]
«\type{bla}»\crlf « \type{bla}»\crlf
«bla »\crlf « bla»\crlf « bla »\crlf
bla: bla\crlf bla : bla
\stoptext
looks ok to me
at the context conference we discussed regression tests (there is
already a framework for that) ... so, how about you making a test file
for character spacing
Hans
of the length of the
paragraphs).
Alan
On Aug 3, 2008, at 16;45,43 , Hans Hagen wrote:
Alan Bowen wrote:
Thanks, Hans. In my test file I now have
\mainlanguage[en]
\unexpanded\def\ {\mathortext\normalspaceprimitive\space}
\starttext
x. x, x x\crlf
x, x. x x\crlf
x,\ x.\ x\ x\crlf
x.\ x
Alan Bowen wrote:
I apologize to all, but circumstances oblige me to pick up a very
pedestrian thread for the third time.
As Peter Münster noted: in the following test-file
\starttext
x. x, x x\crlf
x, x. x x\crlf
x,\ x.\ x\ x\crlf
x.\ x,\ x\ x\crlf
X. X, X X\crlf
X, X. X X\crlf
X
\starttext
x. x, x x\crlf
x, x. x x\crlf
x,\ x.\ x\ x\crlf
x.\ x,\ x\ x\crlf
X. X, X X\crlf
X, X. X X\crlf
X,\ X.\ X\ X\crlf
X.\ X,\ X\ X
\stoptext
you see 2 bugs:
- in MKIV there is no bigger space after x.
- in MKII the space after x.\ is a big one
The problem remains in ConTeXt ver: 2008.07.31 16
Thanks, Hans. In my test file I now have
\mainlanguage[en]
\unexpanded\def\ {\mathortext\normalspaceprimitive\space}
\starttext
x. x, x x\crlf
x, x. x x\crlf
x,\ x.\ x\ x\crlf
x.\ x,\ x\ x\crlf
X. X, X X\crlf
X, X. X X\crlf
X,\ X.\ X\ X\crlf
X.\ X,\ X\ X
\stoptext
Unfortunately, I do not see
Alan Bowen wrote:
Thanks, Hans. In my test file I now have
\mainlanguage[en]
\unexpanded\def\ {\mathortext\normalspaceprimitive\space}
\starttext
x. x, x x\crlf
x, x. x x\crlf
x,\ x.\ x\ x\crlf
x.\ x,\ x\ x\crlf
X. X, X X\crlf
X, X. X X\crlf
X,\ X.\ X\ X\crlf
X.\ X,\ X\ X
I apologize to all, but circumstances oblige me to pick up a very
pedestrian thread for the third time.
As Peter Münster noted: in the following test-file
\starttext
x. x, x x\crlf
x, x. x x\crlf
x,\ x.\ x\ x\crlf
x.\ x,\ x\ x\crlf
X. X, X X\crlf
X, X. X X\crlf
X,\ X.\ X\ X\crlf
X.\ X,\ X\ X
, but circumstances oblige me to pick up a very
pedestrian thread for the third time.
As Peter Münster noted: in the following test-file
\starttext
x. x, x x\crlf
x, x. x x\crlf
x,\ x.\ x\ x\crlf
x.\ x,\ x\ x\crlf
X. X, X X\crlf
X, X. X X\crlf
X,\ X.\ X\ X\crlf
X.\ X,\ X\ X
\stoptext
you
\setuptolerance[verytolerant, stretch]
— on page 3, before « Une horloge » I can't have indentation after
\crlf. I used a « \packed » command after empty line but it's not what
I want. I want a new line, with indentation but not a « \par »
vertical spacing.
In other words, you are lying. :-)
\def
.
That's because of the penalty for pages ending with a hyphen. At the
page size of an ebook, you are better off with
\brokenpenalty \zerocount
That was it. Strange, I had to put this after « \starttext » to get it run.
— on page 3, before « Une horloge » I can't have indentation after
\crlf. I
prefer having
bigger white spaces rather than this.
