> I could support name=yes and alike but I can't drop the
> \setupletter[list=...] because you need it to define your own
> reference
> line with personalized elements, e.g. your working in a company
> a put a sign for the letter there plus the number of the office etc.
I'm sorry, didn't think of that. It makes sense, of course.
>> Another possibility would be removing the "backaddress=yes" switch
>> completely. Then if backaddress data is supplied it's printed along
>> with the line below and if not, well, then leave out the separator
>> line.
>>
>> What do you think?
>
> Have you tried what will happen with a enabled backaddress and
> no value for backaddress, fromname and fromaddress are shown
> as backaddress but I don't rely on this feature and change it to
> waht you suggested.
I've just tried this quickly and this seems even better … then what
about removing the option "backaddress=yes" from "\setupletterstyle"
and provide a key "auto" for "backaddress" in "\setupletter"? Thus:
1. No backaddress line
\setupletter
[fromname={Arthur Thor},
fromaddress={Hidden Street 2\\57895 Mysterytown}]
2. backaddress line generated from sender information
\setupletter
[fromname={Arthur Thor},
fromaddress={Hidden Street 2\\57895 Mysterytown},
backaddress=auto]
3. Custom backaddress
\setupletter
[fromname={Arthur Thor},
fromaddress={Hidden Street 2\\57895 Mysterytown},
backaddress={Thor Inc., Mystery Street 5, 59875 Hidden Town}]
Oliver
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