,
=== Minimal Example
\usemodule[vim]
\definevimtyping[RUBY][syntax=ruby]
\starttext
\startRUBY
puts Hello
\stopRUBY
\stoptext
=
Actually, on Remote, whatever module I use, it will prompt the
Undefined
.
system tex error on line 4 in file b.tex: Undefined control sequence ...
1 \enabletrackers[modules.loading]
2 \usemodule[vim]
3
4 \definevimtyping[RUBY][syntax=ruby]
5
6 \starttext
7
8 \startRUBY
9 puts Hello
10 \stopRUBY
11
12
\usemodule[vim]
\definevimtyping[RUBY][syntax=ruby]
\starttext
\startRUBY
puts Hello
\stopRUBY
\stoptext
=
Actually, on Remote, whatever module I use, it will prompt the
Undefined Control Sequence error
are
going to work with MKIV. If you also want to work with MKII you have to
install Ruby.
If you do not want to work with TeXworks, you can skip the second part. :-D
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Description: Adobe PDF document
to install (in parallel, you don't need to overwrite the old
minimals) the beta version and try to compile with that one. It is
quite possible that there is a version mismatch between tex macros and
ruby scripts (minimals update mtxrun, but not ruby scripts; and the
having current version installed
On 15-7-2011 3:01, luigi scarso wrote:
When compiling, TeXUtils has a heart attack:
. . .
TeXUtil | parsing filefilename.tui
TeXUtil | fatal error in plugin (processing): invalid multibyte escape
This causes cumulative errors on each iteration with repeating indices.
at some point ruby
I updated Ruby to the latest and greatest beta but have the same results:
TeXUtils does not function correctly when processing .tui files, likely due to
character encoding issues in Ruby.
I'm running Ruby 1.9.2 and this seems to be the problem. 1.8.7 was working fine
on other machines
On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 8:34 PM, Brian Wedde wbr...@onlineed.com wrote:
I updated Ruby to the latest and greatest beta but have the same results:
TeXUtils does not function correctly when processing .tui files, likely due to
character encoding issues in Ruby.
I'm running Ruby 1.9.2
escape
contextroot/tex/texmf-context/scripts/context/ruby/base/texutil.rb:204:in
`prepare'
contextroot/tex/texmf-context/scripts/context/ruby/base/texutil.rb:886:in
`block in processor'
contextroot/tex/texmf-context/scripts/context/ruby/base/texutil.rb:878:in
`each'
contextroot/tex/texmf-context
{pdftex.map}{lm-math.map} [1]
[2]/opt/tools/ConTeXt/beta/tex/texmf-context/scripts/context/ruby/base/switch.rb:570:in
`locateseries': undefined method `each' for tex:String
(NoMethodError)
from
/opt/tools/ConTeXt/beta/tex/texmf-context/scripts/context/ruby/base/switch.rb:397:in
`block
TeXUtil | fatal error in plugin (processing): invalid multibyte escape
contextroot/tex/texmf-context/scripts/context/ruby/base/texutil.rb:204:in
`prepare'
contextroot/tex/texmf-context/scripts/context/ruby/base/texutil.rb:886:in
`block in processor'
contextroot/tex/texmf-context/scripts
/ConTeXt/beta/tex/texmf/metapost/base/plain.mp
Preloading the plain mem file, version 1.004))
(./test.mp{pdftex.map}{lm-math.map} [1]
[2]/opt/tools/ConTeXt/beta/tex/texmf-context/scripts/context/ruby/base/switch.rb:570:in
`locateseries': undefined method `each' for tex:String
(NoMethodError
' initialized
in 0.09 seconds
/usr/local/texlive/2010/../texmf-
local/scripts/context/ruby/texexec.rb:8:in `require': no
such file to load -- ftools (LoadError)
from /usr/local/texlive/2010/../texmf-
local/scripts/context/ruby/texexec.rb:8:in `main'
I have a standard texlive 2010 installation. I
: /context-minimal/tex/texmf-context/scripts/context/ruby/texexec.rb:
Permission denied
ah, ok, a side effect of a quoting patch (for tl) ... i'll fix it
Hans
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/context/ruby/texexec.rb:
Permission denied
2) There is now a problem with \footnote: for instance with mkiv
\starttext
\chapter{Testing a chapter\footnote{Actually for testing footnotes in a chapter
header\dots}}
\section{Testing a section\footnote{Actually for testing footnotes in a section
depend context-rst
depend context-ruby
depend context-simplefonts
depend context-simpleslides
depend context-top-ten
depend context-typearea
depend context-typescripts
depend context-vim
How do I indicate that context-vim depends on context-filter?