— on page 3, before « Une horloge » I can't have indentation after
\crlf. I used a « \packed » command after empty line but it's not what
I want. I want a new line, with indentation but not a « \par »
vertical spacing.
Sorry for this 3 pages
this.
Try \setuptolerance[verytolerant, stretch]
— on page 3, before « Une horloge » I can't have indentation after
\crlf. I used a « \packed » command after empty line but it's not what
I want. I want a new line, with indentation but not a « \par »
vertical spacing.
I don't know how to get
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 4:53 PM, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 16:01:17 +0200, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
2008/7/17 David [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 07:46:21 -0400, Alan Bowen wrote:
Thanks, David. I tried
\starttext
A. E. Samuel\crlf
A.\ E.\ Samuel\crlf
* word.\ word
* \mainlanguage[fr] word. word
- bigger space after period in english text:
* \mainlanguage[en] word. word
And if you consider the following test-file:
\starttext
x. x, x x\crlf
x, x. x x\crlf
x,\ x.\ x\ x\crlf
x.\ x,\ x\ x\crlf
X. X, X X\crlf
X, X. X X\crlf
X,\ X.\ X\ X\crlf
consider the following test-file:
\starttext
x. x, x x\crlf
x, x. x x\crlf
x,\ x.\ x\ x\crlf
x.\ x,\ x\ x\crlf
X. X, X X\crlf
X, X. X X\crlf
X,\ X.\ X\ X\crlf
X.\ X,\ X\ X
\stoptext
you see 2 bugs:
- in MKIV there is no bigger space after x.
- in MKII the space after x.\ is a big one
Thanks, David. I tried
\starttext
A. E. Samuel\crlf
A.\ E.\ Samuel\crlf
A.~E.~Samuel
\stoptext
and can see no difference (ConTeXt ver: 2008.07.14 18:07 MKII). The
tilde is not really a good way for me to go. The problem is that I
publish a journal in which the bibliography is punctuated
\crlf
A.\ E.\ Samuel
\stoptext
If the is a difference here, I am having trouble seeing it; and on a
typeset page, the gaps after the initials just seem too big.
In general, I find that the spacing after certain characters ---e.g.,
)---has been increased of late. Is this in fact the case
:26 PM, Alan Bowen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have the latest ConTeXt and am using mkii.
One used to be able to reduce the spacing after an initial by by
typing .\space, but this no longer seems to work. Compare the
inter-word spacing in
\starttext
A. E. Samuel\crlf
A.\ E.\ Samuel
On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 07:46:21 -0400, Alan Bowen wrote:
Thanks, David. I tried
\starttext
A. E. Samuel\crlf
A.\ E.\ Samuel\crlf
A.~E.~Samuel
\stoptext
and can see no difference (ConTeXt ver: 2008.07.14 18:07 MKII). The
tilde is not really a good way for me to go. The problem
2008/7/17 David [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 07:46:21 -0400, Alan Bowen wrote:
Thanks, David. I tried
\starttext
A. E. Samuel\crlf
A.\ E.\ Samuel\crlf
A.~E.~Samuel
\stoptext
and can see no difference (ConTeXt ver: 2008.07.14 18:07 MKII). The
tilde is not really a good way
Thanks, David.
I had not realized that there was a command \fixedspaces. Is it
documented somewhere?
The sample file
\starttext
\fixedspaces
A. E. Samuel\crlf
A.\ E.\ Samuel\crlf
A.~E.~Samuel
\stoptext
still produces the same spacing for “A. E. Samuel” and “A.\ E.\
Samuel”. The spacing
On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 16:01:17 +0200, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
2008/7/17 David [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 07:46:21 -0400, Alan Bowen wrote:
Thanks, David. I tried
\starttext
A. E. Samuel\crlf
A.\ E.\ Samuel\crlf
A.~E.~Samuel
\stoptext
and can see no difference (ConTeXt
On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 17:30:19 -0400, Alan Bowen wrote:
I have the latest ConTeXt and am using mkii.
