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| − | The command <tt>\setregisterentry</tt> is used for putting the entry to the register. | + | The command <tt>\setregisterentry</tt> is used for putting the entry to the register. Contrary to <tt>\index</tt> command it allows user to specify sorting keys of up to three levels. |
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| − | <cd:examples></cd:examples> | + | <cd:examples><cd:example title="Basic example (3 levels)">\setupregister[index][balance=no] |
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| + | \starttext | ||
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| + | \chapter{Alfred Hitchcock} | ||
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| + | The Skin Game (1931) \setregisterentry[index] | ||
| + | [keys:1=Hitchcock Alfred, | ||
| + | entries:1={Hitchcock, Alfred}, | ||
| + | keys:2=1931, | ||
| + | entries:2=1931, | ||
| + | keys:3=Skin Game, | ||
| + | entries:3={Skin Game, The}] | ||
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| + | Mary (1931) \setregisterentry[index] | ||
| + | [keys:1=Hitchcock Alfred, | ||
| + | entries:1={Hitchcock, Alfred}, | ||
| + | keys:2=1931, | ||
| + | entries:2=1931, | ||
| + | keys:3=Mary, | ||
| + | entries:3=Mary] | ||
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| + | Rich and Strange (1931) \setregisterentry[index] | ||
| + | [keys:1=Hitchcock Alfred, | ||
| + | entries:1={Hitchcock, Alfred}, | ||
| + | keys:2=1931, | ||
| + | entries:2=1931, | ||
| + | keys:3=Rich and Strange, | ||
| + | entries:3=Rich and Strange] | ||
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| + | Number Seventeen (1932) \setregisterentry[index] | ||
| + | [keys:1=Hitchcock Alfred, | ||
| + | entries:1={Hitchcock, Alfred}, | ||
| + | keys:2=1932, | ||
| + | entries:2=1932, | ||
| + | keys:3=Number Seventeen, | ||
| + | entries:3=Number Seventeen] | ||
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| + | |||
| + | \blank | ||
| + | |||
| + | \placeregister[index] % without title | ||
| + | |||
| + | \stoptext | ||
| + | </cd:example></cd:examples> | ||
<cd:notes></cd:notes> | <cd:notes></cd:notes> | ||
<cd:seealso> | <cd:seealso> | ||
Revision as of 14:13, 12 October 2020
Contents
\setregisterentry
Summary
The command \setregisterentry is used for putting the entry to the register. Contrary to \index command it allows user to specify sorting keys of up to three levels.
Settings
| \setregisterentry[...][...=...,...][...=...,...] | |
| [...] | name |
| label | name |
| keys | text processor->text |
| entries | text processor->text |
| keys:1 | text |
| keys:2 | text |
| keys:3 | text |
| entries:1 | text |
| entries:2 | text |
| entries:3 | text |
| alternative | text |
| key | value |
Description
Examples
Basic example (3 levels)
\setupregister[index][balance=no]
\starttext
\chapter{Alfred Hitchcock}
The Skin Game (1931) \setregisterentry[index]
[keys:1=Hitchcock Alfred,
entries:1={Hitchcock, Alfred},
keys:2=1931,
entries:2=1931,
keys:3=Skin Game,
entries:3={Skin Game, The}]
Mary (1931) \setregisterentry[index]
[keys:1=Hitchcock Alfred,
entries:1={Hitchcock, Alfred},
keys:2=1931,
entries:2=1931,
keys:3=Mary,
entries:3=Mary]
Rich and Strange (1931) \setregisterentry[index]
[keys:1=Hitchcock Alfred,
entries:1={Hitchcock, Alfred},
keys:2=1931,
entries:2=1931,
keys:3=Rich and Strange,
entries:3=Rich and Strange]
Number Seventeen (1932) \setregisterentry[index]
[keys:1=Hitchcock Alfred,
entries:1={Hitchcock, Alfred},
keys:2=1932,
entries:2=1932,
keys:3=Number Seventeen,
entries:3=Number Seventeen]
\blank
\placeregister[index] % without title
\stoptext