Aditya
context-lettrine
depend context-lilypond
depend context-mathsets
depend context-notes-zh-cn
depend context-rst
depend context-ruby
depend context-simplefonts
depend context-simpleslides
depend context-top-ten
depend context-typearea
depend context-typescripts
depend context-vim
Mojca
Looks like context needs a package manager.
Do you have any suggestion how it should look like and how it should
work? mtx-update is kind-of package manager, but I admit that I miss
some GUI (but then again I have no idea how to write a portable GUI).
Similar to ruby gems or perl cpan or even
, Relaxngcompact, Rhtml, Ruby, Scala, Scheme,
Sgml,
Sql, SqlMysql, SqlPostgresql, Tcl, Texinfo, Xml, Xslt, Yacc
Copyright (C) 2006-2010 John MacFarlane
Web: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions
the setuptex.bat file. Also have
the 3 configuration files mentioned in the wiki in their place.
I am using last version, I have neither ruby nor perl installed, I am using
windows xp sp3, both administrator and limited user accounts, same problem.
Is there a way to get this work
Hello,
Before I start reinvinting the wheel ... I have a feeling that some
people were already doing some basic wikimedia2context syntax
conversion.
I would like to create PDF out of some wiki pages with very limited
number of used commands. I have created a simple ruby script that
fetches all
of used commands. I have created a simple ruby script that
fetches all the contents that I want in the final PDF, all that is
left to be done is conversion from wiki to tex syntax:
- replace =...= with \section{...}, ==...== with \subsection{...},
===...=== with \subsubsection
to time
mkiv: no more mkii files, no more pdftex, just pure mkiv
this can already be done (just install with the --engine=luatex flag)
the main issue is that mtxrun also replaces the ruby texmfstart script
and texexec is launched via mtxrun; so mtxrun needs to be able to deal
with mkii situations
?
mkii: frozen, only some fixes from time to time
mkiv: no more mkii files, no more pdftex, just pure mkiv
this can already be done (just install with the --engine=luatex flag)
the main issue is that mtxrun also replaces the ruby texmfstart script and
texexec is launched via mtxrun; so mtxrun
2 completely different distributions?
mkii: frozen, only some fixes from time to time
mkiv: no more mkii files, no more pdftex, just pure mkiv
this can already be done (just install with the --engine=luatex flag)
the main issue is that mtxrun also replaces the ruby texmfstart script and
texexec
that it seems to be ok. In both cases it would be great to
get feedback if the problems with missing files are solved.
Mojca
PS: please remove the .txt ending (gmail doesn't allow sending .bat files)
@echo off
setlocal
echo okay ok.log
ruby -e File.delete('ok.log')
if not exist ok.log goto okay
the attached first-setup-alt.bat).
Best regards,
Lukas@echo off
setlocal
echo okay ok.log
ruby -e File.delete('ok.log')
if not exist ok.log goto okay
echo.
echo You need to install Ruby first (if you want to use pdfTeX or XeTeX).
echo Fetching files anyway.
echo.
:okay
set OWNPATH=%~dp0
set
?
the texexec luatex related code is pretty old and uses luatools for
making formats and so ... dates from the first months of luatex .. i
removed all traces from the ruby scripts
-
Hans Hagen
/texmf-linux/bin/texexec hello.tex
Do you see some differences ?
the texexec luatex related code is pretty old and uses luatools for making
formats and so ... dates from the first months of luatex .. i removed all
traces from the ruby scripts
I mean that texexec is related only with mkii
No hints? Thanks.
Pau
2010/11/5 Pau vim.u...@googlemail.com:
Hello,
why is the ruby script pstopdf renaming files to lower-case?
See the examples
deukalion(pts/15)| ps2ps 1.ps U.ps
deukalion(pts/15)| file U.ps
U.ps: PostScript document text conforming DSC level 3.0, Level 2
deukalion
(because
lua is so fucking small) and optional modules for other, heavier,
scripting languages (perl, ruby), which you don’t have to install.
An extended version of luatex-lunatic (or some similar project) would
potentially allow that. A lot of the lua functions that 'talk' to the
internals are nothing
.
For me personally the only reason to look into pyton (or ruby or perl or
php or ...) would be that it's needed in a project but so far i never
had such projects i.e. could choose my own languages (so it was ruby at
some point and lua now). Who knows what the future brings.