One used to be able to reduce the spacing after an initial by by
typing “.\space”, but this no longer seems to work. Compare the
inter-word spacing in
\starttext
A. E. Samuel\crlf
I have the latest ConTeXt and am using mkii.
One used to be able to reduce the spacing after an initial by by
typing “.\space”, but this no longer seems to work. Compare the
inter-word spacing in
\starttext
A. E. Samuel\crlf
A.\ E.\ Samuel
\stoptext
If the is a difference here, I am
I have the latest ConTeXt and am using mkii.
One used to be able to reduce the spacing after an initial by by
typing “.\space”, but this no longer seems to work. Compare the
inter-word spacing in
\starttext
A. E. Samuel\crlf
A.\ E.\ Samuel
\stoptext
If the is a difference here, I am
,fina=yes,isol=yes,
liga=yes,dlig=yes,rlig=yes,clig=yes,
mark=yes,mkmk=yes,calt=yes,
kern=yes,curs=yes]
\font\Arabic = arabtype*arab at 100pt
\starttext
\startTEXpage \relax \setupcolors[state=start]%
\textdir TRT\pardir TRT\Arabic
\ تثت تَثْتَ \crlf
\stopTEXpage
\stoptext
be at the beginning of a line : \crlf
toto titi toto titi toto titi toto titi toto titi toto titi toto titi
toto titi toto titiii Test ; test : test ? test ! « test » with nbsp
before punctuation \crlf
toto titi toto titi toto titi toto titi toto titi toto titi toto titi
toto titi toto titiii Test~; test~: test
. For \startcolumns .. \stopcolumns this is not a solution: an
error message about \prevdepth appears.
\starttext
% bare columns
\leftaligned{\em simplecolumns:}\blank
\startsimplecolumns[n=2]
COLUMN 1\crlf
COLUMN 1.1\crlf
\column
COLUMN 2\crlf
\stopsimplecolumns
\blank
% this does not work
punctuation in titles.
Enclosing the period in braces {.} did work and is a temprorary solution
but the problem need to be solved.
\def\\{\nomarking{\unskip\nolist\crlf}}
together with
\startsectionworld[chapter][author=B. Rüssel, title=Consequences of
the Brussels Declaration
Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
Coming back to my old thread.
Here's my latest chapter setup:
--- 8 ---
\unprotect
\resetvalue{\??sw\v!chapter}
\startsetups chapter:list
\def\\{{\ \nomarking{\nolist\crlf}}}
I don't know who eats you spaces, but I assume you could do
\def
\crlf}}}
I don't know who eats you spaces, but I assume you could do
The period after B in the author filed eats the space, I tried the example
with B Rüssel and the space is in the output.
\def\\{\nomarking{\unskip\nolist\crlf}}
together with
\startsectionworld[chapter][author=B. Rüssel
I wrote
that in titles the space after a dot ... gets eaten. (Ok, it's a
full stop, maybe not a dot?)
I consider this a very strange bug, can't avoid punctuation in titles.
\def\\{\nomarking{\unskip\nolist\crlf}}
together with
\startsectionworld[chapter][author=B. Rüssel, title
Coming back to my old thread.
