%% Defining \proclaim style Remark, Lemmas, Theorem, Corollary, etc
\defineenumeration[remark]
[text=Remark,
location=serried,
width=fit,
right={.~}]
\setupenumerations[remark]
[prefix=yes,
prefixsegments=section] % or prefixsegments=chapter:section
\setupnumber[remark][way=bysection]
\defineenumeration[lemma]
[text=Lemma,
location=serried,
width=fit,
counter=remark, % only use counter of remark
style=slanted,
right={.~}]
\setupenumerations[lemma]
[prefix=yes,
prefixsegments=section]
\defineenumeration[theorem]
[text=Theorem,
location=serried,
width=fit,
counter=remark,
style=slanted,
right={.~}]
\setupenumerations[theorem]
[prefix=yes,
prefixsegments=section]
\starttext
\title{First and only title of the article}
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\doifmodeelse{mkiv}
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LuaTeX version \the\luatexversion,
LuaTeX revision \luatexrevision,
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\type{context basic-test.tex}\par}
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using the command: \par
\type{texexec basic-test.tex}\par}
ConTeXt version \contextversion.
Here we don't have any section.
\startremark
This is a silly remark.
\stopremark
\startlemma[lem:elem]
This is an elementary result.
\stoplemma
\starttheorem
This is a deep theorem.
\stoptheorem
\startremark
This is a silly remark.
\stopremark
\startlemma
This is an elementary result.
\stoplemma
\starttheorem
This is a deep theorem.
\stoptheorem
\section{This is a section}
Here we do have a section.
\startremark
This is a silly remark.
\stopremark
\startlemma
This is an elementary result.
\stoplemma
\starttheorem
This is a deep theorem.
\stoptheorem
\startremark[rem:silly]
This is a silly remark.
\stopremark
\startlemma
This is an elementary result.
\stoplemma
\starttheorem[thm:deep]
This is a deep theorem.
\stoptheorem
As mentioned in remark \in[rem:silly], the results of lemma \in[lem:elem] and that of theorem \in[thm:deep] are trivial.
\stoptext
