Suppose I have a document like this, in ConTeXt:
\define[1]\mymacro{{\it #1}}
\starttext
This is some text. There are some key words in this text,
but I need the code to automatically find
and treat it as if `\mymacro{}` was
written around it.
\stoptext
Given a list of words, is there a way to have ConTeXt mark those words, such that \mymacro{} is treated as being around them?
E.g. if the list of words was: key, written, as if, then the output would make "key", "written", "as if" in italics.
This will be used for more complex functions, such as automatically placing in pictures with a filename matching those the key words, e.g.:
\define[1]\mymacro{
#1 \externalfigure[#1][width=\paperwidth]
}
Is there any way to have ConTeXt automatically treat key words as having a macro on them, even if the macro isn't manually written in?
