;
% draw axes
draw (rmin,0)*ux -- (rmax+0.1,0)*ux;
draw (rmin,0)*ux -- (rmin*ux,(1.1)*uy);
for x = 0.5 step 0.05 until 1.1:
label.bot(textext(decimal(x)),(x*ux,x*uy));
you accumulate the rounding error with every step of the loop. try to
avoid such 'low value' steps if possible.
for x = 10 step 1
;
% draw axes
draw (rmin,0)*ux -- (rmax+0.1,0)*ux;
draw (rmin,0)*ux -- (rmin*ux,(1.1)*uy);
for x = 0.5 step 0.05 until 1.1:
label.bot(textext(decimal(x)),(x*ux,x*uy));
you accumulate the rounding error with every step of the loop. try to avoid
such 'low value' steps if possible.
for x = 10 step 1
should bodydir influence
textdir and pardir (i.e. when i would expect the content to be rl
independent of page/bodydir
(we need some higher level interface and not these low level *dir commands)
best is if you and idris sort this out (is part of idris onthology
the alignment is no 100% ok; for instance, why should bodydir
influence textdir and pardir (i.e. when i would expect the content to be
rl independent of page/bodydir
(we need some higher level interface and not these low level *dir
commands)
Indeed. We may also need Taco's help; he's about the only one
sense (even when all are
enabled the alignment is no 100% ok; for instance, why should bodydir
influence textdir and pardir (i.e. when i would expect the content to
be rl independent of page/bodydir
(we need some higher level interface and not these low level *dir
commands)
Indeed. We may also
=start]
\setuppagenumbering[state=stop]
\starttext
{\red red}
{\green this is typeset
in green}
{\middlemagenta this is typeset
in dark middlemagenta}
\stoptext
taco and i have it running here ... has to do with low level change in
attributes so the upcoming beta also needs a new
this is typeset
in dark middlemagenta}
\stoptext
taco and i have it running here ... has to do with low level change in
attributes so the upcoming beta also needs a new binary
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\definefont[BigFont][SerifBold sa 3.5] which gives you
\BigFont
Which low level command allows to fill in \definefont[SomeFont][SomeSynonym
sa SomeScale] with SomeSynonym=Sans(X)/Serif(X) (X)=Bold/Italic, i.e.
regardless of the synonym's name (defined in the typescript)?
\setuphead[chapter
[BigFont][SerifBold sa 3.5] which gives you
\BigFont
Which low level command allows to fill in \definefont[SomeFont][SomeSynonym
sa SomeScale] with SomeSynonym=Sans(X)/Serif(X) (X)=Bold/Italic, i.e.
regardless of the synonym's name (defined in the typescript)?
it just follows the bodyfont
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 9:23 AM, Hans Hagen pra...@wxs.nl wrote:
Alan Stone wrote:
[...]
Which low level command allows to fill in
\definefont[SomeFont][SomeSynonym
sa SomeScale] with SomeSynonym=Sans(X)/Serif(X) (X)=Bold/Italic, i.e.
regardless of the synonym's name (defined
Alan Stone wrote:
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 9:23 AM, Hans Hagen pra...@wxs.nl wrote:
Alan Stone wrote:
[...]
Which low level command allows to fill in
\definefont[SomeFont][SomeSynonym
sa SomeScale] with SomeSynonym=Sans(X)/Serif(X) (X)=Bold/Italic, i.e.
regardless of the synonym's name
what to
search in wiki, manuals, etc..
Best wishes,
Wei-Wei
Taco Hoekwater 写道:
Also generally helpful for a low-level understanding of context are
these wiki pages:
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/System_Macros
commands appear some times, but no explanation.
http://archive.contextgarden.net/message/20080629.104105.40e28a70.el.html
Also generally helpful for a low-level understanding of context are
these wiki pages:
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/System_Macros
Best wishes,
Taco
, TeXBook, ConTeXt
manual, TeX
impatient,
and mail list. Those commands appear some times, but no explanation.
http://archive.contextgarden.net/message/20080629.104105.40e28a70.el.html
Also generally helpful for a low-level understanding of context are
these wiki pages:
http
would suggest you to at least try the ConTeXt minimals. You can
install and try them without breaking anything on your computer. See:
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/ConTeXt_Minimals
But the version that you use is almost hopeless unless you use
low-level font switching commands (that's also
Compiled with fontconfig version 2.4.2; using 2.4.2
Compiled with libpng version 1.2.15beta5; using 1.2.15beta5
Compiled with libpoppler version 3.00
As you differenciate the low-level font switching commands and the
high-level one (like Xetex), is the low-level the one that needs to
write a map file
Italic
InitiationRitualFont:style=Regular
You tried \definetypeface[InitiationRitualFont][rm][Xserif]
[InitiationRitualFont]?
