[NTG-context] Wrong Lua package loaded by 'require'

[Przemek Wesolek]

Hi,

I have problems using PGF graph drawing with ConTeXt. The problem is
described on https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/414102/

It all boils down to Lua trying to load wrong file. When

  require 'pgf.gd.control'

is called, ConTeXt resolvers come into play and 'lua variable format'
locates Control.lua -- note the uppercase letter here -- which cannot be
loaded (on Linux) and 'require' fails:

> sandbox > requiring: pgf.gd.control
> resolvers   > libraries > locating, level '1', method 'already loaded', 
> name 'pgf.gd.control'
> resolvers   > libraries > locating, level '1', method 'preload table', 
> name 'pgf.gd.control'
> resolvers   > libraries > locating, level '1', method 'lua variable 
> format', name 'pgf.gd.control'
> resolvers   > libraries > lua format, checking 33 paths
> resolvers   > libraries > lua format, identifying 'pgf/gd/control.lua' 
> using format 'tex'
> resolvers   > libraries > lua format, 'pgf/gd/control.lua' found on 
> '/opt/texlive/2017/texmf-dist/tex/generic/pgf/graphdrawing/lua/pgf/gd/Control.lua'
> resolvers   > libraries > locating, level '1', method 'lib variable 
> format', name 'pgf.gd.control'

I suspect some part of the system (ConTeXt? kpsewhich? TeXLive?) messes
up and the resolver instead of pgf/gd/control.lua hits
pgf/gd/force/Control.lua. But I have plainly no experience in where to
look...

One more place, where I found some traces: in
texmf-var/luatex-cache/context/a86c089b384a3076dc514ba966a1fac9/trees/929f6dbc83f6d3b65
dab91f1efa4aacb.lua file I have (in ["content"]["files"])

> ["control.lua"]={ "tex/generic/pgf/graphdrawing/lua/pgf/gd", 
> "tex/generic/pgf/graphdrawing/lua/pgf/gd/force" }

as well as (in ["content"]["remap"])

> ["control.lua"]="Control.lua"

Clearly not OK.

My system is current TeXLive 2017. LuaTeX 1.0.4. ConTeXt 1.01. Ubuntu
14.04 and 16.04.

Regards,
Przemek

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Re: [NTG-context] Sending data from lua to context and back to lua

[Rudolf Bahr]

On Wed, Feb 07, 2018 at 06:39:53PM +0100, Bahr Rudolf wrote:
> 
> Hello Contexteers!
> 
> Sometimes the necessity could arise to send data from lua to context
> and answers back to lua. I tried this by using "read" and
> "immediate\write" commands in context. These commands are described
> in chapter 21 and 22 of Donald E. Knuth's "The TeXbook".
> 
> My question is: Do there exist better and more simple solutions?
> Here is my WE which is admittedly a little bit ugly, but it works.
> Appended the pdf-output:
> 
> 
> \starttext
> 
> \startluacode
> 
> tex.print("Here is lua.")
> tex.print(" ")
> tex.print("I'm sending some picture names to Context in order to get back 
> their sizes.")
> 
> local imageA = "2007-01-01---Intro.png"
> local imageB = "2007-01-01---Neujahrsballade---1.png"
> local imageC = "2007-01-01---Neujahrsballade---2.png"
> 
> local f = assert(io.open("contextin.txt", "w"))
> f:write(imageA .. "\n" .. imageB .. "\n" .. imageC)
> f:close()
> 
> \stopluacode
> 
> % -
> 
> \openin15=contextin.txt
> 
> \read15 to \zeileA
> \read15 to \zeileB
> \read15 to \zeileC
> 
> \closein15
> 
> \vskip\lineheight
> =
> \vskip\lineheight
> Here is \CONTEXT\ and what I got from Lua:
> \vskip\lineheight
> 
> \zeileA \\
> \zeileB \\
> \zeileC
> 
> \vskip\lineheight
> Now I'm working ... and write my answers to a file for lua: \\
> 
> \zeileA\ width=3000pt height=2000pt \\
> \zeileB\ width=1200pt height=900pt  \\
> \zeileC\ width=1600pt height=1200pt \\
> 
> \immediate\openout7=contextout.txt
> 
> \immediate\write7{\zeileA\ width=3000pt height=2000pt \\}
> \immediate\write7{\zeileB\ width=1200pt height=900pt  \\}
> \immediate\write7{\zeileC\ width=1600pt height=1200pt \\}
> 
> \immediate\closeout7
> 
> \vskip\lineheight
> =
> \vskip\lineheight
> 
> % -
> 
> \startluacode
> 
> tex.print("Here is lua again and what I got back from Context:")
> tex.print(" ")
> tex.print(" ")
> 
> local f = assert(io.open("contextout.txt", "r"))
> local contexts_answer = f:read("*a")
> f:close()
> 
> tex.print(contexts_answer)
> 
> \stopluacode
> 
> 
> \stoptext
> 
> 
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Rudolf
> 

Sorry, Donald E. Knuth's macros aren't in chapters 21 and 22, but in
chapters 20 and 21!

