a radical has a couple of increasing sizes (discrete steps, if they
have a slant depends of the font designer) before it switches to an
extensible that then normally has no slant
Interesting. That explains the difference: The \rho made the radical
big enough to switch to the extensible,
Hans,
Thanks, that fixes my and Marco's test cases. Should I wikify, or will
your fix be part of an uncoming beta?
Best,
-Sanjoy
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Marco Patzer li...@homerow.info writes:
No need to wikify. It was a bug which has already been fixed in the
latest beta.
Hans is too fast!
Note to self: Test every bug candidate also against the latest beta.
-Sanjoy
This test file
==
\setuplayout[leftmargindistance=0.125in,
leftmargin=0.625in,
width=4.75in,
rightmargindistance=0.25in,
rightmargin=0.25in]
\setuphead[section][alternative=inmargin]
\showframe
\starttext
\dorecurse{6}{\section{Blah}
\setuphead[part][placehead=yes]
Add bodypartlabel=part to the setup.
Thank you -- wikified on the setuphead command-reference page.
With your information, I found the relevant spot in the code, in
strc-def.mkiv. The \setuphead for part doesn't include lines analogous
to
setuplabeltext doesn't seem to adjust the part label. Here's a minimal
example:
\setuphead[part][placehead=yes]
\setuplabeltext[part=Part~]
\starttext
\part{pt}
This is a part.
\stoptext
With MkIV (e.g. on live.contextgarden.net), the part heading is just 1
pt. With MkII, it is Part 1 pt as
The internal mptopdf converter in MkIV omit some glyphs in the labels.
Here's a minimal example (test.tex):
\starttext
\externalfigure[testfig.1][frame=on]
\blank
\externalfigure[testfig-1.pdf][frame=on]
\stoptext
And testfig.1 is produced by testfig.mp
beginfig(1)
label(btex $\Omega$ etex,
Try adding
prologues := 2;
or
prologues := 3;
in your mp file.
Good thought, which I tried, though neither setting resolved the
problem.
Any particular reason that you are compiling metapost files using mp and
then including them in ConTeXt rather than directly using any one
Hans Hagen pra...@wxs.nl writes:
the beta works ok .. are there any messages with respect to missing
fonts or map files?
I got rid of page numbering and added a few more trackers:
\enabletrackers[graphics.conversion,graphics.inclusion,fonts.mapfiles,fonts.loading,fonts.missing,fonts.mapping]
Hans, Sietse,
Thank you very much: method=mps works, as does Hans's lua code.
Best,
-Sanjoy
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\externalfigure won't find a metapost eps file in a subdirectory, if the
mps has the numerical (.1) extension.
Here's a minimal example (test.tex):
\setupexternalfigures[directory={fig}]
\starttext
\externalfigure[simple.1]
\stoptext
where fig/simple.1 is from a simple .mp file that fills a
Hans Hagen pra...@wxs.nl writes:
what you observe is the fact that we have a discrete number of sizes
till we run out of them and go stretchable
That makes sense.
anyhow, i've now defined then in a different way (ok, some more trickery
had to be applied as it's one of these aspects of open
In certain cases, display-mathunderbraces are not quite wide enough.
Here's a minimal example:
===
\starttext
\placeformula\startformula
\underbrace{15\,\tf cm}_{L}
\stopformula
\stoptext
===
Using 2013.05.28 00:36 MKIV (from vanilla TL2013), the left brace tip
The only things which are posted on the developer list nowadays are
bug reports with possible fixes or extensions to the context
programing language.
Thanks. I am removing dev-context from the CC.
Should the \project project_file
line be placed before the \startcomponent? Like this:
Wolfgang,
Thank you for all your solutions!
2. You can omit the \usetypescript line.
Good to know. Does the palatino keyword in \setupbodyfont
automatically do that now (in Mark IV)?
Should I wikify that bit of information (as MkIV-only)? (Since I don't
really understand how the fonts work,
Thank you, that worked perfectly -- now wikified on the References page.
-Sanjoy
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In MkIV, is there a way to get a stopper (e.g. .) in the section
heading, along the lines of 1. First heading but without a reference
to it having the stopper? Thus, the reference should be just In
Chapter 1 we learn, not In Chapter 1. we learn?