As you differenciate the low-level font switching commands and the
high-level one (like Xetex), is the low-level the one that needs to
write a map file (tree)? Sorry
Italic
InitiationRitualFont:style=Regular
You tried \definetypeface[InitiationRitualFont][rm][Xserif]
[InitiationRitualFont]?
As you differenciate the low-level font switching commands and the
high-level one (like Xetex), is the low-level the one that needs to
write a map file (tree)? Sorry
/context/base/context.tex
But that information is not really important now.
You tried
\definetypeface[InitiationRitualFont][rm][Xserif][InitiationRitualFont]?
ConTeXt+XeTeX font support was completely broken at some point.
As you differenciate the low-level font switching commands and the
high
.
indeed. \z@ and \p@ are gone as are \...@ne and \...@ne
also, the \v \vi \vii and sich are gone as they were artefacts form the
previous century
feel free to make a compaibility module ...
\le...@\onepoint
and such
plain tabs are still there but isolated in a core module
also some low level
%\setupdescriptions[description][headalign=flushright]
\setupdescriptions[description][text=\hfill]
\description{text} bla bla bla
\description{longer text} bla bla bla
\stoptext
Thanks. I first guess was
\defineframed
[framehead]
[location=low,width=\leftmarginwidth,align=flushright,frame=off
(tex.ctxcatcodes,one)
end
function commands.low(str)
sprint(tex.ctxcatcodes,format(\\low{%s},str))
end
function commands.high(str)
sprint(tex.ctxcatcodes,format(\\high{%s},str))
end
function commands.lowhigh(one,two)
sprint(tex.ctxcatcodes,format(\\lohi{%s}{%s},one,two))
end
function
*and* vertical alignment of the text.
\starttext
\bTABLE[height=2cm]
\bTR
\bTD[align=low] text \eTD
\bTD[align=lohi]text \eTD
\bTD[align=high]text \eTD
\eTR
\eTABLE
\stoptext
o 'low' positions the text at the bottom of the box,
o 'high' positions the text at the top of the box and
o 'lohi
][headalign=flushright]
\setupdescriptions[description][text=\hfill]
\description{text} bla bla bla
\description{longer text} bla bla bla
\stoptext
Thanks. I first guess was
\defineframed
[framehead]
[location=low,width=\leftmarginwidth,align=flushright,frame=off]
\setupdescriptions[description
yourself.
The low level way to do this is:
\def\AnsT#1\eAns
{\doglobal\increment\choicecounter
\startitem[\choicecounter]#1\stopitem}
Another way to do this with a few ConTeXt commands is:
\define[1]\Rightitem
{\doglobal\increment\choicecounter
\startitem[\choicecounter]#1\stopitem
The low level way to do this is:
\def\AnsT#1\eAns
{\doglobal\increment\choicecounter
\startitem[\choicecounter]#1\stopitem}
Wolfgang
Beautiful! Thanks again Wolfgang. I tried the low level command and it works
great. I will try the Context way later.
Hans, thanks very much
On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 4:53 PM, Curious Learn curiousle...@gmail.com wrote:
The low level way to do this is:
\def\AnsT#1\eAns
{\doglobal\increment\choicecounter
\startitem[\choicecounter]#1\stopitem}
Wolfgang
Beautiful! Thanks again Wolfgang. I tried the low level command
scaling (which is what
the fallbacks do: thereone chooses one main font and overlays other
fonts properly scaled)
But I think fallbacks are very low level that users shouldn't worry
about in general, may be such command can be a higher level interface
for font fallbacks. For scaling, we can
Hello,
I did not try to analyze how the following macros work (they are too
complex), but they somehow fail in mkiv. (I don't need the F
kerning, so that portion of code may go away, but the macro itself is
very very handy.)
All I want is to have a macro that converts _{...} into \low
is to have a macro that converts _{...} into \low{...}
and ^{...} into \high{...} (or possibly enable using both at the same
time).
\startluacode
thirddata = thirddata or { }
function thirddata.molecule(text)
text = string.gsub(text,_,\\low)
text = string.gsub(text,%^,\\high)
tex.sprint(text
that portion of code may go away, but the macro itself is
very very handy.)
