On 2013-08-28, at 1:40 PM, Meer, H. van der h.vanderm...@uva.nl wrote:
I am using textext to draw text from inside a metapost program. The
drawoptions macro is used by metapost to set drawing options such as color.
As I understand, the textext call is handled by the tex-side
to apply, but submitting
textext(\orange\tfb text) makes the text orange coloured in spit of the
drawoptions setting. Thus textext seems to behave differently for getting an
explicit color for its content or not.
Before ripping the program for a minimal example I would like to first have a
clear
.
On input textext(\tfb text) the above seems to apply, but submitting
textext(\orange\tfb text) makes the text orange coloured in spit of the drawoptions
setting. Thus textext seems to behave differently for getting an explicit color for its content or
not.
Before ripping the program for a minimal
.
On input textext(\tfb text) the above seems to apply, but submitting
textext(\orange\tfb text) makes the text orange coloured in spit of the drawoptions
setting. Thus textext seems to behave differently for getting an explicit color for its content or
not.
Before ripping the program
of the programmers have time for this ... :)
I use the perl program `atchange`[1] for continous preview. For simple
documents, you can just run
atchange filename.tex context --batch filename
For more complicated documents (depending on multiple files and figures),
you can create a automate
\oualkacha_k\AppData\Local\MiKTeX\2.9)...
Skipping common root directory (C:\ProgramData\MiKTeX\2.9)...
Skipping common root directory (C:\Program Files\MiKTeX 2.9)...
C:\Users\oualkacha_ktexexec --make --all
mtxrun | kpse fallback with progname 'context' initialized in 0.05
)...
Skipping common root directory (C:\Program Files\MiKTeX 2.9)...
** **
*C:\Users\oualkacha_ktexexec --make --all*
** **
mtxrun | kpse fallback with progname 'context' initialized in
0.05 seconds
** **
*C:\Users\oualkacha_kmktexlsr*
Creating fndb for user root directory
)...
Skipping common root directory (C:\ProgramData\MiKTeX\2.9)...
Skipping common root directory (C:\Program Files\MiKTeX 2.9)...
C:\Users\oualkacha_ktexexec --make --all
mtxrun | kpse fallback with progname 'context' initialized in 0.05
seconds
C:\Users\oualkacha_kmktexlsr
://portablesigner.sourceforge.net/ to sign
finished PDF files, but it would be neat to have the process integrated
in ConTeXt.
afaik it has to be done on a finished document (postprocessing) so best
if to call a program like qpdf afterwards or so
/cont-en
--lua=/var/lib/texmf/luatex-cache/context/f919750633122078d706dd10f1cfd39b/formats/cont-en.lui
--backend=pdf ./bug.tex \stoptext
You can do the same now, I'm only not sure how much usable information
you would get out of it, hopefully more than just sorry, program
crashed.
There were some
here:
c:\Program Files\Tracker Software\PDF Viewer\PDFXCview.exe
or
%ProgramFiles%\Tracker Software\PDF Viewer\PDFXCview.exe
I guess the snippet might become a part of the standard ConTeXt Suite.
Lukas
Hans
--
Ing. Lukáš Procházka [mailto:l...@pontex.cz]
Pontex s. r. o. [mailto:pon
Keith J. Schultz keithjschu...@web.de writes:
Hi All,
I would agree that the users default should be respected.
I will have to contradict my last post them.
My suggestion them is to use a system variable such as
ConTeXtViewer. This variable would contain the program to be called
Hi All,
I would agree that the users default should be respected.
I will have to contradict my last post them.
My suggestion them is to use a system variable such as
ConTeXtViewer. This variable would contain the program to be called.
If it is not set or empty context simply finishes up what
On 6/28/2013 10:56 AM, Keith J. Schultz wrote:
Hi All,
I would agree that the users default should be respected.
I will have to contradict my last post them.
My suggestion them is to use a system variable such as
ConTeXtViewer. This variable would contain the program to be called
suggestion them is to use a system variable such as
ConTeXtViewer. This variable would contain the program to be called.