Rudolf 

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Re: [NTG-context] Overwritten text with newcolumnsets

[Charles Vejnar]

Thanks Hans. It did fix it.

I am trying to add a figure now using \placefigure. But the placement in 
brackets is always ignored. AFAIK it's normal to get a figure at the top 
of a new page when it's larger than a column but it's also always on the 
left. I would like to get it horizontally centered (on the top of the 
next page as it is already). Any way to achieve that?


Thanks again for your help.

Charles

On 02/06/2018 06:03 PM, Hans Hagen wrote:

On 2/6/2018 9:51 PM, Charles Vejnar wrote:

Hi,

I am trying to get a two-column document with figures. After failing 
with \startcolumns, I tried with newcolumnsets. But the most basic 
example (see below) is not working properly. The text at the bottom of 
the first page gets overwritten by the first two line of the column.


I think this problem was also reported on Sept 22, 2016 by Jose Luis 
Arellano on this mailing-list.


Do you confirm the problem? Any way/plan to fix it?

Thanks so much for your help.

Best,
Charles


% start of example
\usemodule[newcolumnsets]
\definecolumnset[example][n=2]
\starttext
\startcolumnset[example]
\dorecurse{12}{\input knuth \par}
\stopcolumnset
\stoptext
% end of example

i'm not surew what goes wrong there but you can best run with

\setuplayout[grid=yes]

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[NTG-context] Sending data from lua to context and back to lua

[Rudolf Bahr]

Hello Contexteers!

Sometimes the necessity could arise to send data from lua to context
and answers back to lua. I tried this by using "read" and
"immediate\write" commands in context. These commands are described
in chapter 21 and 22 of Donald E. Knuth's "The TeXbook".

My question is: Do there exist better and more simple solutions?
Here is my WE which is admittedly a little bit ugly, but it works.
Appended the pdf-output:


\starttext

\startluacode

tex.print("Here is lua.")
tex.print(" ")
tex.print("I'm sending some picture names to Context in order to get back their 
sizes.")

local imageA = "2007-01-01---Intro.png"
local imageB = "2007-01-01---Neujahrsballade---1.png"
local imageC = "2007-01-01---Neujahrsballade---2.png"

local f = assert(io.open("contextin.txt", "w"))
f:write(imageA .. "\n" .. imageB .. "\n" .. imageC)
f:close()

\stopluacode

% -

\openin15=contextin.txt

\read15 to \zeileA
\read15 to \zeileB
\read15 to \zeileC

\closein15

\vskip\lineheight
=
\vskip\lineheight
Here is \CONTEXT\ and what I got from Lua:
\vskip\lineheight

\zeileA \\
\zeileB \\
\zeileC

\vskip\lineheight
Now I'm working ... and write my answers to a file for lua: \\

\zeileA\ width=3000pt height=2000pt \\
\zeileB\ width=1200pt height=900pt  \\
\zeileC\ width=1600pt height=1200pt \\

\immediate\openout7=contextout.txt

\immediate\write7{\zeileA\ width=3000pt height=2000pt \\}
\immediate\write7{\zeileB\ width=1200pt height=900pt  \\}
\immediate\write7{\zeileC\ width=1600pt height=1200pt \\}

\immediate\closeout7

\vskip\lineheight
=
\vskip\lineheight

% -

\startluacode

tex.print("Here is lua again and what I got back from Context:")
tex.print(" ")
tex.print(" ")

local f = assert(io.open("contextout.txt", "r"))
local contexts_answer = f:read("*a")
f:close()

tex.print(contexts_answer)

\stopluacode


\stoptext



Best regards,

Rudolf



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[NTG-context] Typesetting an interview

[Henning Hraban Ramm]

Ahoi,
I’m trying to typeset an interview and thought, a "description" might be the 
best setup. But I can’t find the right parameters for the layout I want...
Every contribution should look like:

"""
HHR
   Here’s the text, question or answer.

OTR
   And here’s the next one.
   Might have several lines.
"""

Working example:


\definedescription[Interview][
  headstyle=italic,
  style=normal,
  align=flushleft,
  alternative=hanging,
]

\def\dostartInterview[#1][#2]%
  {\doifsomethingelse{#2}%
{\startInterview[reference={#1},title={#2}]}%
{\startInterview[title={#1}]}%
}
\def\startInt{\dodoubleempty\dostartInterview}
\def\stopInt{\stopInterview}


\starttext

\chapter{An Interview}

\startInt[{Hennning Hraban Ramm (HR)}]
This might be a short question or a long response.
Name or initials of the person should stand in their own line (without 
breaking), while the answer should be indented, without additional paragraph 
indent.
\stopInt

\startInt[{Hans Hagen (HH)}]
And I’m sure the author has something to say.
\input tufte
\stopInt

\startInt[HR]
\input knuth
\stopInt

\startInt[HH]
\input zapf
\stopInt

\startInt[thankyou][HR]
This might also have a reference.
\stopInt

\stoptext



Greetlings, Hraban
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Re: [NTG-context] Latest beta: reference to items broken in mkiv

[r . ermers]

Hi Otared,

Thanks for your time and trouble!.