I have tried many variants of the following
Is there a way to have figures placed on a slightly larger colored
background and then have paragraph text flow around the enlarged area?
I tried the following (using ver 2009.11.26 16:28 MKII):
\setupcolors[state=start]
\starttext
\placefigure[right,none]{}%
{\externalfigure[sample/cow.pdf]%
Peter,
\placefigure[right]{This is ok!}{\framed[offset=20pt,
background=color,
backgroundcolor=lightgray]{\externalfigure[sample/cow.pdf][scale=500]}}
\input knuth
Ah, I had tried almost that recipe (of wrapping the \externalfigure in a
\framed) but had used backgroundoffset and
for a project.
-Sanjoy
#! /bin/bash
# Usage: $0 file1.pdf file2.pdf
# compares file1.pdf and file2.pdf by converting each page to bitmaps using
# pdftoppm and then using the 'compare' ImageMagick utility
#
# Copyright 2007-2009 Sanjoy Mahajan. Licensed under the GNU GPL version 2
# or (at your option
using
# ghostscript and then using the 'compare' ImageMagick utility
#
# Copyright 2007 Sanjoy Mahajan. Licensed under the GNU GPL version 2
# or (at your option) any later version.
#
# HISTORY
# 2007-01-15: First version
#
# configure these settings to your taste
viewer=xloadimage
# viewer=
dpi
I'm arranging the bibliography of my math textbook alphabetial by author
and it mostly works, but a couple entries are tricky. For example:
@Book{Census:1992,
author = {US Bureau of the Census},
title ={Statistical Abstracts of the United States: 1992},
publisher =
Aditya Mahajan adit...@umich.edu wrote:
Try author={{US Bureau of the Census}}
Sly. It worked perfectly. Thanks!
I guess it's a generic method, not just for ConTeXt, but if someone
thinks of a good spot on the wiki for it, let me know and I'll wikify.
-Sanjoy
`Until lions have their
With the following minimal file, the index entry for Knuth has the
strange page range 1-2-3 rather than 1-2, 2-3. Adding \input knuth
a few times in between the two start..stopregister stanzas gives a
correct page range (so maybe that change hides the problem).
I'm using ConTeXt 2008.10.31 (Mk
Wolfgang Schuster schuster.wolfg...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Sanjoy, welcome back
Thanks! It's absurdly enjoyable but exhausting raising a small child
(22 months old)...and we have only one so I don't know how people with
two or more children manage even to tie their shoes.
In displayed math
In displayed math I was trying to highlight a piece of a formula using a
gray background. After a few spacing failures with \framed, I
discovered \mframed in the core-rul.tex source file. The comments there
say:
%D As usual, one can specify in what way the text should be
%D framed. One should
Taco Hoekwater t...@elvenkind.com wrote:
...that does not remove the need to insert \par's in between
paragraphs.
Right, although I think that the \par, or blank line, should go after
the \stopdelimitedtext in some cases. I was imagining (and using)
quotations within a single larger
Thanks for the responses. I've wikified a short example, putting it at
end of this page:
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Long_quotations_and_extracts
Feel free to move or improve.
Will LuaTeX's paragraph builder have the same restriction -- perhaps for
compatability -- that linespacing be
What's the right way to workaround the following interaction between
\setupdelimitedtext and TeX's paragraph building rules? In the example
below, the last paragraph from knuth.tex has the linespacing of the
regular text set in 12pt, rather than the intended, narrower linespacing
of 8pt text.
Thanks, that's a nice approach. It doesn't fully pass the duck test:
The page headlines come from the chapter titles, even in the interludes.
Here is an example.
\startsetups[chheadline]
{\ss\it Chapter \getmarking[chapternumber].\quad\getmarking[chapter]}
\stopsetups
Taco Hoekwater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The fact that the name cmsy10.pfb is discovered means that there
is a mapfile line for cmsy10 CMSY10 cmsy10.pfb in one of the map
files (original-public-lm?)
Right, in my message I had also suspected the same file:
Among the many map files that are
Mojca Miklavec [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm attaching a fixed original-public-lm.map.
After testing that file, I emailed that:
1. this new .map file fixed the small test file, but
2. the larger test file did not work (couldn't find cmex10.pfb).