All I want is to have a macro that converts _{...} into \low{...}
and ^{...} into \high{...} (or possibly enable using both at the same
time).
\startluacode
thirddata = thirddata or { }
function thirddata.molecule
}
\input tufte
\startsection{Subsection}
\input knuth
\stopsection
\stopsection
\stoptext
Am I missing a setup command somewhere in the new structure code that
enables nested sections?
nested sections are not supported but it's on my agenda to provide a
relative scheme as well (the low level
is often a problem because you don't know
what happens in the internals and only only low level commands like
\iftrue, \ifdim ... works without problems.
The best you can do is to write:
\startmode[a]
\setuphead[chapter][header=chapter]
\stopmode
\startnotmode[a]
\setuphead[chapter][header=high
is on module level and no should use \setvalue to
add his own option for the \MyFunction command, you could now use
low level code and define your own command:
\def\defineMyFunction{\dodoubleargument\dodefineMyFunction}
\def\dodefineMyFunction[#1][#2]%
{\setvalue{myfunction:#1}{#2
function ie
nodes.FromTableToNodeButItnotExists(t)
indeed, that has a low priority
Hans
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Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE
Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands
tel
('vbox.hi');initt();tex.box[100] =
nodes.FromTableToNodeButItnotExists(t)}
%%actually an empty box, of course
\box100
\stoptext
I was not able to find a table2node function ie
nodes.FromTableToNodeButItnotExists(t)
indeed, that has a low priority
BTW,
Am I wrong if I say
('vbox.hi');initt();tex.box[100] =
nodes.FromTableToNodeButItnotExists(t)}
%%actually an empty box, of course
\box100
\stoptext
I was not able to find a table2node function ie
nodes.FromTableToNodeButItnotExists(t)
indeed, that has a low priority
BTW,
Am I wrong if I say that this serialization
set tfmtable.format=truetype in mkiv or to rename the
font. I'll add a tracker item to do this type discovery based on the
actual file magic, but it will have a low priority.
Best wishes,
Taco
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If your question
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
That means it really is somewhat of a backend issue, but the easy fix
is to either set tfmtable.format=truetype in mkiv or to rename the
font. I'll add a tracker item to do this type discovery based on the
actual file magic, but it will have a low priority.
maybe
low level catcodes changes with catcode
tables, I hope this will help other users if they have the same problem.
\unprotect
\newcatcodetable \diacatcodes
\startcatcodetable \diacatcodes
\catcode`\^^M = 5
\catcode`\= 10
\catcode`\\ = 0
\catcode`\{ = 1
\catcode
{\dohighlow\raise\mathsupnormal{.86}{0}}
\unexpanded\def\low {\dohighlow\lower\mathsubnormal{.48}{0}}
1) This doesn't make sense, does it?
2) Why gets the line space increased even though the 0 is not that high?!
3) How can the behaviour of $V^0$ be adjusted in such way as \high{0}
does
Peter Rolf wrote:
Hi,
a space between the font dimension number and the unit breaks
compilation. And before anyone asks... the space was inserted by chance. :)
\definefont[FOO] [Sans at 30 pt]
hm, you can make that a very low priority tracker item
; the paragraph is skipped (hey, what about #3: are you
leading me into temptation to use low-level code?!). #4: I have tried
both the minimals and a fully updated TeXLive on OS X; I will tomorrow
check if the same thing happens on my linux installation.
Unfortunately, the file is pretty long
installation with font problems)
Wolfgang
Hi Wolfgang,
thanks for your suggestions! I tried solutions 1-3, but I still get
the same result; the paragraph is skipped (hey, what about #3: are you
leading me into temptation to use low-level code?!).
There is nothing wrong with low level code if you
Bob Reynolds wrote:
\define [1] \StretchedSmallCaps {\smallcaps {\stretchedlowercase {#1}}}
You need a more low-level definition of this command because
of macro expansion issues inside the logo processing.
It works fine with this:
\unexpanded\def\StretchedSmallCaps#1
Hi,
\doifelse does not work inside any MP environment. Something really
strange happens if you try to use it. \loggingall tells me what exactly is
happening, but I do not know enough low-level TeX to understand why this
is happening.
Conside this test file
%--
\def\test
don't want to use too many ConTeXt advanced features. The
other reasons being that I want to learn low-level TeX, so perhaps one
day, I'll be able to write documentation for all those like me who like
to understand every single bit of the language they use. I don't like
having recipes I just have
{\author}
\StopFrontPage
Why do you use a environmen but post low level code
in your other mail, if you use such code use it in your
questions, it's easier to help you.