If it is not set or empty context simply finishes up what ever it is doing
and exits.
in that case it would be a directive in texmfcnf.lua (probably in the
texmflocal instance
Instead of choosing our own default PDF viewer, we should probably
invoke the user's default PDF viewer. Every OS has a command-line
program to open a file with the system default program:
On OS X:
open myfile.pdf
On Windows:
start myfile.pdf
On Linux, there separate programmes for KDE, new
, Sietse Brouwer sbbrou...@gmail.com wrote:
Instead of choosing our own default PDF viewer, we should probably
invoke the user's default PDF viewer. Every OS has a command-line
program to open a file with the system default program:
On OS X:
open myfile.pdf
On Windows:
start myfile.pdf
On Thu, 27 Jun 2013, Sietse Brouwer wrote:
Instead of choosing our own default PDF viewer, we should probably
invoke the user's default PDF viewer. Every OS has a command-line
program to open a file with the system default program:
On OS X:
open myfile.pdf
On Windows:
start myfile.pdf
On 6/27/2013 5:15 PM, Sietse Brouwer wrote:
Instead of choosing our own default PDF viewer, we should probably
invoke the user's default PDF viewer. Every OS has a command-line
program to open a file with the system default program:
On OS X:
open myfile.pdf
On Windows:
start myfile.pdf
a program such as
run-mailcap or see which choose the viewer based on mailcap
preferences.
I am half joking here; don't go down this route. One can simply leave it
to the user to write a wrapper to context that calls the PDF viewer when
context is finished.
Aditya
--
Pavneet
below.
Because I would like to run context silently from within a Lua program, I would
appreciate if this can be repaired.
Hans van der Meer
105 videots: context --noconsole --once eng-dvb.tex
mtx-context | run 1: luatex
--fmt=/Users/hansm/TeX/context-10/tex/texmf-cache/luatex-cache/context
I did find a nice article, but it
says to use the program texfont, which ships with ConTex, but I do
not have any such file.
texfont --ve=sil --co=gentium --makepath --install
I am using the TexLive version. Is there any simple method to get
this font so that it can be used
I am trying to install a font so that Context cn use it. I am using the
simplefont module and have a ttf that I'd like to use.
There is a lot of conflicting information out about to do this and som is
outdated. As for ContTeX I did find a nice article, but it says to use the
program
a nice article, but it
says to use the program texfont, which ships with ConTex, but I do
not have any such file.
texfont --ve=sil --co=gentium --makepath --install
I am using the TexLive version. Is there any simple method to get
this font so that it can be used by ConTex MKIV ?
Yes
members,
an only-a-few-days-fan of Context writes to you for the first time. I'm pleased
to have found a program closer to TeX and younger than LaTeX. In the last years
I used LaTeX for a bigger family project with good success, but experienced
some
difficulties in arranging minipages containing
am saying is, that I would like to gain a much deeper understanding of ConTeXt
which will allow me to program in ConTeXt rather than just using the
documented command.
To gather information about ConTeXt I have
- read the ConTeXt Reference Manual (http://pmrb.free.fr/contextref.pdf)
- bought
Hello list members,
an only-a-few-days-fan of Context writes to you for the first time. I'm pleased
to have found a program closer to TeX and younger than LaTeX. In the last years
I used LaTeX for a bigger family project with good success, but experienced
some
difficulties in arranging
On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 11:28 AM, Rudolf Bahr qu...@quasi.de wrote:
Hello list members,
an only-a-few-days-fan of Context writes to you for the first time. I'm
pleased
to have found a program closer to TeX and younger than LaTeX. In the last
years
I used LaTeX for a bigger family project
word-end
or syllable-end s) as needed in Fraktur. And, my texexec doesn't know
anything
about umlauts and sharp s.
Whereas my context (translating the same program), dosn't know Fraktur, but
knows
umlauts.
