[NTG-context] Macro in macro?

2012-11-12 Thread H. Özoguz 

Hello,

I have this code:

%%%
\def\wr[#1]{»#1«}


\def\wrr[#1]{›#1‹}


\starttext


Quote: \wr[He said: \wrr[Hello!] ]


\stoptext



It should print

Quote: »He said: ›Hello!‹ «

but it returns the ending quotation mark in the wrong order. Why? And 
how to correct that?

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Re: [NTG-context] Macro in macro?

2012-11-12 Thread Marco Patzer 
2012-11-12 H. Özoguz:

> but it returns the ending quotation mark in the wrong order. Why?

You forgot the braces:

Quote: \wr[{He said: \wrr[Hello!]}]

> And  how to correct that?

\setuplanguage
  [leftquotation=»,
   rightquotation=«,
   leftquote=›,
   rightquote=‹]

\starttext
  Quote: \quotation{He said: \quote{Hello!}}
\stoptext


Marco

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