\Chapter
\Title{Introduction}
\Chapter[1]
\Title{Chapter name}
What is \Chapter supposed to do.
All those control sequences
should describe it more precisely (and maybe not
on this list).
The
other reasons being that I want to learn low-level TeX
If you want that, you should start by reading the TeX book and the
LuaTeX reference, which
}
\StopFrontPage
Why do you use a environmen but post low level code
in your other mail, if you use such code use it in your
questions, it's easier to help you.
Well, it was to simplify ... If I hadn't, I would have post this code
plus the definitions before it, making it necessary for the readers
to change the catodes.
I think it will be cleaner to use catcode tables. See syst-cat.mkiv.
and syst-cat.tex
I keep now my low level solution but with fewer lines.
To help other users with the same question I present
here my solution:
\def\ax{ax}
\def\setupaxis
{\catcode`\%\@@letter
and want to know if should
use another (better) way to change the catodes.
I think it will be cleaner to use catcode tables. See syst-cat.mkiv.
and syst-cat.tex
I keep now my low level solution but with fewer lines.
Even though you are still using the mailling list, I will reply :-)
To help other
to a lua function and want to know if should
use another (better) way to change the catodes.
I think it will be cleaner to use catcode tables. See syst-cat.mkiv.
and syst-cat.tex
I keep now my low level solution but with fewer lines.
Even though you are still using the mailling list, I
sign a simple letter to pass
number formats to a lua function and want to know if should
use another (better) way to change the catodes.
I think it will be cleaner to use catcode tables. See syst-
cat.mkiv.
and syst-cat.tex
I keep now my low level solution but with fewer lines.
Even though
Oliver Buerschaper wrote:
So is this the preferred command for all (horizontal) boxing related
tasks in ConTeXt (over hbox)?
if you want to position yes .. howeler, take a look in supp-box for more
low level stuff
Hans
to change the catodes.
I think it will be cleaner to use catcode tables. See syst-cat.mkiv.
and syst-cat.tex
I already know them but you're right, it's better
to use them and avoid low level code.
P.S. Should I now send all my questions to you or
still use the mailing list :)
Thanks
Am 11.11.2008 um 17:40 schrieb Peter Rolf:
You should write new typescripts/files for MkIV because you could
use Truetype fonts without map and tfm files.
Yes, this works and is also faster. But now I have a different
positioning (text baseline is too low, plus bigger interline spacing
Wolfgang Schuster schrieb:
Am 11.11.2008 um 17:40 schrieb Peter Rolf:
You should write new typescripts/files for MkIV because you could
use Truetype fonts without map and tfm files.
Yes, this works and is also faster. But now I have a different
positioning (text baseline is too low, plus
, it shows the
way how I use the upper named fonts in my macros.
You should write new typescripts/files for MkIV because you could
use Truetype fonts without map and tfm files.
Yes, this works and is also faster. But now I have a different
positioning (text baseline is too low, plus bigger
\leftofspan##1\rightofspan{\low {##1}}}
\xmlmapvalue{style:text-position}{super 58%}{\def\leftofspan##1\rightofspan{\high{##1}}}
\catcode`\%=14
\definetextbackground
[underline]
[location=text,
alternative=1,
background=,
framecolor=black,
frame=off
?
\def\doPutTitle#1%
{\page[bigpreference]
\vbox\bgroup
\raggedcenter
#1%
\egroup
\nobreak\blank[big]}
OK, though this looks rather low-level. I was thinking about something
more user-friendly;).
This raises a philosophical question: is it the ConTeXt way to use
low
are unnecessary
here?
\def\doPutTitle#1%
{\page[bigpreference]
\vbox\bgroup
\raggedcenter
#1%
\egroup
\nobreak\blank[big]}
OK, though this looks rather low-level. I was thinking about
something
more user-friendly;).
This raises a philosophical question
} (in MkII, in MkIV page breaks fall in
different
places). Which percentage signs and \page[no]'s are unnecessary
here?
\def\doPutTitle#1%
{\page[bigpreference]
\vbox\bgroup
\raggedcenter
#1%
\egroup
\nobreak\blank[big]}
OK, though this looks rather low
,
\doPutTitle{some title} (in MkII, in MkIV page breaks fall in
different
places). Which percentage signs and \page[no]'s are unnecessary
here?