#1 is true, but #2 was my error: I hadn't
While testing Norbert's latest Debian packages, I ran across the
following font problem with the recent ConTeXt minimals.
The following test file:
= cut here =
\usetypescript[palatino][ec]
\definetypeface [palatino] [mm] [math] [euler] [euler] [rscale=1.03]
From Wolfgang Schuster [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Use the archive my dear padawan.
I did, I did! It sometimes requires a mix of luck and skill in
selecting the search phrases. As when using a dictionary to check the
spelling of a word -- needs enough luck and skill to be in the vicinity.
luigi scarso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seem that interlude is like a section, so it's correct that at
every chapter there is a reset of the alphabetical counter
I meant the interludes to be long examples based upon the preceding few
chapters. So I think of interludes as at the same level as
I'm experimenting with making a heading that is like a chapter in format
but has its own numbering (or lettering). The purpose to have an
interlude, or extended example, every few chapters. The following
almost-minimal example almost does so. However, the second interlude is
numbered with 'A'
Wolfgang Schuster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
\placebookmarks
[chapter,section]
[chapter]
\placebookmarks
[chapter,section]
That's true meaning that my minimal example was too minimal!
Giving no argument works here is that the default, i.e. with no second
argument to
Wolfgang Schuster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
\placebookmarks
[chapter,section,subsection]
[chapter,section]
should work but it shows all three levels.
What do you expect, you open the chater *and* the section branches.
Thanks, now I understand what the second argument means: It's not
From this minimal example, the resulting PDF file opens with chapter and
section bookmarks. But it should open with just chapter bookmarks due
to the second argument in this line:
\placebookmarks
[chapter,section]
[chapter]
The problem is mentioned on the wiki
Hans Hagen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
itemgroups cannot be miced
Though there's no problem without those references in [brackets], so the
mixing works most of the time anyway.
this catches it
Thanks! With two small changes, your definition makes the mixing work
even when using references.
Aditya Mahajan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I usually prefer
Note that \in Step[fire] is optional for experienced chefs.
This way, if you enable interaction, Step 3 will become a link, rather
than just 3.
An example showing a third alternative. This alternative is useful
if you use that
Aditya Mahajan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you using an old version of ConTeXt?
Version 2008.01.28 from Norbert's latest packages for Debian unstable.
I can upgrade to 2008.04.27 by hand, but my TeX life has become so
sipmle since using Norbert's packages that I may let laziness triumph.
I cannot figure out the error in the following nested itemization with a
reference. Is it a bug or am I overlooking something? Here is the
smallest example I could make. Strangely, if I change the
startproblemlist to startitemize and stopproblemlist to stopitemize, all
is well.
I'm using the dual extension .ctx.tex as a way of telling my editor
(emacs) to invoke the context mode of AUCTeX when I load a file with
that extension.
Auctex automatically recognizes plain tex vs latex vs context files by
the first few lines in the file.
The main time when that method
I recently observed that column enumerations start at zero instead of at
one. Has anyone else seen this?
Update, this is already fixed.
I'm not sure. I can reproduce the problem with this test file:
\starttext
\startitemize[n]
\item a
\stopitemize
\stoptext
I put it in e.tex
Aditya,
Thanks for the explanation.
I think that the --once key does not read data from the temp files.
Probably better will be something like --runs=1 (untested).
Same problem when using --runs=1, but probably the reason is the same
as for --once not working.
-Sanjoy
'Intellectual
producer is set by pdftex,
subject isn't supported yet (feature request needed!?)
It is support but called 'subtitle' in ConTeXt (which always confuses
me). Try this test.tex:
\setupinteraction[state=start,{subtitle={the subject}}]
\starttext
\input tufte
\stoptext
$ pdfinfo test.pdf
Title:
you can load the eps graphic in ghostview, then hit the i-key.
but i agree, that this method is a pain in the ???, if you have many
graphics.
The following command often finds the right bounding box:
gs -sDEVICE=bbox -dSAFER -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -q file.eps
-Sanjoy
Creativity can be a social
I tried your command but it doesn't work on my pc.
Maybe ghostscript isn't installed? What was the exact error? On my
system (i386 laptop with Ubuntu GNU/Linux):
$ gs -h
GPL Ghostscript 8.54 (2006-05-17)
but most versions of ghostscript should work.