For context (ConTeXt MkIV), you may want to try an OpenType Fraktur
font, like
no different s (one inner-word and one
word-end
or syllable-end s) as needed in Fraktur. And, my texexec doesn't know
anything
about umlauts and sharp s.
Whereas my context (translating the same program), dosn't know Fraktur, but
knows
umlauts.
For context (ConTeXt MkIV), you may want to try
which will allow me to program in
ConTeXt rather than just using the documented command.
To gather information about ConTeXt I have
- read the ConTeXt Reference Manual (http://pmrb.free.fr/contextref.pdf)
- bought a couple of the published books by Hans Hagen
- started reading the TeX book by Donald
Hi,
whats wrong with this formula (see below)?
It runs into error:
! Missing \endgroup inserted.
system tex error on line 10 in file
/Volumes/daten_pro/_AKTUELL/BRUNNER/mathml_test/mathml_test1.tex: Missing ...
1 %context
2 %!TEX TS-program = luatex
3
4
5
On Sat, 8 Jun 2013 22:02:35 +0200
luigi scarso luigi.sca...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 8:45 PM, john Culleton j...@wexfordpress.com
wrote:
After fiddling with some unrelated issues involving a python program
called makehuman my well behaved context mkiv job is acting up
Am Fri, 07 Jun 2013 17:22:26 +0200 schrieb Hans Hagen:
--script context --synctex %bm
In that case the main program calls is mtxrun, so:
mtxrun --script context %bm
I don't know what to do about synctex (never used it).
The last time I looked sumatra needed an uncompressed synctex
After fiddling with some unrelated issues involving a python program
called makehuman my well behaved context mkiv job is acting up. It
finds all kinds of unrelated modules but no longer can find the OTF
fonts I use in /usr/share/fonts/OTF.
here is a brief sample of some of the output I get now
On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 8:45 PM, john Culleton j...@wexfordpress.com wrote:
After fiddling with some unrelated issues involving a python program
called makehuman my well behaved context mkiv job is acting up. It
finds all kinds of unrelated modules but no longer can find the OTF
fonts I use
On 6/7/2013 4:22 PM, H. Özoguz wrote:
something
context --synctex %bm
@Hans, Luigi:
The above does not work here, but I have found a working solution, one
needs --script
--script context --synctex %bm
In that case the main program calls is mtxrun, so:
mtxrun --script context %bm
I
with Asymptote on Windows
withour problems.
I use the following settings:
(La)Tex
Path to the (LA)Tex compiler
c:\texlive\2012\bin\win32\context.exe
Command line argumnets to pass to the compiler
%bm
Viewer
C:\PROGRAM FILES\ADOBE\READER 9.0\READER\ACRORD32.EXE
Succes!
Wim W. Wilhelm
for passing to tex symbols.
For me it's vital to pass mathematical symbols like (\int) to tex
symbol and not like utf-8 symbols.
Thanks a lot,
Xan.
Have you seen the mudraw program of mupdf
http://www.mupdf.com/
?
It has a -t switch that outputs txt and a -tt and -ttt switches
.
Have you seen the mudraw program of mupdf
http://www.mupdf.com/
?
It has a -t switch that outputs txt and a -tt and -ttt switches that
output xml.
--
luigi
Thank you for answering and sorry for delay. I will check it, but I
suspect that if I have
$$\int_{i=1}^{\infty} x^2
like (\int) to tex symbol
and not like utf-8 symbols.
Thanks a lot,
Xan.
Have you seen the mudraw program of mupdf
http://www.mupdf.com/
?
It has a -t switch that outputs txt and a -tt and -ttt switches that
output xml.
--
luigi
I did some further experimentation, hoping using dimexp calculations would
help. But either I am doing somthing wrong or I do not understand the innards
of bodyfont switching well enough.
The example program seems to have accessed a 30 pt font (see the log file) but
did not typeset
Hello,
I am experimenting with the project structure
feature of ConTeXt and so far it seems that paths
used with \project, \product and \component are relative
to the current working directory of the context program.
What I am doing right now, I use paths relative to my
project file project.tex
to a Vector Drawing Program}.