Hans
ps. I once read
been that we don't want to extend python -)
I've only used Pascal, Modula2, Perl (after all that compiling and
linking I loved the scripting aspect but the language ... well ...),
Ruby (brought me back happy Modula memories but it got so huge and had
incompatible updates but is still my second
that compiling and linking I
loved the scripting aspect but the language ... well ...), Ruby (brought me
back happy Modula memories but it got so huge and had incompatible updates
but is still my second choice), but I feel quite happy with Lua now.
give python a try. i love it because it has
On Sat, 18 Dec 2010, Philipp A. wrote:
my dream for luatex/context would be a built-in lua interpreter (because lua
is so fucking small) and optional modules for other, heavier, scripting
languages (perl, ruby), which you don’t have to install. i don’t care if
python is embedded or extended, i
by org-mode) and then converting to a ConTEXt .tex
file with a (still very primitive) ruby script I wrote for the purpose.
One of the advantages is that, in order to communicate with my
colleagues, I can export to html and then (as long as the document is
not too complicated) import
Hi Jörg,
It would be nice to have a native ConTeXt support… Ok ⇒ on my someday.org ;)
I'm interested by your (even-still-very-primitive) ruby script…
Renaud, implementing GTD with org-mode for 3 months
Yes. I have been using org-mode for about 2 years, and I'm now doing
everything except e
Quoting Renaud AUBIN au...@nibua-r.org:
It would be nice to have a native ConTeXt support?
I agree.
I'm interested by your (even-still-very-primitive) ruby script?
Ok. I'll be away bird-watching for a few days; I'll send you the
script when I'm back and have time - later next week
problematic for (to
me) unknow reason.
For pdf to eps, use pdftops from the xpdf suite
(http://www.foolabs.com/xpdf/).
I wrote a Ruby script epspdf with a gui Tcl/Tk wrapper epspdftk
(http://tex.aanhet.net/epspdf/) for arbitrary conversions between
eps, ps and pdf in any direction, with optional
On Fri, Nov 19 2010, Jonas Stein wrote:
The example does not work here. Will i have to install ruby manual on debian
testing?
If you use the minimals, you'll get all the extra modules with
./first-setup.sh --extras=all
Cheers, Peter
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a words you can use the ruby module, here is a example:
\usemodule[ruby]
\setupruby[align=center]
\starttext
THIS IS \ruby{TITANIC}{MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY} TITANIC TITANIC
\stoptext
Wolfgang
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\usemodule[ruby]
\setupruby[align=center]
\starttext
THIS IS \ruby{TITANIC}{MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY} TITANIC TITANIC
\stoptext
The example does not work here. Will i have to install ruby manual on debian
testing?
I could not find information about the ruby module
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On Fri, 19 Nov 2010, Jonas Stein wrote:
\usemodule[ruby]
\setupruby[align=center]
\starttext
THIS IS \ruby{TITANIC}{MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY} TITANIC TITANIC
\stoptext
The example does not work here. Will i have to install ruby manual on debian
testing?
I could not find information about
On Thu, 18 Nov 2010, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
On Fri, 19 Nov 2010, Jonas Stein wrote:
\usemodule[ruby]
\setupruby[align=center]
\starttext
THIS IS \ruby{TITANIC}{MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY} TITANIC TITANIC
\stoptext
The example does not work here. Will i have to install ruby manual on
debian
Am 2010-11-09 um 12:27 schrieb Peter Davis:
I've used LaTeX for years, but I'm trying to work with ConTeXt now
on a Win7 PC that has already had MikTeX 2.9 installed.
I've downloaded the minimal ZIP file, unpacked it and run the
first_setup.bat file.
(Note, I don't have Ruby installed yet
I've used LaTeX for years, but I'm trying to work with ConTeXt now on a Win7
PC that has already had MikTeX 2.9 installed.
I've downloaded the minimal ZIP file, unpacked it and run the
first_setup.bat file.
(Note, I don't have Ruby installed yet, so I can't use pdfTeX, but I assume
some other
file, unpacked it and run the
first_setup.bat file.
(Note, I don't have Ruby installed yet, so I can't use pdfTeX, but I
assume
some other build is available.)
Then I opened TeXworks, created a ConTeXt typesetting option, entered a
helloworld.tex program, and tried to ConTeXt
On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 12:27, Peter Davis wrote:
I've used LaTeX for years, but I'm trying to work with ConTeXt now on a Win7
PC that has already had MikTeX 2.9 installed.