Here's my latest chapter setup:
--- 8 ---
\unprotect
\resetvalue{\??sw\v!chapter}
\startsetups chapter:list
\def\\{{\ \nomarking{\nolist\crlf}}}
\doiftextelse{\sectionworldparameter\c!author}
{\expanded{\writetolist[\v!chapter
={chapter:list},
author=]
\def\ChapterCommand#1#2%
{\vbox{\ChapterAuthor\crlf\ChapterTitle\crlf\ChapterSubTitle}}
\let\ChapterAuthor\relax
\let\ChapterTitle\relax
\let\ChapterSubTitle\relax
\protect
\setuphead [chapter]
[incrementnumber=no,
command=\ChapterCommand,
page=yes
\crlf\ChapterSubTitle}}
\let\ChapterSubTitle\relax
\protect
\setuphead
[chapter]
[incrementnumber=no,
command=\ChapterCommand]
\starttext
\completecontent
\startsectionworld[chapter][author=Hans,text=Chapter One,subtitle=The Beginning]
\startsectionworld[chapter][author=Tom,text=Chapter
\sectionworldparameter\c!text}{}}}
\def\ChapterSubTitle{\sectionworldparameter\c!subtitle}
\stopsetups
\setupsectionworld
[chapter]
[setups={chapter:list},
author=]
\def\ChapterCommand#1#2%
{\vbox{#2\crlf\ChapterSubTitle}}
\let\ChapterSubTitle\relax
\protect
\setuphead
[chapter
\sectionworldparameter\c!author}}
\def\ChapterTitle{{\ss\bfa\sectionworldparameter\c!text}}
\def\ChapterSubTitle{{\ss\bf\sectionworldparameter\c!subtitle}}
\stopsetups
\setupsectionworld [chapter]
[setups={chapter:list},
author=]
\def\ChapterCommand#1#2%
{\vbox{\ChapterAuthor\crlf
, for instance it may expand to
\par or \crlf or ..
May be I do not understand this right, but I thought that '\' is luas
escape character and tex.print() returns '\' not '\\'. So TeX sees no
macro '\\' which could expand to whatever.
it depends on where you code lives ... in a lua file
or \crlf or ..
there is a \luaescapestring primitive which catches things like quotes
tex.print(\detokenize{$\sqrt{2}=} .. math.sqrt(2) .. $)
may also work ok
or better
tex.print([[$\sqrt{2}=]] .. math.sqrt(2) .. $)
but that's both not working. The following instead does the job
it may expand to
\par or \crlf or ..
May be I do not understand this right, but I thought that '\' is luas
escape character and tex.print() returns '\' not '\\'. So TeX sees no
macro '\\' which could expand to whatever.
there is a \luaescapestring primitive which catches things like
quotes
\StartCouple and \StopCouple. After that ,
%%\Original and \Translation switches between even and odd pages.
\starttext
\scale[width=\textwidth,height=\textheight,factor=fit]{\ss m-streams}
\page
\StartCouple
\Original
this is an original text \crlf
\input knuth
%\blank[1cm]
\Translation
Hello, new to this list, I see this first message. Is it a solution
for my request (http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Feature_Requests) about
french typography ?
\setcharacterspacing [frenchpunctuation]
Thank's a lot. It's great !
I Test it with this :
Test; test: test? test! \crlf
a lot. It's great !
I Test it with this :
Test; test: test? test! \crlf %english input
Test : test ; test ? test ! \crlf %french input
Test ; test : test ? test ! \crlf %french with nbsp
Et seems that only the english input get the spacing.
Don't know why but the sign « ; » of the english
; test: test? test! \crlf %english input
Test : test ; test ? test ! \crlf %french input
Test ; test : test ? test ! \crlf %french with nbsp
Et seems that only the english input get the spacing.
Don't know why but the sign « ; » of the english input don't get the spacing.
You put the value
=singlesided]
\noheaderandfooterlines
\setupbodyfont[cmr,12pt]
\usesymbols[mvs] \setupsymbolset[martinvogel 2]
\def\MyLetterhead%
{%\showboxes
\vbox{%\showboxes
\hbox{%\showboxes
\vbox{\hsize 3in
\tfa Your neighborhood\crlf
\scd{Company Store
{\hsize 3in
\tfa Your neighborhood\crlf
\scd{Company Store}}
\lbox{\hsize 3.0in \txx \setupinterlinespace \it Our Friendly Motto}
} \setupinterlinespace[line=.25ex]
\hbox{
\vbox{ \setupinterlinespace[height=.5,top=.5,line=.1ex
assume that that is the textual content of the
top-level, that just happens to be only whitespace (backslash + 13
+ backslash + nl == CRLF).
It is useful to retain that, for instance when you want to round-trip
an XML file after some adjustments.
That makes sense. Thanks Taco!
Best wishes
. \crlf }{}
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entry to the Wiki!
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http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context webpage :
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.
\crlf
}{}
Cheers,
Robin
Hi Aditya,
thanks for your reply. It's a good starting point.
