On 2/23/2018 9:38 PM, Schmitz Thomas A. wrote:
Hi,
I like to add a sort of watermark with info about the git revision at the
bottom of some files that I typeset. I’m using Lua, so I have:
context(os.resultof("git --no-pager log --pretty='%h of %aD' -1 foo.xml”))
which gives something like "git revision b085c92a of Wed, 14 Feb 2018 12:49:35
+0100.” Suppose I want to make this more general. What would be the easiest way to
either say “the xml file that is being processed” (something like arg[1]) or “the
xml file whose name is in the Lua variable ‘foo?’”
I'm not sure if i understand well but something
\startluacode
context.setupdocument {
gitversion = string.strip(os.resultof("git --no-pager log
--pretty='%h of %aD' -1 foo.tex") or "")
}
\stopluacode
\setupfootertexts
[this is from file: \documentvariable{gitversion}]
\starttext
test
\stoptext
(as long as uou make sure you call the got command only once and not
again in each footer)
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