I had found  \defineseparatorset[none][][]

with the same result: it oppresses the dots.


Yes, I want subitems to appear differently in the reference than they are in 
the listing:

1. item 1
a subitem 
b subitem
2. item 2
a subitem
b subitem

Desired result:

See item 1b and 2a.

Does anyone else know how to achieve this?

Robert



> Op 7 feb. 2018, om 14:53 heeft Otared Kavian  het volgende 
> geschreven:
> 
> Hi Robert,
> 
> Again I answered too quickly… excuse-me!
> If you want to have the subitems appear without the prefix, but references to 
> them contain the number of the item where they appear, I don’t know how to do 
> it.
> My previous message addresses only the separators between the numbers of the 
> items and subitems.
> Sorry… but my belief is that in ConTeXt everything is possible, even if I 
> don’t know how to do it :-)
> 
> Best regards: OK
> 
>> On 7 Feb 2018, at 12:56, r.erm...@hccnet.nl  
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Otared,
>> 
>> Thanks, the solution works to some extend. It yields the following output.
>> 
>> 1. item 1
>> 
>> 1.a.  subitem a, reference a
>> 
>> 1.b.  item b
>> 
>>  1.b.i. A sub-sub item
>> 
>>  1.b.ii. Another sub-sub item, B 1.c. Item c, reference c
>> 
>> 2. Item 2, reference 2
>> 
>> See Item 1.b, see also items 2 and 1 above, as well as the sub-sub item 
>> 1.b.ii. 
>> 
>> 
>> Yet the output I am looking for, and which I had in mkii, is:
>> 1. item 1
>> 
>> a.  subitem a, reference a
>> 
>> b.  item b
>> 
>>  i. A sub-sub item
>> 
>>  ii. Another sub-sub item, B 1.c. Item c, reference c
>> 
>> 2. Item 2, reference 2
>> 
>> 
>> See Item 1.b / 1b, see also items 2 and 1 above, as well as the sub-sub item 
>> 1.b.ii / 1bii. 
>> 
>> 
>> Is this possible?
>> 
>> Regards,
>> 
>> Robert
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> Op 7 feb. 2018, om 12:37 heeft Otared Kavian >> > het volgende geschreven:
>>> 
>>> Hi Robert,
>>> 
>>> I think the issue does not come from the version of Context you are using 
>>> but rather from a lack of formatting your itemgroups with the keyword « 
>>> repeat ».
>>> 
>>> I guess what you want to obtain can be achieved with the following example 
>>> below. At least here with either versions of Context I have the output is 
>>> as expected.
>>> 
>>> Best regards: OK
>>> 
>>> %% begin repeat-subitem.tex
>>> \setupitemgroup[itemize][1][n,repeat][width=1em]
>>> \setupitemgroup[itemize][2][a,repeat][width=2em]
>>> \setupitemgroup[itemize][3][r][width=3em]
>>> 
>>> \starttext 
>>> 
>>> \startitemize[n]
>>> \item[ref:1] item 1
>>> \startitemize  
>>> \startitem[ref:a]
>>> subitem a, reference a
>>> \stopitem
>>> \item [ref:b] item b
>>> \startitemize
>>> \item A sub-sub item
>>> \item[ref:subsub-B] Another sub-sub item, B
>>> \stopitemize
>>> \startitem[ref:c]
>>> Item c, reference c
>>> \stopitem
>>> \stopitemize
>>> \startitem[ref:2]
>>> Item 2, reference 2
>>> \stopitem
>>> 
>>> \stopitemize
>>> \blank[big]
>>> 
>>> See \in{Item}[ref:b], see also items \in[ref:2] and \in[ref:1] above, as 
>>> well as the \in{sub-sub item}[ref:subsub-B].
>>> 
>>> \stoptext
>>> %% end repeat-subitem.tex
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
 On 7 Feb 2018, at 11:46, r.erm...@hccnet.nl  
 wrote:
 
 Hi Wolfgang, Otared and others,
 
 I installed a new standalone:
 
 mtx-context | main context file: 
 /Applications/ContextStandalone/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/mkiv/context.mkiv
 mtx-context | current version: 2018.02.06 18:11
 
 However, I do not manage to get it going. The minimal example underneath 
 gives the following result:
 1. item 1
 a. subitem a, reference a 
 
 b. item b
 
 c. Item c, reference c
 
 2. Item 2, reference 2 
 
 
 See Item b, 2, 1 above. 
 
 This should be: 
 
 See Item 1b, 2, 1 above.
 
 Regards,
 
 Robert
 
 
 
 \starttext 
 
 \startitemize[n]\starttext 
 
 \startitemize[n]
 \item [ref:1] item 1
 \startitemize[a]
 \startitem[ref:a]
 subitem a, reference a
 \stopitem
 \item [ref:b] item b
 \startitem[ref:c]
 Item c, reference c
 \stopitem
 \stopitemize
 \startitem[ref:2]
 Item 2, reference 2
 \stopitem
 \stopitemize
 
 See \in{Item}[ref:b], \in[ref:2], \in[ref:1] above.
 