I've downloaded the minimal ZIP file, unpacked it and run the
first_setup.bat file.
(Note, I don't have Ruby installed
in
that language; my choice was to do a more hackish approach that used a Ruby
script that generated multiple markdown files)
Aditya, do perhaps know one of these editors with ASCII table mode?
Aditya
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why is the ruby script pstopdf renaming files to lower-case?
See the examples
deukalion(pts/15)| ps2ps 1.ps U.ps
deukalion(pts/15)| file U.ps
U.ps: PostScript document text conforming DSC level 3.0, Level 2
deukalion(pts/15)| pstopdf U.ps
PsToPdf | file U.ps does not exist
deukalion(pts
Well, I resolved the ruby issue. After playing around with a minimal
example, I noticed that \usemodule[tikz] was causing all the trouble
when trying to load the environment. Not knowing what was wrong I've now
updated to texlive '10 and everything works as expected, including tikz.
Thank you
, but then the \ruby command does
not work. What am I doing wrong?
is \startcomponent followed by a name?
\startcomponent myname
-
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Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH
. It
compiles fine without these commands, but then the \ruby command does
not work. What am I doing wrong?
is \startcomponent followed by a name?
\startcomponent myname
-
Hans Hagen
S Barmeier wrote:
Sorry to keep going on about this, but trying to load the
project/environment with either of
\project myproject
\environment myenvironment
in the component (directly after \startcomponent) gives me an error. It
compiles fine without these commands, but then the \ruby
fine without these commands, but then the \ruby command does
not work. What am I doing wrong?
Could you please provide a small example?
\startcomponent 02japlang
\product myproduct
\project myproject % -- if included produces error
\environment myenvir % -- if included produces error
\starttext
Am 20.10.2010 um 14:48 schrieb S Barmeier:
Could you please provide a small example?
\startcomponent 02japlang
\product myproduct
\project myproject % -- if included produces error
\environment myenvir % -- if included produces error
\starttext
\chapter{chapter2}
\ruby{早}{はや}い
Sorry to keep going on about this, but trying to load the
project/environment with either of
\project myproject
\environment myenvironment
in the component (directly after \startcomponent) gives me an error. It
compiles fine without these commands, but then the \ruby command does
not work. What
Am 15.10.2010 um 16:07 schrieb S Barmeier:
Thank you, it's almost working. I am making use of projects, products,
environments and components.
My \usemodule[ruby] sits in my environment file, but I'm using the \ruby
command down in the component file. The environment is only called
Thank you, it's almost working. I am making use of projects, products,
environments and components.
My \usemodule[ruby] sits in my environment file, but I'm using the \ruby
command down in the component file. The environment is only called in
the project file, but the component links back
Dear CJK experts,
I am looking to add furigana (readings) above the Kanji (Chinese characters)
in a Japanese text.
In XeTeX I'd be used to something translating to
\usemodule[simplefonts]
\usemodule[ruby]
\starttext
\ruby{今日}{こんにち}は
\stoptext
What would be the correct command for mkiv?
Many
Am 10.10.2010 um 14:13 schrieb S Barmeier:
Dear CJK experts,
I am looking to add furigana (readings) above the Kanji (Chinese characters)
in a Japanese text.
In XeTeX I'd be used to something translating to
\usemodule[simplefonts]
\usemodule[ruby]
\starttext
\ruby{今日}{こんにち}は
Just installed Ruby, fetched the latest beta and tried texexec:
26382 26367 TS 20 16:38 ?00:00:01 \_ /var/www/xxx/bin/
python /var/www/xxx/manage.py run_gunicorn -c /var/www/.../gunicorn-
settings.py
26509 26382 TS 20 16:38 ?00:00:00 \_ /bin/sh -c texexec
are confused by the terminology.
ConTeXt MkII is the collection of context maros that work with pdftex and
xetex engine. ConTeXt MkIV is the collection of context macros that work
with luatex engine.
texexec is a ruby wrapper to run ConTeXt macros. context is a lua wrapper
to run ConTeXt macros
of dependancy on Ruby?
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to reimplement texexec in Lua
and get rid of dependancy on Ruby?
in principle the context script can replace the texexec one apart from
index sorting; I have a lua variant of that somewhere but untested
Hans
/context/ruby/base/system.rb:16:
warning: Insecure world writable dir
/usr/local/texlive/2009/bin/i386-linux in PATH, mode 040777
TeXExec | version 6.2.1 - 1997-2009 - PRAGMA ADE/POD
I don't like that insecure world writable, but oke for the moment being.