One thing is missing in this solution.
Our documents are structured into several files.
Every file has an svn-version. So I want to
calculate the max version.
Do you know a small example where
svnversion.tex ; texexec document.tex
in the Makefile, and on the document front page somewhere
\doiffileelse{svnversion.tex}{
Subversion revision
\ignorespaces \input svnversion\relax \removeunwantedspaces .
\crlf
case, separately and
definitely.
-- \IssueCounter / \getnumber[IssueNumber]
\crlf
}
% -- -- -- -- -- --
\starttext
\NewIssue[January 9, 2008]
\NewIssue[January 10, 2008]
\NewIssue % January 11, 2008
List of issue \# and dates:
\placelistofissues \blank
/ \getnumber[IssueNumber]
\crlf
}
% -- -- -- -- -- --
\starttext
\NewIssue[January 9, 2008]
\NewIssue[January 10, 2008]
\NewIssue % January 11, 2008
List of issue \# and dates:
\placelistofissues \blank
\IssueDate{\IssueCounter} % produces correct result in either case
--1\crlf january 2008 \NC\AR
\NC \tfa Something \NC \NC\AR
\stoptable
\starttabulate[|c|cp(3cm)|]
\NC \bf ATout Choeur \NC Number 2008--1\crlf january 2008 \NC\NR
\NC \tfa Something \NC \NC\NR
\stoptabulate
\setupTABLE[column][align=middle,frame=off]
\setupTABLE[column][first][style=bold]
\bTABLE
][name]
\coupledregister[text]{text}
\couplemarking[name][name]
\couplepage[names][options]
\couplepaper[name]
\coupleregister[name]
\crlf
\currentdate[syntax]
\currentheadnumber
\date[date][syntax]
\decouplemarking[name]
# \decrement
\define[number]\command{text}
\defineblank[name][settings
\crlf Pravna fakulteta \vfill},
after=
{
(\tip) % definiraj v dokumentu — npr. \def\tip{diplomska naloga}
\vfill
Avtor: \avtor % definiraj v dokumentu — npr. \def\autor{Matija Šuklje}
\crlf
Mentor: \mentor % definiraj v dokumentu — npr. \def\mentor{preljubi profesor}
\vfill
Ljubljana
=6.5em,width=4em]
%%%
%%% oblika poglavij ipd.
%%%
% zgenerira okoli naslova prvo stran na podlagi definicij iz glavnega dokumenta in datuma ob generiranju
\setuphead
[title]
[align=middle,
textstyle=\sc,
style=\bfd,
before={\startalignment[middle] Univerza v Ljubljani \crlf Pravna fakulteta
=6.5em,width=4em]
%%%
%%% oblika poglavij ipd.
%%%
% zgenerira okoli naslova prvo stran na podlagi definicij iz glavnega dokumenta in datuma ob generiranju
\setuphead
[title]
[align=middle,
textstyle=\sc,
style=\bfd,
before={\startalignment[middle] Univerza v Ljubljani \crlf Pravna fakulteta
podlagi definicij iz glavnega dokumenta in datuma ob generiranju
\setuphead
[title]
[align=middle,
textstyle=\sc,
style=\bfd,
before={\startalignment[middle] Univerza v Ljubljani \crlf Pravna fakulteta \vfill},
after=
{
(\tip) % definiraj v dokumentu — npr. \def\tip{diplomska naloga}
\vfill
\crlf
\input knuth
\blank[1cm]
\Translation
THIS IS THE TRANSLATION \crlf
\input tufte
\Original
\ss this is an original text \crlf
\input knuth
\Translation
\tt THIS IS THE TRANSLATION \crlf
\input tufte
\StopCouple
\stoptext
Best wishes
Idris
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2007/10/30, Taco Hoekwater [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
But I was sure there was also a fast, direct way.
Well, obviously there isn't (anymore?) ...
Here's a trick. It is ugly, but works reasonably well.
\starttext
\def\CR{\crlf}
\completecontent
\def\CR
.