-Sanjoy
Creativity can be a social
Here are the three most important files from yesterday's map.
I looked at the .eps file in emacs, and it has junk at the beginning
and the end. My system (GNU/Linux) says:
$ file testPlaatje.eps
testPlaatje.eps: DOS EPS Binary File Postscript starts at byte 30
length 4085 Metafile
I had the same question and came to the following solution. The
component files begin as follows:
\startcomponent extreme-cases
\product book
\project project
\startnotmode[*product]
\environment env_book
\stopnotmode
...
Here, env_book.tex is the product-specific environment
You did not install the latin modern fonts: texlive-fonts-recommended
I don't think that package includes the latin modern fonts. The
'lmodern' package (which has ec-lmr10.tfm etc.) might also be needed.
I'm not sure why texlive-context does not automatically depend on the
proper font
I just updated the Ubuntu edgy backports of the texlive packages (for
i386) and have been running them on my feisty laptop for half an hour
and they pass my usual 'compile textbook in ConTeXt' test. The
'context' package provides version 2007.04.17 12:51.
They are recompilations of the latest
Can you give the location of your key
Sure, I just figured out how to do key stuff...
I've submitted it to hkp://subkeys.pgp.net and it is available from
there and other keyservers (search for 'sanjoy mahajan' or for the DSA
id 0x3FCDAAA3). You can also get the ascii exported key here:
http
externalfigure is not finding figures in other directories, and I'm not
sure if it's something I've messed up while compiling and testing new
Ubuntu edgy backport packages. If I have fig.1 (a metapost eps file) in
the current directory, then this test file works fine
\starttext
I just updated the Ubuntu edgy backports of the texlive packages (for
i386) and have been running them on my feisty laptop for half a day.
The 'context' package provides version 2007.04.17 12:51.
They are recompilations of the latest Ubuntu gutsy (7.10) packages,
which are Norbert's latest Debian
have you tried
\externalfigure[./1/fig.1] ?
Good thought, although it also did not work.
The behavior very strange because the subdirectory specification sort
of works if the figure name is 1/fig.2 but not if it is 1/fig.1 or
1/fig.3. I say 'sort of' because it finds the figure and gets
Olivier TURLIER [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was a bit desperate to be able to update context via the apt
mecanism, to a point that I was willing to test indesign ...
That is desperation!
But I agree. Installing packages straight from source, not through
the package mechanism, feels like I am
I made texlive and context packages for Ubuntu edgy (6.10) and feisty
(7.04). They are compiled on edgy (in a clean chroot) and should work
on both. I haven't tested them on an edgy system, but I use them on my
feisty laptop with no problems so far. Let me know of any problems.
Here are the
Norbert changed the locations recently. You have to use:
Slight correction to the /etc/apt/sources.list lines for the tl2007
src packages (see Norbert's latest msg on dev-context). Below is what
to use. I will update the wiki.
deb http://people.debian.org/~preining/TeX/ tl2007/
deb-src
you need to define a bodyfont environment
Can I get away with the following, which just does \definebodyfont for
math? It worked but maybe I'm missing a bodyfont type? Sans serif
work even without adding anything else (tested by adding \ss \input
tufte after \stopformula). Too much works
I'm a bit confused about font sizes. I had a bunch of missing \Delta
symbols in inline math (e.g. $\Delta x$), which I tracked down to
\setupbodyfont[10.5pt]
The non-integral point size works for text but not for math (the \Delta
turned into a backquote). How to fix that?
type-siz.tex has
PHP sucks :-(
That is very true; it's a ghastly language. Python with mod_python
work very well, if the hosting provider is willing.
-Sanjoy
`Not all those who wander are lost.' (J.R.R. Tolkien)
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I just tried (on Ubuntu/i386, texlive 2007 pkgs):
ConTeXt ver: 2007.04.17 12:51 MKII fmt: 2007.4.28 int: english/english
and your test file worked fine. What version string is output when
you run it?
I remember reporting this problem a while ago (0.5-1 year ago?) and it
got fixed right
Thanks for the minimal example you sent me (offlist), which worked
great.
If your question is of interest to others as well, please add an
entry to the Wiki!