Upper Saddle River, New Jersey:
Prentice-Hall,
2011 \crlf
ISBN 978-0-13-276414-8
Culleton, John R. Jr.
{\it Create Book Covers with Scribus} (pdf e-book).
Eldersburg, Maryland:
Wexford Press,
2012 \crlf
ISBN 978-1-60019-002-5
Drew, Ned and Paul Sternberger.
{\it By its
of the standard format files (apa) and ran
things again. Still no isbn data.
Sometimes it is easier to write a program than to modify someone
else's. The task is not that complex. So I will write my own
program to extract data from a file of information, perhaps the
existing .bbl, file and format
Am 2013-04-19 um 14:50 schrieb Jan Heinen:
Is it possible to instal and runl ConText on webspace?
Which requirements and limitations are needed?
I run ConTeXt as typesetting machine behind my (Django/Gunicorn/NginX)
webserver on my own virtual machine.
You cannot run any independent program
to the ISBN in the cont-ab.bst which
apparently is designed to work with Context. However when I use
the cont-ab alternative and add
an isbn in the sample.bib file it does not appear on the page,
e.g.:
@BOOK{Bah2011,
title = {Inkscape: Guide to a Vector Drawing Program},
publisher = {Prentice-Hall
[]{Tavmjong}[T.]{}{Bah}
\pubyear{2011}
\title{Inkscape: Guide to a Vector Drawing Program}
\isbn{978-0-13-27641-8}
\city{Upper Saddle River, NJ}
\pubname{Prentice-Hall}
\stoppublication
Any suggestions? Using MKIV currently.
--
John Culleton
Wexford Press
Free list of books for self-publishers:
http
I would like to have the same font and especially the same size for inmargin
texts. Why is the following program not honouring the size setting?
% Font in margin text
\def\MarkMaster{\inmargin[location=left]{{\switchtobodyfont[sans,8pt]\red
MASTER SECTION}}}
\starttext
\startchapter[title
Hello ConTeXt list,
I am a new user of ConTeXt and I am trying to write my very first
document with this program.
However, it is often difficult to find explanation about commands and
their options.
Most of the documentation and examples seems outdated or incomplete...
I know that you
On 4/16/2013 6:07 PM, cont...@thomas-corbiere.name wrote:
Hello ConTeXt list,
I am a new user of ConTeXt and I am trying to write my very first
document with this program.
However, it is often difficult to find explanation about commands and
their options.
Most of the documentation and examples
list,
I am a new user of ConTeXt and I am trying to write my very first
document with this program.
However, it is often difficult to find explanation about commands and
their options.
Most of the documentation and examples seems outdated or incomplete... I
know that you are
currently
, and even (far) beyond that.
Chess has quite precise rules (and I wonder if a chess program will
choose an nice but risky step over a winning one) while typesetting also
involves esthetics and therefore only a simulation of what goes on into
someones head can help out.
It will probably take some
time it loads a new font - that is, the first time that a new (known
to mtxrun) font is actually used in a document and loaded into the
cache. The error seems to be due to luatex (? or whatever program does
this) trying to compile a .tma file from the cache into a .tmc file,
but the .tma file
did figure out is that it seems to throw that error the first
time it loads a new font - that is, the first time that a new (known
to mtxrun) font is actually used in a document and loaded into the
cache. The error seems to be due to luatex (? or whatever program does
this) trying to compile
(? or whatever program does
this) trying to compile a .tma file from the cache into a .tmc file,
but the .tma file doesn't exist. I think it then goes to the .otf
file, loads it, and is OK.
Indeed. I fixed it. It has to do with a test for a tmc file (when we run
luajittex I need to make sure that a tmb
time that a new (known
to mtxrun) font is actually used in a document and loaded into the
cache. The error seems to be due to luatex (? or whatever program does
this) trying to compile a .tma file from the cache into a .tmc file,
but the .tma file doesn't exist. I think it then goes to the .otf
file
stub for instance and has its own file database; so, if
'context' does not run, it's because either mtxrun (without suffix on
unix) is not updated
if you see kpse being initialized (or any kpse related program being
run) you're in troubleL
Hans
.