\starttext
\def\CR{\crlf}
\completecontent
\def\CR{ }
\chapter{First line\CR second line}
\stoptext
Nice solution but Hans wrote a mechanism to to make two different
titles for the text and the table of contents or whatever else you
want.
\defineselector[title][max=2,n=2
?
\crlf if i remember right
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-
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Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands
tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com
way round: a line break at a specific point of
the toc entry *and not* in the chapters title.
Is this possible?
\crlf if i remember right
No, unfortunately not: it also breaks the line in the section's
title ...
There is a workaround; play with
\writebetweenlist [subsubsection] {\blank
but not in the
corresponding
toc entry.
I need it the other way round: a line break at a specific point of
the toc entry *and not* in the chapters title.
Is this possible?
\crlf if i remember right
No, unfortunately not: it also breaks the line in the section's
title ...
There is a workaround
Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
But I was sure there was also a fast, direct way.
Well, obviously there isn't (anymore?) ...
Here's a trick. It is ugly, but works reasonably well.
\starttext
\def\CR{\crlf}
\completecontent
\def\CR{ }
\chapter{First line\CR second line}
\stoptext
On Tue, 30 Oct 2007 15:47:53 -0600, Taco Hoekwater [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
But I was sure there was also a fast, direct way.
Well, obviously there isn't (anymore?) ...
Here's a trick. It is ugly, but works reasonably well.
\starttext
\def\CR{\crlf
*and not* in the chapters title.
Is this possible?
\crlf if i remember right
No, unfortunately not: it also breaks the line in the section's
title ...
Steffen
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Am 30.10.2007 um 22:47 schrieb Taco Hoekwater:
Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
But I was sure there was also a fast, direct way.
Well, obviously there isn't (anymore?) ...
Here's a trick. It is ugly, but works reasonably well.
\starttext
\def\CR{\crlf}
\completecontent
\def\CR
---start-8---
\starttext
\startreusableMPgraphic{return}
drawarrow
(0,0)--
(1EmWidth,0)--
(1EmWidth,-.5ExHeight)--
(.5EmWidth,-.5ExHeight) ;
\stopreusableMPgraphic
\definesymbol[return][\reuseMPgraphic{return}]
\setupcolors[state=start]
\def\vcrlf{\symbol[return]\crlf\strut\kern1em
\setupbodyfont[iwona]
\def\testA{(φ)} % 03c6
\def\testB{(・)} % 00b7
\def\testC{(≤)} % 2264
\starttext
\testA\testB\testC\crlf
$\testA\testB\testC$
\stoptext
I could/should solve the problem with better handling of xml entities
or with fallbacks (if φ is not present in font, use \phi etc.), but I
]
{\color[lightgray]\externalfigure[vbar]
[height=\paperheight,width=.05\paperwidth]}
\setupbackgrounds[page][background=mybg]
\startstandardmakeup
\strut
\vfill
{\color[darkred]
{\tfc Alternating from 1 to X $\to$ homage to A e B}
\crlf
{\tfb A photo documentation
\define[2]\CONTACT{%\framed
[frame=off,width=broad,align=right,strut=no,
%offset=none,height=fit]
%{%
\startalignment[middle]
\startContactColumns
{\bf Office:}\crlf
{#1
)
\enableregime[utf]
\setuppapersize[S6][S6]
%\setupbodyfont[ss, 12pt]
\definetypeface[Optima][rm][Xserif][Optima]
\setupbodyfont[Optima]
\starttext
Here I'm working, with all you need: \crlf
òîèéàùç
Don't uncomment this
%\startitemize
%\item a malicious item
%\stopitemize
or this:
%$\to$
\stoptext
]
%{%
\startalignment[middle]
\startContactColumns
{\bf Office:}\crlf
{#1}
\ContactColumns
{\bf Home:}\crlf
{#2}
\stopContactColumns
2007/8/30, frantisek holop [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
hi there,
is it possible to achieve this somehow?:
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/images/404-2/book.png
\starttext
\startpostponing[404]
\startstandardmakeup[align=left]
The page\crlf
cannot be found
\stopstandardmakeup
\stoppostponing
[style=italic]
\quote{I am \quotation{not} here,} he said, then he went on singing
\startquotation
Maybe I just want to fly\crlf
I want to live I don't want to die\crlf
Maybe I just want to breath\crlf
Maybe I just don't believe\crlf
Maybe you're the same as me\crlf
We see things they'll never see
, i don;t generate binaries myself and have to
fetch them -)
- luatools.lua: (e)shell output needs a crlf after the last line (prompt
is printed directly after the runtime output)
there is actually a
if environment.platform == unix then
io.write(\n)
end
at the end of luatools
will happen in due time, i don;t generate binaries myself and have to
fetch them -)
sigh, same here.
