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%D \module
%D [ file=page-mak, % copied from main-001,
%D version=1997.03.31,
%D title=\CONTEXT\ Page Macros,
%D subtitle=Simple MakeUp,
%D author=Hans Hagen,
%D date=\currentdate,
%D copyright={PRAGMA ADE \& \CONTEXT\ Development Team}]
%C
%C This module is part of the \CONTEXT\ macro||package and is
%C therefore copyrighted by \PRAGMA. See mreadme.pdf for
%C details.
\writestatus{loading}{ConTeXt Page Macros / MakeUp}
\unprotect
%D \macros
%D {definemakeup, setupmakeup, startmakeup}
%D
%D A makeup is a separate page, like a title page or colofon.
%D There is one standard makeup page, but you can define more
%D if needed.
%D
%D \starttyping
%D \startstandardmakeup
%D My Fancy Title
%D \stopstandardmakeup
%D \stoptyping
%D
%D The associated commands are:
%D
%D \showsetup{definemakeup}
%D \showsetup{setupmakeup}
%D \showsetup{startmakeup}
%D New is that we have a layout with the same name so one can set
%D up a special layout tthat then gets used.
\installcorenamespace{makeup}
\installcorenamespace{makeupdoublesided}
\installcommandhandler \??makeup {makeup} \??makeup
\appendtoks
\setuevalue{\e!start\currentmakeup\e!makeup}{\startmakeup[\currentmakeup]}%
\setuevalue{\e!stop \currentmakeup\e!makeup}{\stopmakeup}%
\doiflayoutdefinedelse\currentmakeup\donothing{\definelayout[\currentmakeup]}% new
\to \everydefinemakeup
%D The \type{\start}||\type{\stop} macros are used for both
%D the direct and indirect way. The parameterless call will
%D build a simple box.
\unexpanded\def\startmakeup
{\dodoubleempty\page_makeup_start}
\let\stopmakeup\relax
\def\page_makeup_start
{\iffirstargument
\expandafter\page_makeup_start_yes
\else
\expandafter\page_makeup_start_nop
\fi}
%D The simple case: just a box with text dimensions.
\unexpanded\def\page_makeup_start_nop[#name][#settings]% dummies
{\page
\setupheader[\c!state=\v!empty]%
\setupfooter[\c!state=\v!empty]%
\bgroup
\forgetall % else indented flush
\dontcomplain
\vbox to \textheight \bgroup
\setsystemmode\v!makeup
\hsize\textwidth
\let\stopmakeup\page_makeup_stop_nop}
\unexpanded\def\page_makeup_stop_nop
{\egroup
\egroup
\page}
%D The normal variant.
\newbox \b_page_makeup
\newtoks\t_page_makeup_every_setup
\def\page_makeup_start_yes[#name][#settings]%
{\doifelsenothing{\namedmakeupparameter{#name}\c!page}
{\page}% new, so best not have dangling mess here like references (we could capture then and flush embedded)
{\page[\namedmakeupparameter{#name}\c!page]}%
\startlayout[#name]% includes \page
\bgroup
\edef\currentmakeup{#name}%
\setupcurrentmakeup[#settings]%
\setsystemmode\v!makeup
\the\t_page_makeup_every_setup
\makeupparameter\c!commands % hm, what is this one doing here ?
\forgetall % else indented flush
\dontcomplain
\global\setbox\b_page_makeup\vbox to \makeupparameter\c!height \bgroup
\usemakeupstyleandcolor\c!style\c!color
\hsize\makeupparameter\c!width
\setupalign[\makeupparameter\c!align]%
\doprocesslocalsetups{\makeupparameter\c!setups}% lua(..),xml(...,..),tex(..)
\makeupparameter\c!top
\let\stopmakeup\page_makeup_stop_yes}
\unexpanded\def\page_makeup_stop_yes
{\endgraf
\makeupparameter\c!bottom
\egroup
\pushpagestate % new
\makeupparameter\c!before
\relax % to be sure we don't enter the \if
\ifdim\ht\b_page_makeup>\vsize
\ht\b_page_makeup\vsize % is already set to \textheight (maybe set dp to 0)
\fi
\setuppagenumber[\c!state=\makeupparameter\c!pagestate]%
\box\b_page_makeup
\the\t_page_makeup_every_setup
\page
\makeupparameter\c!after
\relax % to be sure we don't enter the \if
\ifdoublesided \ifodd\realpageno \else
\getvalue{\??makeupdoublesided\makeupparameter\c!doublesided}%
\fi \fi
\poppagestate % new
\egroup
\stoplayout} % includes \page
\setvalue{\??makeupdoublesided\v!yes}%
{\emptyhbox
\page}
\setvalue{\??makeupdoublesided\v!empty}%
{\the\t_page_makeup_every_setup
% == \page[\v!dummy]
\page[\v!blank]%
\emptyhbox
\page}
%D The text surrounding the main body text can be influenced
%D by setting their associated status variables. The
%D connection between them is made by the following macro
\appendtoks % this might need a revision
\setupfooter[\c!state=\makeupparameter\c!footerstate]%
\setupheader[\c!state=\makeupparameter\c!headerstate]%
\setuptext [\c!state=\makeupparameter\c!textstate]%
\setupbottom[\c!state=\makeupparameter\c!bottomstate]%
\setuptop [\c!state=\makeupparameter\c!topstate]%
\to \t_page_makeup_every_setup
%D The standard page template is defined as follows:
\setupmakeup
[\c!width=\innermakeupwidth, % example in manual / was \makeupwidth
\c!height=\textheight, % example in manual
%\c!commands=,
%\c!setups=,
%\c!color=,
%\c!align=,
%\c!before=,
%\c!after=,
\c!page=\v!right,
\c!doublesided=\v!empty,
\c!top=\vss,
\c!bottom=\vss,
\c!bottomstate=\v!normal,
\c!topstate=\v!normal,
\c!textstate=\v!normal,
\c!headerstate=\v!stop,
\c!footerstate=\v!stop,
\c!pagestate=\v!stop] % in manual ! ! !
\definemakeup
[\v!standard]
[\c!width=\innermakeupwidth,
\c!height=\textheight,
\c!page=\v!right,
\c!doublesided=\v!empty]
\definemakeup
[\v!text]
[\c!topstate=\v!start,
\c!headerstate=\v!start,
\c!textstate=\v!start,
\c!footerstate=\v!start,
\c!bottomstate=\v!start,
\c!doublesided=\v!no,
\c!page=\v!yes,
\c!top=\pseudostrut\ignorespaces,
\c!bottom=\obeydepth\vss]
\definemakeup
[\v!page]
[]
\definemakeup
[\v!middle]
[\v!standard]
% \definelayout[standard]
% \definelayout[text]
\protect
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