 
 \stoptext
 
 
> Op 7 feb. 2018, om 11:03 heeft Wolfgang Schuster 
> > het 
> volgende geschreven:
> 
> 
> 
>> 

[NTG-context] Change of nuts.dimensions function ?

[Joseph Canedo]

Hello all,

It seems that with latest ConTeXt beta (with luatex 1.07.0) it seems that 
nuts.dimensions function behaviour has changed. Simple MWE shows the change.
Which function should be used now to get natural width of a range [n, t[ of 
nodes please?
Thanks a lot
Regards

Joseph Canedo

\startluacode

local nuts   = nodes.nuts
local getdimensions = nuts.dimensions
local tonut  = nuts.tonut
local tonode = nuts.tonode

local tasks = nodes.tasks

function handler(head)
   head = tonut(head)
   print('Width=' .. getdimensions(head, head)) // used to be 0 (as per luatex 
doc), now it’s most likely the natural width of the box.
   return tonode(head)
end

tasks.appendaction("processors", "after", "handler")
tasks.enableaction("processors", "handler")

\stopluacode

\starttext

Foo.

\stoptext


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Re: [NTG-context] Latest beta: reference to items broken in mkiv

[Otared Kavian]

Hi Robert,

Again I answered too quickly… excuse-me!
If you want to have the subitems appear without the prefix, but references to 
them contain the number of the item where they appear, I don’t know how to do 
it.
My previous message addresses only the separators between the numbers of the 
items and subitems.
Sorry… but my belief is that in ConTeXt everything is possible, even if I don’t 
know how to do it :-)

Best regards: OK

> On 7 Feb 2018, at 12:56, r.erm...@hccnet.nl wrote:
> 
> Hi Otared,
> 
> Thanks, the solution works to some extend. It yields the following output.
> 
> 1. item 1
> 
> 1.a.  subitem a, reference a
> 
> 1.b.  item b
> 
>   1.b.i. A sub-sub item
> 
>   1.b.ii. Another sub-sub item, B 1.c. Item c, reference c
> 
> 2. Item 2, reference 2
> 
> See Item 1.b, see also items 2 and 1 above, as well as the sub-sub item 
> 1.b.ii. 
> 
> 
> Yet the output I am looking for, and which I had in mkii, is:
> 1. item 1
> 
> a.  subitem a, reference a
> 
> b.  item b
> 
>   i. A sub-sub item
> 
>   ii. Another sub-sub item, B 1.c. Item c, reference c
> 
> 2. Item 2, reference 2
> 
> 
> See Item 1.b / 1b, see also items 2 and 1 above, as well as the sub-sub item 
> 1.b.ii / 1bii. 
> 
> 
> Is this possible?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Robert
> 
> 
> 
> 
>> Op 7 feb. 2018, om 12:37 heeft Otared Kavian > > het volgende geschreven:
>> 
>> Hi Robert,
>> 
>> I think the issue does not come from the version of Context you are using 
>> but rather from a lack of formatting your itemgroups with the keyword « 
>> repeat ».
>> 
>> I guess what you want to obtain can be achieved with the following example 
>> below. At least here with either versions of Context I have the output is as 
>> expected.
>> 
>> Best regards: OK
>> 
>> %% begin repeat-subitem.tex
>> \setupitemgroup[itemize][1][n,repeat][width=1em]
>> \setupitemgroup[itemize][2][a,repeat][width=2em]
>> \setupitemgroup[itemize][3][r][width=3em]
>> 
>> \starttext 
>> 
>> \startitemize[n]
>> \item[ref:1] item 1
>>  \startitemize  
>>  \startitem[ref:a]
>>  subitem a, reference a
>>  \stopitem
>>  \item [ref:b] item b
>>  \startitemize
>>  \item A sub-sub item
>>  \item[ref:subsub-B] Another sub-sub item, B
>>  \stopitemize
>>  \startitem[ref:c]
>>  Item c, reference c
>>  \stopitem
>>  \stopitemize
>>  \startitem[ref:2]
>>  Item 2, reference 2
>>  \stopitem
>> 
>> \stopitemize
>> \blank[big]
>> 
>> See \in{Item}[ref:b], see also items \in[ref:2] and \in[ref:1] above, as 
>> well as the \in{sub-sub item}[ref:subsub-B].
>> 
>> \stoptext
>> %% end repeat-subitem.tex
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On 7 Feb 2018, at 11:46, r.erm...@hccnet.nl  
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi Wolfgang, Otared and others,
>>> 
>>> I installed a new standalone:
>>> 
>>> mtx-context | main context file: 
>>> /Applications/ContextStandalone/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/mkiv/context.mkiv
>>> mtx-context | current version: 2018.02.06 18:11
>>> 
>>> However, I do not manage to get it going. The minimal example underneath 
>>> gives the following result:
>>> 1. item 1
>>> a. subitem a, reference a 
>>> 
>>> b. item b
>>> 
>>> c. Item c, reference c
>>> 
>>> 2. Item 2, reference 2 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> See Item b, 2, 1 above. 
>>> 
>>> This should be: 
>>> 
>>> See Item 1b, 2, 1 above.
>>> 
>>> Regards,
>>> 
>>> Robert
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> \starttext 
>>> 
>>> \startitemize[n]\starttext 
>>> 
>>> \startitemize[n]
>>> \item [ref:1] item 1
>>> \startitemize[a]
>>> \startitem[ref:a]
>>> subitem a, reference a
>>> \stopitem
>>> \item [ref:b] item b
>>> \startitem[ref:c]
>>> Item c, reference c
>>> \stopitem
>>> \stopitemize
>>> \startitem[ref:2]
>>> Item 2, reference 2
>>> \stopitem
>>> \stopitemize
>>> 
>>> See \in{Item}[ref:b], \in[ref:2], \in[ref:1] above.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> \stoptext
>>> 
>>> 
 Op 7 feb. 2018, om 11:03 heeft Wolfgang Schuster 
 > het 
 volgende geschreven:
 