Is there a program I can run to go through a texlive installation and rebuild
the TDS database?
Thanks
___
If your question is of interest to others as well, please add an entry to the
Wiki!
maillist : ntg-context
the paths or tex path database used by kpathse, etc.
Is there a program I can run to go through a texlive installation and rebuild
the TDS database?
mtxrun --generate
context runs quite independent of the texlive infrastructure; mtxrun is
its own stub for instance and has its own file database; so
it loads a new font - that is, the first time that a new (known
to mtxrun) font is actually used in a document and loaded into the
cache. The error seems to be due to luatex (? or whatever program does
this) trying to compile a .tma file from the cache into a .tmc file,
but the .tma file doesn't exist
external to the tex program, and then take a second run
without recording page numbers. There is a command for this.
With Context this might be too complex.
I see no problem with having a page number on chapter 1 however.
Most books look that way. The Chicago Manual of Style has:
Proofs (a chapter
versions of TeX (eplain comes to mind) You can edit the
TOC file external to the tex program, and then take a second run
without recording page numbers. There is a command for this.
With Context this might be too complex.
I see no problem with having a page number on chapter 1 however.
Most books
Dear TeX friends,
I got the message hereunder from the organizers of the EuroBachoTeX meeting.
Please consider to join and possibly add a presentation to the program!
Best wishes
Willi Egger
Secretary NTG
Secretary Context Group
Begin forwarded message:
From: Jerzy Ludwichowski
Previously I could use \chapter[reference-to-this-chapter]{title}
Now the preferred way seems to be \startchapter[title=the-title], but how do I
program now the reference to this chapter?
The Wiki does not contains a page for \startchapter and the section on command
only gives info
-to-this-chapter]{title}
Now the preferred way seems to be \startchapter[title=the-title], but
how do I program now the reference to this chapter?
The Wiki does not contains a page for \startchapter and the section on
command only gives info and examples on the \chapter macro.
Hans van der
:
Previously I could use \chapter[reference-to-this-chapter]{title}
Now the preferred way seems to be \startchapter[title=the-title], but how do I
program now the reference to this chapter?
The Wiki does not contains a page for \startchapter and the section on command
only gives info and examples
Hi,
I have MetaPost graphics that are generated by an external program.
Each graphic is an individual file and the code is enclosed by
beginfig(1)
…
endfig;
end
The beginfig argument is always “1”, it does not increment.
Including the graphics using MPrun fails, since the first
On Fri, 1 Feb 2013, Marco Patzer wrote:
Hi,
I have MetaPost graphics that are generated by an external program.
Each graphic is an individual file and the code is enclosed by
beginfig(1)
…
endfig;
end
The beginfig argument is always “1”, it does not increment.
Including the graphics
.
In TeXworks one needs to be careful about paths in either case. (But
then again, there's the same issue with basically any GUI program that
runs TeX. PATH usually needs to be set up separately from the shell.)
My paths are defined in Windows, but with TeXworks they also
appear in the definition
for my recent MetaPosting excursions).
A slightly off-topic thought: there are hundreds of manuals on
Microsoft Word. However, once you start going deeper into the program,
it is not *that* easy to find a single good manual on the subject.
With ConTeXt it is the other way round, finding 'for Dummies
on the Lua side and then
visualize with ConTeXt in the form of UML, flowcharts, program specifications
and documentation and the output of the actual programming code.
Also, there are the things that ConTeXt and Lua(La)TeX do not offer or
are not the way I like it.
From your Link to the co
.
In TeXworks one needs to be careful about paths in either case. (But
then again, there's the same issue with basically any GUI program that
runs TeX. PATH usually needs to be set up separately from the shell.)
Mojca
Hello,
When writing a macro, I observed that some arguments are not transmitted
correctly, particularly when the type is defined as text.