I modified it only slightly and have wikified it at
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Bibliography#Active_URLs. When the
patched t-bib.tex
Tobias,
Thanks for the patches. I put them together but didn't get a url at
all in the reference. But, the patch to t-bib.tex caused 'patch' to
complain:
patching file t-bib.tex
patch: malformed patch at line 3: --- 498,497
So I patched it by hand, and maybe the problem lies in
[This must be a FAQ, and if so I'll put it on the wiki]
I tried to force an active hyperlink to be part of a bibliography entry.
If the bibliography style file for that entry type uses it, maybe it
will work. But I wanted to put it in the 'note' field so that I could
add it to most entries.
George N. White III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your ConTeXt example is using the default latin modern fonts. The
reason the mpost files work with plain TeX is that the cm fonts are
being used by plain tex, so the fonts are already defined in the .ps
file when the font commands in the figure
I think that was fixed long ago, but I rarely use .dvi anymore.
Nor me except for arxiv.org. By the way, the next email will have
directions on how to submit ConText documents to arxiv.org.
-Sanjoy
`Not all those who wander are lost.' (J.R.R. Tolkien)
Here is the (just tested!) procedure to submit ConTeXt documents to
arxiv.org and also provide source.
Suppose that document.tex is the source file, and has fig.mp as the
figure file that produces fig.1, etc.
1. Generate document.ps using
texexec --dvi --nobackend document.tex
dvips -Ppdf
If you set prologues := 1 in the mp file, that should help.
That still gave Courier fonts after including fig.1 in test.ps.
In a new metapost (texlive2007) you can even generate an
image with the font included by using prologues := 3.
That worked. [I'm using MetaPost 0.993 (Web2C 7.5.6)
Since they are not going to process the source, how about generating a
pdf and then converting the pdf into ps.
That's a good idea. I'll do that or set prologues := 3 if I cannot
figure out what change I need to make in the ConTeXt configuration.
I'd like to figure out what's wrong with the
can also try to create the pd file by hand with dvips -Ppdf test,
that gave a correct output on my system.
Thanks, that works. I guess -Ppdf tells it to use map files that find
the type1 fonts, so cmr in the metapost figures is replaced by the
lmodern .pfb. Oh, that's not what happens: it
A font-embedding issue puzzles me. First I make a metapost figure that
uses plain tex for the label, so it uses cmr10. Then I include it in a
context document to get a .ps file. The problem is that the label shows
up in Courier (which ghostscript uses when it cannot find the font, I
think).
What does this exactly mean (from wikipedia)?
XeTeX works well with both LaTeX and ConTeXt.
XeTeX, PDFTeX, eTeX, and TeX (Knuth's original TeX) are conceptually
at the same level. The ConTeXt documents (and kpathsea) call this
level the engine. They all understand basically the same macro
(texmfstart) texexec --pdfarrange --paper=a5a4 --print=up test.pdf
The option --paper should become --papersize.
The shortcutted form --paper resolves to --paperoffset nowadays.
Shouldn't it be --paperformat? From the texexec manpage:
--paperformat=KEY
For typesetting
Just some quick notes:
- the 'last section' link for the impatient is not working
- I missed variables (for file lists, command lines, whatever)
- a link to http://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html
Peter,
Thanks for the suggestions. I just uploaded an updated version with
those
What I would like is that all text is put on the odd pages (n), and
that all floats are put on the opposite even pages (n-1).
One option is to use a big papersize, e.g. A3, equivalent to two
regular pages side by side. Then put the floats in the new left
margin, where the new left margin is
Thanks to Wolfgang and Luuk for the many questions and answers.
I'll accumulate such items in a file to upload from time to time to
the Wiki -- with the goal of making a _ConTeXt cookbook_, subtitled
_Or how do I do X in ConTeXt?_.
-Sanjoy
`Not all those who wander are lost.' (J.R.R. Tolkien)
At the recent User Meeting, a few people were interested in how to use
make to maintain complex documents. Here is version 0 of a step-by-step
explanation:
http://www.inference.phy.cam.ac.uk/sanjoy/teaching/tex/
Comments welcome! The URL may change. I'll eventually put it on the
wiki, or
It also means that some of you will have to do some pretty hefty
testing of both machineries at the end of the year since context
mkiv will be used as testbed.