 
 
> r.erm...@hccnet.nl  7. Februar 2018 um 10:58
> Hi Otared,
> 
> Thanks for your response. In mkii this worked flawlessly.
> 
> I tried it in mkiv Texlive too (2017.05.15 21:48), but it does not work. 
> Could this be because I have item [it:ref] rather than \startitem[it:ref] 
> … \stopitem?
 
 It works for me with \item[] and \startitem[].
 
 
 $ context --version
 
 mtx-context | current version: 2018.02.06 18:11
 
 
 Wolfgang
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Re: [NTG-context] Latest beta: reference to items broken in mkiv

[Otared Kavian]

Hi Robert,

Sorry I didn’t pay attention to the way you wanted the formatting of sub-items.
If you want to remove the separator between numbers, then you may add the 
following two line after the setups of your itemgroups:

\defineseparatorset[nothing][][]
\setupcounter[itemgroup:itemize][numberseparatorset=nothing]

This removes all the dots between the item sympbols or numbers.

Best regards: OK


> On 7 Feb 2018, at 12:56, r.erm...@hccnet.nl wrote:
> 
> Hi Otared,
> 
> Thanks, the solution works to some extend. It yields the following output.
> 
> 1. item 1
> 
> 1.a.  subitem a, reference a
> 
> 1.b.  item b
> 
>   1.b.i. A sub-sub item
> 
>   1.b.ii. Another sub-sub item, B 1.c. Item c, reference c
> 
> 2. Item 2, reference 2
> 
> See Item 1.b, see also items 2 and 1 above, as well as the sub-sub item 
> 1.b.ii. 
> 
> 
> Yet the output I am looking for, and which I had in mkii, is:
> 1. item 1
> 
> a.  subitem a, reference a
> 
> b.  item b
> 
>   i. A sub-sub item
> 
>   ii. Another sub-sub item, B 1.c. Item c, reference c
> 
> 2. Item 2, reference 2
> 
> 
> See Item 1.b / 1b, see also items 2 and 1 above, as well as the sub-sub item 
> 1.b.ii / 1bii. 
> 
> 
> Is this possible?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Robert
> 
> 
> 
> 
>> Op 7 feb. 2018, om 12:37 heeft Otared Kavian > > het volgende geschreven:
>> 
>> Hi Robert,
>> 
>> I think the issue does not come from the version of Context you are using 
>> but rather from a lack of formatting your itemgroups with the keyword « 
>> repeat ».
>> 
>> I guess what you want to obtain can be achieved with the following example 
>> below. At least here with either versions of Context I have the output is as 
>> expected.
>> 
>> Best regards: OK
>> 
>> %% begin repeat-subitem.tex
>> \setupitemgroup[itemize][1][n,repeat][width=1em]
>> \setupitemgroup[itemize][2][a,repeat][width=2em]
>> \setupitemgroup[itemize][3][r][width=3em]
>> 
>> \starttext 
>> 
>> \startitemize[n]
>> \item[ref:1] item 1
>>  \startitemize  
>>  \startitem[ref:a]
>>  subitem a, reference a
>>  \stopitem
>>  \item [ref:b] item b
>>  \startitemize
>>  \item A sub-sub item
>>  \item[ref:subsub-B] Another sub-sub item, B
>>  \stopitemize
>>  \startitem[ref:c]
>>  Item c, reference c
>>  \stopitem
>>  \stopitemize
>>  \startitem[ref:2]
>>  Item 2, reference 2
>>  \stopitem
>> 
>> \stopitemize
>> \blank[big]
>> 
>> See \in{Item}[ref:b], see also items \in[ref:2] and \in[ref:1] above, as 
>> well as the \in{sub-sub item}[ref:subsub-B].
>> 
>> \stoptext
>> %% end repeat-subitem.tex
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On 7 Feb 2018, at 11:46, r.erm...@hccnet.nl  
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi Wolfgang, Otared and others,
>>> 
>>> I installed a new standalone:
>>> 
>>> mtx-context | main context file: 
>>> /Applications/ContextStandalone/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/mkiv/context.mkiv
>>> mtx-context | current version: 2018.02.06 18:11
>>> 
>>> However, I do not manage to get it going. The minimal example underneath 
>>> gives the following result:
>>> 1. item 1
>>> a. subitem a, reference a 
>>> 
>>> b. item b
>>> 
>>> c. Item c, reference c
>>> 
>>> 2. Item 2, reference 2 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> See Item b, 2, 1 above. 
>>> 
>>> This should be: 
>>> 
>>> See Item 1b, 2, 1 above.
>>> 
>>> Regards,
>>> 
>>> Robert
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> \starttext 
>>> 
>>> \startitemize[n]\starttext 
>>> 
>>> \startitemize[n]
>>> \item [ref:1] item 1
>>> \startitemize[a]
>>> \startitem[ref:a]
>>> subitem a, reference a
>>> \stopitem
>>> \item [ref:b] item b
>>> \startitem[ref:c]
>>> Item c, reference c
>>> \stopitem
>>> \stopitemize
>>> \startitem[ref:2]
>>> Item 2, reference 2
>>> \stopitem
>>> \stopitemize
>>> 
>>> See \in{Item}[ref:b], \in[ref:2], \in[ref:1] above.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> \stoptext
>>> 
>>> 
 Op 7 feb. 2018, om 11:03 heeft Wolfgang Schuster 
 > het 
 volgende geschreven:
 