Here is an example with the macro max defined in the file plain.mp
With this program:
beginfig(1)
show(first test);
show max
On 1/21/2013 7:26 PM, PELLOUIN Christophe wrote:
Hello,
When writing a macro, I observed that some arguments are not transmitted
correctly, particularly when the type is defined as text.
Here is an example with the macro max defined in the file plain.mp
With this program:
beginfig(1
plain.mp
With this program:
beginfig(1)
show(first test);
show max (1,2,8,5,15,2,1,4);
numeric u_;
v_=15;
show(second test);
show max (1,2,8,5,v_,2,1,4);
numeric u_;
u_=15% u_ variable is also defined in the macro max
is an example with the macro max defined in the file plain.mp
With this program:
beginfig(1)
show(first test);
show max (1,2,8,5,15,2,1,4);
numeric u_;
v_=15;
show(second test);
show max (1,2,8,5,v_,2,1,4);
numeric u_;
u_=15
the type is defined as text.
Here is an example with the macro max defined in the file plain.mp
With this program:
beginfig(1)
show(first test);
show max (1,2,8,5,15,2,1,4);
numeric u_;
v_=15;
show(second test);
show max (1,2,8,5,v_
Dear All,
I used to write
\goto{\externalfigure[cuteimage]}[program(file.ext)]
to get an image, that, when clicked, will open an application that will open
file.ext.
This currently still works on my Mac (10.8) with the TeXShop preview and with
Skim.
I does not work anymore with Adobe Acrobat
Am 07.01.2013 um 19:45 schrieb Matthias Weber matwe...@indiana.edu:
Dear All,
I used to write
\goto{\externalfigure[cuteimage]}[program(file.ext)]
to get an image, that, when clicked, will open an application that will open
file.ext.
This currently still works on my Mac (10.8
improved
so that it changes the behavior wrt external links.
In case somebody wants to try:
Typeset
\setupinteraction[page=yes,state=start]
\starttext
\goto{click}[program(test.tex)]
\stoptext
Open test.pdf with Acrobat. Clicking on click opens test.tex with your
designated TeX editor.
Close file
the file myself. When I ran first-setup.bat again, the program reported that something was missing from cygwin1.dll and that rsync.exe still could not run.
Has something changed in the minimal installation package in the last few days? This has never happened before.
Thank you
not part of the EPUB2 specification which is what most current systems
use. EPUB3 is very new and hasn't been widely implemented yet.
Anyway, this really isn't a question for this forum.
Actually, it is. ConTeXt is capable of generating EPUB2 as well as PDF (no
conversion program required
) that calls standalone
dir/tex/texmf-osx-64/bin/context directly with the argument $fullname.
When I tried out TeXWorks after your post, I had to put the standalone binary
path, standalone dir/tex/texmf-osx-64/bin, above /usr/texbin. It seems the
scripts all run a program with the name context
in the beta test program. And normally Martin announces
new acrobats so maybe the new version has a very low profile.)
Unfortunately the pdfopen program cannot handle acrobat reader xi (but I
use full acrobat x so it's no big deal).
As far as I can see, the reader does not support showing
to change this variable to
my value d:/Lukas as many programs may suppose location c:/Document and Settings and don't
need to use %HOMEPATH% when they want to obtain the directory of user settings/data.
So, if possible (= when I CAN AFFECT some program behavior; like Ctx, gnuplot and other
command
using the windows default shell - cmd.exe;
it is interactive in the manner that you can type a command on the command
prompt and the command (or a program) is executed.
In Windows, when a process is created, it inherits current system variables.