There is also used, much space
I don't like that insecure world writable, but oke for the moment being.
this is some harmless but annoying ruby message that I've learned to ignore
Hans
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also kick out ruby which is currently only needed for mkii)
Hans
Everything is clear now. Thank you!
Nicola
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there is a cache needed
(when I'm in the mood I'll check the lua texutil variant in which case
we can also kick out ruby which is currently only needed for mkii)
Hans
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of the application could solve the problem.)
I have installed ruby first. What could be wrong?
Greetings
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I have installed ruby first. What could be wrong?
Greetings
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the application. Couldn’t found kpathsea60071.dll. A new
installation of the application could solve the problem.)
I have installed ruby first. What could be wrong?
Greetings
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2010
version, bugs and all, and that the stable version is the one suggested by
Mojca and is close to the one that Taco says will go physical in September.
Will anything else, such as Ruby, be required?
Tom Benjey
717-258-9733 voice
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Twitter: @TomBenjey
is the one suggested by
Mojca and is close to the one that Taco says will go physical in September.
Yes, Taco only said that DVDs will be sent to members in September.
Will anything else, such as Ruby, be required?
Ruby is not needed for MkIV, but if he is planning to use MKII, you'll
want
to the one that Taco says will go physical in
September.
Yes, Taco only said that DVDs will be sent to members in September.
Will anything else, such as Ruby, be required?
Ruby is not needed for MkIV, but if he is planning to use MKII, you'll
want to install Ruby anyway.
Mojca
I get very confused
contain all engines.
MkII ist called by texexec (a Ruby script, i.e. you need Ruby
installed), MkIV ist called by context (a Lua script, directly
executed by LuaTeX).
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by texexec (a Ruby script, i.e. you need Ruby
installed), MkIV ist called by context (a Lua script, directly
executed by LuaTeX).
Greetlings from Lake Constance!
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---
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http://wiki.contextgarden.net
https://www.cacert.org (I'm an assurer)
Thank you for being so
documents if you add
% engine=pdtfex
at the top of your file (eventually i'll do the bit that mkii needs in
lua as wel so that we no longer need ruby)
Now concerning texworks. The problem is that (at least last time i
looked into it which is quite a while ago) much is hard coded
; ...
RUBYLIB=c:\context\tex\texmf-context\SCRIPTS\CONTEXT\RUBY;
SESSIONNAME=Console
SETUPTEX=done
TEMP=C:\Users\Ivo\AppData\Local\Temp
TEXFORMATS=c:\context\tex\texmf-mswin/web2c{/$engine,}
TEXMF={$TEXMFPROJECT,$TEXMFFONTS,$TEXMFLOCAL,$TEXMFOS,$TEXMFCONTEXT,$TEXMFEXTRA,!!$TEXMFMAIN}
TEXMFCACHE=c
/ minimals/current/modules/t-letter/
minimals/current/modules/t-lettrine/ minimals/current/modules/t-lilypond/
minimals/current/modules/t-mathsets/ minimals/current/modules/t-ruby/
minimals/current/modules/t-simplefonts/
minimals/current/modules/t-simpleslides/ minimals/current/modules/t-tikz
to get rid of
dependencies on yet another language.
indeed; th ecore programs with context are on lua as it makes us
independent of other installed programs but additional tools can be in
any language (perl, ruby, python etc)
in that sense i think that Michael's script is for otf what texfont.rb
independent
of other installed programs but additional tools can be in any language
(perl, ruby, python etc)
Other languages are fine of course, but in this context lua is best choice.
Lua is all we need.
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On 4-6-2010 10:23, luigi scarso wrote:
(I hope one day we will end without ruby and perl for mkiv too, if reasonable) .
not much perl used in context tools nowadays and not that much ruby
either in mkiv related tools
Of course perl, ruby. python,put_your_favorite_language_here
are all
As Hans wrote already, there is a new context current.
The short news summary:
* Many of the stubs for the ruby tools have gone away. If you want one
of the old command names back, just create a link from mtxrun to the
required name, e.g. copy mtxrun.exe to mptopdf.exe on windows
for
each language mapping? The mapping for English goes from 1 to 51,
interleaving 2 integers for each letter (which is odd because it should
start from index 3 with “a”, shouldn't it?), while the Czech one goes
from 1 to 40 without skipping, Finnish and Austrian from 1 to 58.
some old (ruby) code
to a degree I would not like to use it at all, for
whatever purpose. It is like Ruby on Rails: convention over
configuration. No thank you, I'm not looking for a thesis that looks
like an AMS paper, and no matter how hard ConTeXt can be to start
learning, my money is that hacking LaTeX to make it look the way
fonts and
the ruby feature in cjk fonts?
