Am 25.07.2025 um 19:25 schrieb Thomas Meyer:
Now I know the difference of setupnote and setupnotation.
With \setupnote you can change the layout of the note counter in the
running text and a few general settings (e.g. the rule before the note
block) and with \setupnotation you change the layout of the note entry
and the counter settings.
What I don't unterstand is:
why do I need
\definenote [one]
\definenote [two] [one]
to "correct" the order?
In the following example I create to independant note types each with
its own counter and note block.
%%%% begin example
\definenote [one]
\definenote [two]
\starttext
\dorecurse{2}{xxx\one{One \letterhash #1} xxx\two{Two \letterhash #1}
xxx\par}
\stoptext
%%%% end example
In the next example the second note type is a copy of the first one and
both share the same counter and note block but you're able to set a
different style for each of them.
%%%% begin example
\definenote [one]
\definenote [two] [one]
\starttext
\dorecurse{2}{xxx\one{One \letterhash #1} xxx\two{Two \letterhash #1}
xxx\par}
\stoptext
%%%% end example
Wolfgang
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