 
 
> r.erm...@hccnet.nl  7. Februar 2018 um 10:58
> Hi Otared,
> 
> Thanks for your response. In mkii this worked flawlessly.
> 
> I tried it in mkiv Texlive too (2017.05.15 21:48), but it does not work. 
> Could this be because I have item [it:ref] rather than \startitem[it:ref] 
> … \stopitem?
 
 It works for me with \item[] and \startitem[].
 
 
 $ context --version
 
 mtx-context | current version: 2018.02.06 18:11
 
 
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Re: [NTG-context] Latest beta: reference to items broken in mkiv

[r . ermers]

Hi Otared,

Thanks, the solution works to some extend. It yields the following output.

1. item 1

1.a.  subitem a, reference a

1.b.  item b

1.b.i. A sub-sub item

1.b.ii. Another sub-sub item, B 1.c. Item c, reference c

2. Item 2, reference 2

See Item 1.b, see also items 2 and 1 above, as well as the sub-sub item 1.b.ii. 


Yet the output I am looking for, and which I had in mkii, is:
1. item 1

a.  subitem a, reference a

b.  item b

i. A sub-sub item

ii. Another sub-sub item, B 1.c. Item c, reference c

2. Item 2, reference 2


See Item 1.b / 1b, see also items 2 and 1 above, as well as the sub-sub item 
1.b.ii / 1bii. 


Is this possible?

Regards,

Robert




> Op 7 feb. 2018, om 12:37 heeft Otared Kavian  het volgende 
> geschreven:
> 
> Hi Robert,
> 
> I think the issue does not come from the version of Context you are using but 
> rather from a lack of formatting your itemgroups with the keyword « repeat ».
> 
> I guess what you want to obtain can be achieved with the following example 
> below. At least here with either versions of Context I have the output is as 
> expected.
> 
> Best regards: OK
> 
> %% begin repeat-subitem.tex
> \setupitemgroup[itemize][1][n,repeat][width=1em]
> \setupitemgroup[itemize][2][a,repeat][width=2em]
> \setupitemgroup[itemize][3][r][width=3em]
> 
> \starttext 
> 
> \startitemize[n]
> \item[ref:1] item 1
>   \startitemize  
>   \startitem[ref:a]
>   subitem a, reference a
>   \stopitem
>   \item [ref:b] item b
>   \startitemize
>   \item A sub-sub item
>   \item[ref:subsub-B] Another sub-sub item, B
>   \stopitemize
>   \startitem[ref:c]
>   Item c, reference c
>   \stopitem
>   \stopitemize
>   \startitem[ref:2]
>   Item 2, reference 2
>   \stopitem
> 
> \stopitemize
> \blank[big]
> 
> See \in{Item}[ref:b], see also items \in[ref:2] and \in[ref:1] above, as well 
> as the \in{sub-sub item}[ref:subsub-B].
> 
> \stoptext
> %% end repeat-subitem.tex
> 
> 
> 
>> On 7 Feb 2018, at 11:46, r.erm...@hccnet.nl  
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Wolfgang, Otared and others,
>> 
>> I installed a new standalone:
>> 
>> mtx-context | main context file: 
>> /Applications/ContextStandalone/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/mkiv/context.mkiv
>> mtx-context | current version: 2018.02.06 18:11
>> 
>> However, I do not manage to get it going. The minimal example underneath 
>> gives the following result:
>> 1. item 1
>> a. subitem a, reference a 
>> 
>> b. item b
>> 
>> c. Item c, reference c
>> 
>> 2. Item 2, reference 2 
>> 
>> 
>> See Item b, 2, 1 above. 
>> 
>> This should be: 
>> 
>> See Item 1b, 2, 1 above.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> 
>> Robert
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> \starttext 
>> 
>> \startitemize[n]\starttext 
>> 
>> \startitemize[n]
>> \item [ref:1] item 1
>> \startitemize[a]
>> \startitem[ref:a]
>> subitem a, reference a
>> \stopitem
>> \item [ref:b] item b
>> \startitem[ref:c]
>> Item c, reference c
>> \stopitem
>> \stopitemize
>> \startitem[ref:2]
>> Item 2, reference 2
>> \stopitem
>> \stopitemize
>> 
>> See \in{Item}[ref:b], \in[ref:2], \in[ref:1] above.
>> 
>> 
>> \stoptext
>> 
>> 
>>> Op 7 feb. 2018, om 11:03 heeft Wolfgang Schuster 
>>> > het 
>>> volgende geschreven:
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
 r.erm...@hccnet.nl  7. Februar 2018 um 10:58
 Hi Otared,
 