If you launch a program from cmd.exe (= command line
a package ‘devscripts’ which includes a
program ‘checkbashisms’ to catch such things (Ubuntu started using
dash as the default sh back in 2006). Ubuntu also has some advice
on strict-POSIX shell scripting:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DashAsBinSh#I_am_a_developer._How_can_I_avoid_this_problem_in_future.3F
.
is a bash-ism
FWIW, Debian and Ubuntu have a package ‘devscripts’ which includes a
program ‘checkbashisms’ to catch such things (Ubuntu started using
dash as the default sh back in 2006). Ubuntu also has some advice
hm, so i wonder why setuptex fails on that box then (not that i care
much as i can
On Tue 30 Oct 2012, Hans Hagen wrote:
FWIW, Debian and Ubuntu have a package ‘devscripts’ which includes a
program ‘checkbashisms’ to catch such things (Ubuntu started using
dash as the default sh back in 2006). Ubuntu also has some advice
hm, so i wonder why setuptex fails on that box
.
is a bash-ism
FWIW, Debian and Ubuntu have a package ‘devscripts’ which includes a
program ‘checkbashisms’ to catch such things (Ubuntu started using
dash as the default sh back in 2006). Ubuntu also has some advice
on strict-POSIX shell scripting:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DashAsBinSh#I_am_a_developer
.
is a bash-ism
FWIW, Debian and Ubuntu have a package ‘devscripts’ which includes a
program ‘checkbashisms’ to catch such things (Ubuntu started using
dash as the default sh back in 2006). Ubuntu also has some advice
on strict-POSIX shell scripting:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DashAsBinSh#I_am_a_developer
On 30-10-2012 18:50, Pontus Lurcock wrote:
On Tue 30 Oct 2012, Hans Hagen wrote:
FWIW, Debian and Ubuntu have a package ‘devscripts’ which includes a
program ‘checkbashisms’ to catch such things (Ubuntu started using
dash as the default sh back in 2006). Ubuntu also has some advice
hm, so i
[resolvers.libraries]
Hans
I attached the log (and all files).
Here's the output (trying to require Test.lua now, which is in
d:\Lukas\Lua\Test.lua):
C:\Lukas\Jobs\HubI-ISK.DSP\SO_210\Statics.Txt.mkiv
C:\Lukas\Jobs\HubI-ISK.DSP\SO_210\Statics.Txset
PATH=c:\ConTeXt\tex\texmf-mswin\bin;C:\Program Files
allow/disallow printing c.
Set it free!!! :-P
Technically speaking, I'd like to tell you that there is no easy way
(without controlling the user's computer) to disallow printing. The
viewer program has to VOLUNTARILY refuse itself to obey the user and
opt to obey you. There is no easy way
is active
(C:/Lukas/ConTeXt/Test/t-Req.mkiv
! LuaTeX error main ctx instance:2: module 'Test-U' not found:
no field package.preload['Test-U']
no file 'Test-U.dll'
no file 'c:\Program Files\Lua\5.1\clibs\Test-U.dll'
no file 'C:\Lukas\Lua\Test-U.dll'
stack traceback
-
\enabletrackers[resolvers.libraries]
\startluacode
require Test-U
\stopluacode
\starttext
A
\stoptext
- I'm getting:
C:\Lukas\ConTeXt\Testt-Req.mkiv
C:\Lukas\ConTeXt\Testset PATH=c:\ConTeXt\tex\texmf-mswin\bin;C:\Program
Files\Windows Resource
Kits\Tools\;C:\WINDOWS
Dear Sietse,
Thanks a lot!!!
Finally found it, after lots of trial-and-erroring through
likely-looking table names in file-job.lua: the stack of input files
is kept in resolvers.inputstack.
I don't program any lua. But I was taking a look at file-job.lua
myself. I have a lot to learn
[gentium][t2a]
\starttypescript [gentium-rus] [t2a]
\definetypeface [gentium] [rm] [serif] [gentium] [default]
[encoding=\typescripttwo]
\stoptypescript
\usetypescript[gentium][ec]
\usetypescript[gentium-rus][t2a]
\setupbodyfont[gentium]
\starttext
program pro počítačovou sazbu {\switchtobodyfont
the macros that have been defined and
invalidated, but are kept on the hash anyways because of some
issues involving \gdef?
(I remember reading about this in “TeX the Program” but I can’t
look it up right now as it is buried somewhere deep inside a book
crate.)
Philipp
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