\def\doPutTitle#1%
{\page[bigpreference]
\vbox\bgroup
\raggedcenter
#1%
\egroup
\nobreak\blank[big]}
OK, though this looks rather low
for any help in advance!
Vyatchelsav
You need something more low level.
\definestartstop
[verse]
[commands=\directsetup{verse},
before=\endgraf,
after=\allowbreak\endgraf]
\startsetups verse
\def\obeyedline
{\futurelet\next\doobeyedline}
\def\doobeyedline
{document.commands.somehexcolor(\letterhash\uppercase{#1})}}\temp}
\catcode`\%=11
\xmlmapvalue{style:text-position}{sub 58%} {\def\leftofspan##1\rightofspan{\low {##1}}}
\xmlmapvalue{style:text-position}{super 58%}{\def\leftofspan##1\rightofspan{\high{##1}}}
\catcode`\%=14
\definetextbackground
Mildred Ki'Lya wrote:
I want to be able to tun a TeX document which uses macros that are
specific to the document I create. And I would like to separate the
macros from the actual document.
you can define your own commands on top of context (as long as you don't
overload essential low level
will provide a system based on independent
components, so that one can make a 'small context like thing' but it has
a real low priority (unless someone pays for the effort)
Hans
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Hans Hagen
no idea how to read utf-8 documents in plain TeX).
at some time in the future i will provide a system based on
independent components, so that one can make a 'small context like
thing' but it has a real low priority (unless someone pays for the
effort)
That, I can understand :)
So, I'll dig
it.
* By default, being in dvi or pdf mode doesn't matter: you always end up
with a pdf file. This is fine when you have a fast computer, but on
low-end, older ones (like mine;)) xdvi is *a lot* faster than xpdf.
I use the emacs AUCTeX shipped with ubuntu 8.04. It seems that emacs
comes preconfigured
, and as such there is nothing to color; if i
construct a more comples model for extensions i can make that work, but
i'd rather wait for mplib to be extended with multiple pre/postscripts
(is on the agenda but with low priority)
(no colorization of pictures with text in mkiv)
(In the particular case
welcome any hints or
suggestions. But as I said: it's all solvable in one way or another,
so this is just a low-priority request for sharing your ideas. I'm
posting this because I would almost bet that there's some one-liner to
solve it all :) :) :)
Thanks,
Mojca
in case that I decide to move images or
articles to another location in project.)
If some elegance exists to solve that, I would welcome any hints or
suggestions. But as I said: it's all solvable in one way or another,
so this is just a low-priority request for sharing your ideas. I'm
posting
\VL b \VL\AR
\DC \DL \DR
\VL A \VL c \VL\AR
\DC \DL \DR
\VL \VL d \VL\LR
\HL
\stoptables
does not quite do the job,
since the aim is to put a tall object
A spanning the three rows.
You can use \LOW and \LOWER.
See http://www.tug.org/TUGboat/Articles/tb29-1/tb91mahajan.pdf Section 6
the source for syst-gen-doc, so the wiki
page is leading now. But anyway, this low-level reference
documentation stuff is on hold while we try to sort out a new
infrastructure for texshow.
Best wishes,
Taco
___
If your
right single guillemet
[0x00AB] = { 0.50, 0.50 }, -- « left guillemet
[0x00BB] = { 0.50, 0.50 }, -- » right guillemet
[0x2018] = { 0.70, 0.70 }, -- â left single quotation mark
[0x2019] = { 0,0.70 }, -- â right single quotation mark
[0x201A] = { 0.70, 0}, -- , single low-9 quotation mark
. There is (virtuallly) no limit
to that.
As to the question why the values are so low in texmf.cnf: keep in
mind that TeX runs on some pretty old computers with maybe only 256 MB
of RAM. When you prepare such a big system as TeXLive which has to run
on all sorts of platforms and hardware, you prefer
On Sun, 7 Sep 2008, Mohamed Bana wrote:
Hi,
Ditto. Are there any instructions for setting this up
The situation for math fonts currently is a bit of a mess. Slowly things
will become more smooth and a lot of low level code will be converted to
lua. For present, in order to use euler you
extraction much more useful, etc.
rather useless in pdf; at some point i might add proper structure to the
pdf output but it has a rather low priority (never needed it)
Hans
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, since we have to letterspace titles and such, there is provision
for it in the core (non advertised low level stuff)
\stretched {The badness of this line is very bad.}
\hbox spread 2cm{\stretched {The badness of this line is very bad.}}
\def\stretchedspaceamount{.25em}
\stretchednormalcase
defines font in a more low-level way. It's really only a
workaround and should probably disappear altogether; I haven't seen
any of these errors in the past. It is also fairly agnostic concerning
the engine (mkii or XeTeX or mkiv, though not all fonts will work with
all versions) while t
\interfacetranslationtrue is not defined.
that part of the style is kind of low level; the interfase stuff is now
xml bases so there is no need for dirtuy hacks any more (overloads and
such); i have a better version here (will upload it at some point);
Where can the updated version be downloaded please ?