 Thanks for your response. In mkii this worked flawlessly.
 
 I tried it in mkiv Texlive too (2017.05.15 21:48), but it does not work. 
 Could this be because I have item [it:ref] rather than \startitem[it:ref] 
 … \stopitem?
>>> 
>>> It works for me with \item[] and \startitem[].
>>> 
>>> 
>>> $ context --version
>>> 
>>> mtx-context | current version: 2018.02.06 18:11
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Wolfgang
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>>> the Wiki!
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>>> 
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Re: [NTG-context] Latest beta: reference to items broken in mkiv

[Otared Kavian]

Hi Robert,

I think the issue does not come from the version of Context you are using but 
rather from a lack of formatting your itemgroups with the keyword « repeat ».

I guess what you want to obtain can be achieved with the following example 
below. At least here with either versions of Context I have the output is as 
expected.

Best regards: OK

%% begin repeat-subitem.tex
\setupitemgroup[itemize][1][n,repeat][width=1em]
\setupitemgroup[itemize][2][a,repeat][width=2em]
\setupitemgroup[itemize][3][r][width=3em]

\starttext 

\startitemize[n]
\item[ref:1] item 1
\startitemize  
\startitem[ref:a]
subitem a, reference a
\stopitem
\item [ref:b] item b
\startitemize
\item A sub-sub item
\item[ref:subsub-B] Another sub-sub item, B
\stopitemize
\startitem[ref:c]
Item c, reference c
\stopitem
\stopitemize
\startitem[ref:2]
Item 2, reference 2
\stopitem

\stopitemize
\blank[big]

See \in{Item}[ref:b], see also items \in[ref:2] and \in[ref:1] above, as well 
as the \in{sub-sub item}[ref:subsub-B].

\stoptext
%% end repeat-subitem.tex



> On 7 Feb 2018, at 11:46, r.erm...@hccnet.nl wrote:
> 
> Hi Wolfgang, Otared and others,
> 
> I installed a new standalone:
> 
> mtx-context | main context file: 
> /Applications/ContextStandalone/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/mkiv/context.mkiv
> mtx-context | current version: 2018.02.06 18:11
> 
> However, I do not manage to get it going. The minimal example underneath 
> gives the following result:
> 1. item 1
> a. subitem a, reference a 
> 
> b. item b
> 
> c. Item c, reference c
> 
> 2. Item 2, reference 2 
> 
> 
> See Item b, 2, 1 above. 
> 
> This should be: 
> 
> See Item 1b, 2, 1 above.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Robert
> 
> 
> 
> \starttext 
> 
> \startitemize[n]\starttext 
> 
> \startitemize[n]
> \item [ref:1] item 1
> \startitemize[a]
> \startitem[ref:a]
> subitem a, reference a
> \stopitem
> \item [ref:b] item b
> \startitem[ref:c]
> Item c, reference c
> \stopitem
> \stopitemize
> \startitem[ref:2]
> Item 2, reference 2
> \stopitem
> \stopitemize
> 
> See \in{Item}[ref:b], \in[ref:2], \in[ref:1] above.
> 
> 
> \stoptext
> 
> 
>> Op 7 feb. 2018, om 11:03 heeft Wolfgang Schuster 
>> > het 
>> volgende geschreven:
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> r.erm...@hccnet.nl  7. Februar 2018 um 10:58
>>> Hi Otared,
>>> 
>>> Thanks for your response. In mkii this worked flawlessly.
>>> 
>>> I tried it in mkiv Texlive too (2017.05.15 21:48), but it does not work. 
>>> Could this be because I have item [it:ref] rather than \startitem[it:ref] … 
>>> \stopitem?
>> 
>> It works for me with \item[] and \startitem[].
>> 
>> 
>> $ context --version
>> 
>> mtx-context | current version: 2018.02.06 18:11
>> 
>> 
>> Wolfgang
>> ___
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>> the Wiki!
>> 
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>> 
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>> http://context.aanhet.net 
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>> 
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>> ___
> 
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Re: [NTG-context] Latest beta: reference to items broken in mkiv

[r . ermers]

Hi Wolfgang, Otared and others,

I installed a new standalone:

mtx-context | main context file: 
/Applications/ContextStandalone/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/mkiv/context.mkiv
mtx-context | current version: 2018.02.06 18:11

However, I do not manage to get it going. The minimal example underneath gives 
the following result:
1. item 1
a. subitem a, reference a 

b. item b

c. Item c, reference c

2. Item 2, reference 2 

See Item b, 2, 1 above. 