the binaries on Akira's site are up to date (only the label is wrong)
- luatools.lua: (e)shell output needs a crlf after the last line (prompt
is printed directly after the runtime output
Hans Hagen schrieb:
Hi,
ConTeXt MKiV goes beta.
no big problems on windows. only
- texmfstart.exe is missing in the binaries
- pdftex should be updated to 1.40.5
- luatools.lua: (e)shell output needs a crlf after the last line (prompt
is printed directly after the runtime output
},
after={\stopframedcode\egroup}]
\starttext
Testing xml typing\crlf
\startXMLBOX
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
locationURIzip:/?filepath/to/a.zip/locationURI
\stopXMLBOX
This color is black as it should be.
\startXMLBOX
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
locationURIzip:/?file
},
after={\stopframedcode\egroup}]
\starttext
Testing xml typing\crlf
\startXMLBOX
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
locationURIzip:/?filepath/to/a.zip/locationURI
\stopXMLBOX
This color is black as it should be.
\startXMLBOX
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
locationURIzip:/?file:path/to/a.zip
[TEST][option=JV,
before={\bgroup\setupinterlinespace[line=3ex]%
\testpage[1]\starttextbackground[code]},
after={\stoptextbackground\egroup}]
\setupbodyfont[14pt]
\starttext
Testing textbackground\crlf
\startTEST
first line
second line
third line
fourth line
fifth
]%
{\let\\\crlf\bold #2}\crlf}
\def\stopprotocoloheader
{\egroup}
\def\protocolheaderfield#1#2%
{\doif{\countervalue{v!protocolheaderlength}}{\c!protocolbits}
{\resetcounter{v!protocolheaderlength}\crlf}%
\removeunwantedspaces
\dontleavehmode
\protocolfieldheader[width=#1\c
]%
\protocolfieldheader[frame=on,width=\dimexpr\c!protocolunitsize*
\c!protocolbits\relax]%
{\let\\\crlf\bold #2}\crlf}
\def\stopprotocoloheader
{\egroup}
\def\protocolheaderfield#1#2%
{\doif{\countervalue{v!protocolheaderlength}}{\c!protocolbits}
{\resetcounter{v!protocolheaderlength}\crlf
hyphenation? At the moment I'm
using:
... document-\crlf ation ...
to manually create a hyphenation. Is there a better way?
TIA,
Elliot
--
By all means break the rules, and break them beautifully,
deliberately, and well. That is one of the ends for which they exist.
Robert Bringhurst (1946
would use \page and
\column respectively, but what about hyphenation? At the moment I'm
using:
... document-\crlf ation ...
to manually create a hyphenation. Is there a better way?
TIA,
Elliot
You mean document\-ation?
Thomas
{Aufgaben}
\beginquestion
\question
\startitemize[a]
\item Zick
use: \crlf or \blank and not \par
\par % This \par does not work!
use \par at the end of the question
Mehr Zick
\stopitemize
use: \par here
\endquestion
\stoptext
% test
\defineenumeration[question][location=top
\question
\startitemize[a]
\item Zick
use: \crlf or \blank and not \par
A better workaround would be \endgraf,
but I think \par should work here, as it works in other
situations outside the block-environment.