Thanks
into nath an dgiv ehis opinion; the
problem is that nath is rather low level hooked into latex's font
system; it's impressive stuff but i have no idea if it's still
maintained; also, at some point we will redo that kind of things
(breaking across lines and so) in lua
to look into nath an dgiv ehis opinion; the
problem is that nath is rather low level hooked into latex's font
system; it's impressive stuff but i have no idea if it's still
maintained;
I had tried nath a long time back, but found that it did not work in some
cases (if I remember correctly
other methods. The results are slightly different:
\starttext \framed[offset=0pt, frame=off, align=low, height=\textheight,
width=\textwidth]{\input tufte } \page % text is slightly higher that on
first page, and last linebreak is % different, I don't know why...
\hskip0pt\vfill \input tufte
=low, height=\textheight,
width=\textwidth]{\input tufte
}
\page
% text is slightly higher that on first page, and last linebreak is
% different, I don't know why...
\hskip0pt\vfill
\input tufte
\stoptext
Cheers, Peter
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it is not elegant but I use vfill with a ~ before.
Strange, this doesn't work here:
\starttext
~\vfill
\input tufte
\stoptext
Buf I've found 2 other methods. The results are slightly different:
\starttext
\framed[offset=0pt, frame=off, align=low, height=\textheight,
width=\textwidth
different:
\starttext
\framed[offset=0pt, frame=off, align=low, height=\textheight,
width=\textwidth]{\input tufte
}
\page
% text is slightly higher that on first page, and last linebreak is
% different, I don't know why...
\hskip0pt\vfill
\input tufte
\stoptext
Cheers, Peter
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http://pmrb.free.fr
/context/ to compile them.
The manuals are complete but Hans used many low level code which
is now included in the base files with different content or now obsolete
and no longer defined. You can see this especially in cont-enp.tex where
the code for the x-set-11 module is included in the environment
of the style is kind of low level; the interfase stuff is now
xml bases so there is no need for dirtuy hacks any more (overloads and
such); i have a better version here (will upload it at some point
command ? I'm receiving compile
errors (log file in attachement).
Comment the fourth line in layo-02.tex, as the error message
says the command \interfacetranslationtrue is not defined.
that part of the style is kind of low level; the interfase stuff is now
xml bases so there is no need
as above)
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, no computer science background
at all. I cannot ask them to be aware of low level installation aspects.
My ideal would be something like the standard ConTeXt I was working
with an year ago. One installs MacTeX and can start working.
Now, we need easy font switching. I'm actually using XeTeX
an
introductory but real seminar.
At my lab the students are all on macosx 10.4/5.
Now the probem:
All my students comes from humanities, no computer science
background at all. I cannot ask them to be aware of low level
installation aspects.
My ideal would be something like the standard ConTeXt I
the probem:
All my students comes from humanities, no computer science background at
all. I cannot ask them to be aware of low level installation aspects.
My ideal would be something like the standard ConTeXt I was working with an
year ago. One installs MacTeX and can start working.
Now, we
the students are all on macosx 10.4/5.
Now the probem:
All my students comes from humanities, no computer science background at
all. I cannot ask them to be aware of low level installation aspects.
My ideal would be something like the standard ConTeXt I was working with an
year ago. One installs
not to be maintained very much
I don't think the code in the module is nowadays a good example for
writing
a module because many low level commands are redefined and it should
work now out of the box with the current code or better witth MkIV.
I thought so, but ...
Le 3 juin 08 à 20:22, nico
, and cutomize the output with .xsl
parameters or LaTeX .sty files
- dbcontext seams not to be maintained very much
I don't think the code in the module is nowadays a good example for writing
a module because many low level commands are redefined and it should
work now out of the box with the current code
for **easely**
provide pdf output from docbook input, and cutomize the output
with .xsl
parameters or LaTeX .sty files
- dbcontext seams not to be maintained very much
I don't think the code in the module is nowadays a good example for
writing
a module because many low level commands are redefined
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