This should be: 

See Item 1b, 2, 1 above.

Regards,

Robert



\starttext 

\startitemize[n]\starttext 

\startitemize[n]
\item [ref:1] item 1
\startitemize[a]
\startitem[ref:a]
subitem a, reference a
\stopitem
\item [ref:b] item b
\startitem[ref:c]
Item c, reference c
\stopitem
\stopitemize
\startitem[ref:2]
Item 2, reference 2
\stopitem
\stopitemize

See \in{Item}[ref:b], \in[ref:2], \in[ref:1] above.


\stoptext


> Op 7 feb. 2018, om 11:03 heeft Wolfgang Schuster 
>  het volgende geschreven:
> 
> 
> 
>> r.erm...@hccnet.nl  7. Februar 2018 um 10:58
>> Hi Otared,
>> 
>> Thanks for your response. In mkii this worked flawlessly.
>> 
>> I tried it in mkiv Texlive too (2017.05.15 21:48), but it does not work. 
>> Could this be because I have item [it:ref] rather than \startitem[it:ref] … 
>> \stopitem?
> 
> It works for me with \item[] and \startitem[].
> 
> 
> $ context --version
> 
> mtx-context | current version: 2018.02.06 18:11
> 
> 
> Wolfgang
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Re: [NTG-context] Latest beta: reference to items broken in mkiv

[Wolfgang Schuster]

r.erm...@hccnet.nl 
7. Februar 2018 um 10:58
Hi Otared,

Thanks for your response. In mkii this worked flawlessly.

I tried it in mkiv Texlive too (2017.05.15 21:48), but it does not 
work. Could this be because I have item [it:ref] rather than 
\startitem[it:ref] … \stopitem?


It works for me with \item[] and \startitem[].


$ context --version

mtx-context | current version: 2018.02.06 18:11


Wolfgang
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Re: [NTG-context] Latest beta: reference to items broken in mkiv

[r . ermers]

Hi Otared,

Thanks for your response. In mkii this worked flawlessly.

I tried it in mkiv Texlive too (2017.05.15 21:48), but it does not work. Could 
this be because I have item [it:ref] rather than \startitem[it:ref] … \stopitem?

Anyway, I will install a new standalone - on my Mac (no TeXShop).

Robert


> Op 7 feb. 2018, om 10:47 heeft Otared Kavian  het volgende 
> geschreven:
> 
> Hi Robert,
> 
> Indeed the bug has been fixed: the reference to items works fine in all 
> recent Context betas, and also with the version from TeXLive 2017 (version 
> 2017.05.15 21:48).
> 
> I don’t have the current version 2017.07.17 00:20 in order to test the 
> example your are mentionning, but if your current version of Context comes 
> from TeXLive, maybe you can update it. Otherwise, the installation of a 
> standalone version is not that complicated and it is really worth it.
> If you are using MacOS X and TeXShop, in case you would need help to install 
> a standalone version do not hesitate to ask me.
> 
> Best regards: Otared K.
> 
>> On 7 Feb 2018, at 09:38, r.erm...@hccnet.nl wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Otared,
>> 
>> I wonder if the problem with the referencing to items you signalled has been 
>> solved in a later version (see text below). I am running into the same 
>> issue. My context version: current version: 2017.07.17 00:20.
>> 
>> If it is not, I will do with a makeshift solution for now; if the problem 
>> has been handled, I consider installing a new standalone. (Installing a 
>> standalone is usally a bit of a fuzz.)
>> 
>> Thanks in advance for your reply,
>> 
>> Best wishes,
>> 
>> Robert
>> 
>> Otared Kavian Wed, 01 Apr 2015 01:23:29 -0700
>> 
>> Hi Hans,
>> 
>> It seems that referencing to items is broken in the latest beta mkiv: for 
>> example in the example below the command
>>\in{Item}[ref:2]
>> does not show item number 2.
>> However it works fine in mkii and previous releases.
>> Best regards: OK
>> PS: a minimal example follows
>> %%% begin ref-item-broken.tex
>> \starttext 
>> 
>> \startitemize[n]
>> 
>> \startitem[ref:1]
>> Item 1, reference 1
>> \stopitem
>> 
>> \startitem[ref:2]
>> Item 2, reference 2
>> \stopitem
>> 
>> \startitem[ref:3]
>> Item 3, reference 3
>> \stopitem
>> 
>> \stopitemize
>> 
>> See \in{Item}[ref:2] above.
>> 
>> \stoptext
>> %%% end ref-item-broken.tex
>> 
>> 
> 

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