I asked myself if this is a little bug or an error of mine.
use \par
\chapter{Aufgaben}
\beginquestion
\question
\startitemize[a]
\item Zick
use: \crlf or \blank and not \par
A better workaround would be \endgraf,
but I think \par should work here, as it works in other
situations outside the block-environment.
I asked myself if this is a little
but the spaces were not.
Is there a convenient way to do this? I can preprocess the file
through e.g. sed to patch in \crlf and hard spaces but this seems a
bit clumsy.
BTW this is text in columns. The length of every line is limited to 45
characters.
--
John Culleton
Able Indexing and Typesetting
\hbox {O}\copy\scratchbox :
\the\ht\scratchbox,\the\dp\scratchbox,\the\htdp\scratchbox\crlf
\dontleavehmode\setbox\scratchbox\hbox{\O}\copy\scratchbox :
\the\ht\scratchbox,\the\dp\scratchbox,\the\htdp\scratchbox\crlf
line:\the\lineheight,ht:\the\strutht,dp:\the\strutdp,total:\the\htdp\strutbox
,\the\htdp\scratchbox\crlf
\dontleavehmode\setbox\scratchbox\hbox{\O}\copy\scratchbox :
\the\ht\scratchbox,\the\dp\scratchbox,\the\htdp\scratchbox\crlf
line:\the\lineheight,ht:\the\strutht,dp:\the\strutdp,total:\the\htdp\strutbox\crlf
\stoptext
your lineheight is too small, andin this case
,\the\htdp\scratchbox\crlf
\dontleavehmode\setbox\scratchbox\hbox{\O}\copy\scratchbox :
\the\ht\scratchbox,\the\dp\scratchbox,\the\htdp\scratchbox\crlf
line:\the\lineheight,ht:\the\strutht,dp:\the\strutdp,total:\the\htdp\strutbox\crlf
\stoptext
your lineheight is too small, andin this case
\def\dostarthomework[#1]#2\stophomework
{\bgroup
\setupbackground[frame=on,rulethickness=0.7pt,
corner=round,width=\textwidth]
\startbackground
{\bf Homework\doifsomething{#1}{: #1}}\switchtobodyfont[10pt]\crlf
#2
\stopbackground
\egroup}
or ask someone here to extend
The absolute value of \boxit{a} is positive.\crlf
The absolute value of \boxit{\it a} is positive.\crlf
The absolute value of \boxit{$a$} is positive.\crlf
The absolute value of \boxit{b} is positive.\crlf
The absolute value of \boxit{\it b} is positive.\crlf
The absolute value of \boxit{$b
what the problem is in your document, it worked in my small test
file. The problem is there is no option to allow linebreaks between the
floatnumber and the the floatcaption. A simple way is to write \crlf in
front of every caption text or to make a copy of the macro for your
document and put
Earlier this could be used to put some text centered on the line:
\startframedtext[middle][frame=off,background=]
\type{ABCDE}\crlf
\type{ABCDE}
\stopframedtext
Now, the middle doesn't seem to have any effect, the contents is
put to the left side of the printing area.
Has there been a change
On Jan 26, 2007, at 14:57, Hans van der Meer wrote:
Earlier this could be used to put some text centered on the line:
\startframedtext[middle][frame=off,background=]
\type{ABCDE}\crlf
\type{ABCDE}
\stopframedtext
Now, the middle doesn't seem to have any effect, the contents is
put
On Jan 26, 2007, at 15:32, Hans van der Meer wrote:
On Jan 26, 2007, at 14:57, Hans van der Meer wrote:
Earlier this could be used to put some text centered on the line:
\startframedtext[middle][frame=off,background=]
\type{ABCDE}\crlf
\type{ABCDE}
\stopframedtext
Now, the middle doesn't
\starttext
\P ~I Have to go back to version 2007-01-12 because\crlf
\P ~these enormous paragraph and section marks make\crlf
\S ~context 2007-01-23 useless for me. Where they\crlf
\S ~occur together (e.g. TOC) they look like some\crlf
\S ~kind of decoration and are unrecognisable.
\stoptext
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