OpenType fonts can set a size feature, setting the optical size of the
font and the size range in which it is used, so different font files in
the same family with different optical sizes can be set (like LM).
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/otspec
Am 12.03.10 23:29, schrieb Hans Hagen:
ok, i was thinking of embedded optical sized (i.e. one font file that
has several sizes)
Is there anything besides different sizes in opentype math fonts and the
ruby feature in cjk fonts?
Wolfgang
On Sat, Mar 13, 2010 at 06:35:30AM +0100, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 12.03.10 23:29, schrieb Hans Hagen:
ok, i was thinking of embedded optical sized (i.e. one font file
that has several sizes)
Is there anything besides different sizes in opentype math fonts and
the ruby feature in cjk fonts
Hello Aditya,
Aditya Mahajan adit...@umich.edu writes:
If you are willing to add more markup, then TeX can do the parsing for
you.
\startquestion[title={Ruby coloured by}, points=1, difficulty=1]
A ruby is a gem of corundum colored
\startoptions
\option Rutile
\option Calcium
input and write the desired output I'm wondering if this can be done
with ConTeXt itself.
Can you show a small example of the corresponding tex source?
\def\mcquestionnumber{14}
\mcquestionheader A ruby is a gem of corundum coloured by\crlf
{$A$}: Rutile\crlf{$B$}: Calcium (Ca)\crlf{$C
Hello,
I need to convert an exam written in ConTeXt to an ascii text file like
the following:
NewQuestion,MC,
Title,Which is gem,
QuestionText,Which one of the following is regarded as a gem?
Points,1,
Difficulty,1,
Image,,
Option,0,Feldspar,,
Option,100,Ruby,,
Option,0,Sodium chloride,,
Option
,100,Ruby,,
Option,0,Sodium chloride,,
Option,0,Quartz,,
Hint
Feedback
Before I go to the trouble of creating a parser to read the ConTeXt
input and write the desired output I'm wondering if this can be done
with ConTeXt itself.
Can you show a small example of the corresponding tex source
output I'm wondering if this can be done
with ConTeXt itself.
Can you show a small example of the corresponding tex source?
\def\mcquestionnumber{14}
\mcquestionheader A ruby is a gem of corundum coloured by\crlf
{$A$}: Rutile\crlf{$B$}: Calcium (Ca)\crlf{$C$}: Chromium (Cr)\crlf{$D$}: Iron
Hi!
Andreas Schneider a écrit :
Alain Delmotte wrote:
Hi!
installation:
I downloaded: context-setup-mswin.zip
unzipped it in C:\Programmes; this created c:\Programmes\Context\...
then in Context I used: first-setup.bat (as I am not going to use MkII,
I didn't install Ruby
On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 00:31, Hans Hagen wrote:
On 5-2-2010 20:34, Mojca Miklavec wrote:
It used to work until Hans started using texmfstart.exe. As opposed to
btw, texmfstart.exe is just the ruby script with ruby packages in a zip and
at some point that wrapper system changed (out of our
unzipped it in C:\Programmes; this created c:\Programmes\Context\...
then in Context I used: first-setup.bat (as I am not going to use MkII,
I didn't install Ruby); the installation went OK
Then I added in
C:\Programmes\ConTeXt\tex\texmf-context\context\data\texworks a full
TeXworks distribution
texmfstart.exe. As opposed to
btw, texmfstart.exe is just the ruby script with ruby packages in a zip
and at some point that wrapper system changed (out of our control) but
the latest texmfstart is just mtxrun (using lua) ... the only snippet of
ruby in use is texexec/texutil and even that can
Alain Delmotte wrote:
Hi!
installation:
I downloaded: context-setup-mswin.zip
unzipped it in C:\Programmes; this created c:\Programmes\Context\...
then in Context I used: first-setup.bat (as I am not going to use MkII,
I didn't install Ruby); the installation went OK
Then I added in
C
does not do its
job and produces the errors listed in my original post.
OK, that's reproducible here as well.
Different ruby version? I have no errors here, and
$ ruby -v
ruby 1.8.7 (2008-08-11 patchlevel 72) [x86_64-linux]
Best wishes,
Taco
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