... \page[version1] -> pagebreak
second version of doc:
\definepagebreak[version1][] .... \page[version1] -> ignored \define[agebreak[version2][yes] .... \page[version2] -> pagebreak
Hans
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