I'll happy write lots of testing scripts. It'll be an unholy mixture
of bash, make, python, scheme, and (once I learn them) lua and
texmfstart texexec --pass=\'-file-line-error -halt-on-error\' hello
Very sly. And the short form also worked:
texexec --pass=\'-file-line-error -halt-on-error\' hello
-Sanjoy
`Not all those who wander are lost.' (J.R.R. Tolkien)
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Thanks. From reading the mails I can't see a solution. Perhaps
Sanjoy knows one.
I don't know, unfortunately. Hans sent me a proposed fix, but it
didn't work. One problem is that passing multiple options is working
on Hans's setup, so the problem is elusive. I need to learn a bit of
ruby.
And another question: how to make very big fonts (for example: 60pt) in
text and mathematical mode? I just want to change the font temporally
(and don't touch \setupbodyfont)
I've been wrapping the text in \begingroup..\endgroup and changing the
bodyfont inside it. For example, to make
why not
\setuphead
[title]
[style=\ss\bfd,
before={\switchtobodyfont[14.4pt]},
after={\switchtobodyfont[global]}]
Because I didn't know about the global option :-)
It's cleaner than my method. It's only disadvantage is that the
global setting may not be the one in effect just
I don't know if this method qualifies as a ConTeXt way, but it's what
I would do in plain tex, and it works in ConTeXt:
\starttext
\line{\spaceskip0pt plus 1fil\relax hello how are you}
\stoptext
-Sanjoy
`Not all those who wander are lost.' (J.R.R. Tolkien)
By the way, the \relax may not be needed. It's like garlic for
vampires. It may help and I haven't learnt enough about TeX's parser
to know whether I should put it in. So I was being safe and lazy.
-Sanjoy
`Not all those who wander are lost.' (J.R.R. Tolkien)
pdfetex is obsolete, it's pdftex now (for quite some time already);
i don't know where knoppix gets its tex from
You could try symlinking
/etc/texmf/web2c/pdfetex to pdftex
or maybe the other way round.
That trick worked for me when I was using pdftex 1.30.
-Sanjoy
`Not all those who
draw textext(\startformula \sum_{i=0}^N i^2 \stopformula);
I'm always a bit scared of textext, but here's how I do what I think
you are trying to do (get limits underneath) using btex..etex:
label(btex $\displaystyle{\sum_{i=0}^N i^2}$ etex, origin);
Hopefully the same works in textext.
rpmbuild --rebuild --force http://pmrb.free.fr/texlive/texlive.nosrc.rpm
With a not too bad connection to the Internet and enough disk space,
this works quite well (no headaches!).
and maybe also with a very recent rpm. Sadly, my rpm (v4.4.1 on
Ubuntu) segfaults with that command. The bug
Hmm, what is your test file? Have a look also at the longer
hello-world document at the Wiki
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Hello_world. This example, extracted
from there, works here (using ConTeXt version 2007.01.23):
\setupinteraction[state=start]
\useURL[me][mailto:[EMAIL
Peter,
there is a new texlive rpm on http://pmrb.free.fr/texlive/
- easy installation:
rpmbuild --rebuild --force http://pmrb.free.fr/texlive/texlive.spm
Here rpm segfaults using that rebuild command (using rpm 4.4.1 on
Ubuntu/i386). I tried to compile the latest version of rpm from source,
See the Hyperlinks, buttons navigation section at
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Presentations
-Sanjoy
`Not all those who wander are lost.' (J.R.R. Tolkien)
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Is it possible to sort by the bibliography list by authors? The manual
says that sorttype=cite|bib?
No, because there is no reasonable way to do alphabetic sorting
in TeX.
Perhaps I will reveal my own fundamental confusion about bibtex but:
What about letting bibtex (the C program) do the
Here are the names of the test files that didn't build with the
2007.01.23 ConTeXt:
ERROR [exit code 1] tex/context/base/core-mat.tex/test-001.tex
ERROR [exit code 1] tex/context/base/unic-031.tex/test-001.tex
ERROR [exit code 5] metapost/context/base/mp-text.mp/test-001.tex
ERROR [exit code 5]
The -recorder switch of pdftex/web2c (don't know how to use that
with texexec)
Like so:
texexec --passon=-recorder file.tex
The --passon feature had lapsed in the transition from perl to ruby
texexec, but Hans and Taco fixed it in one of the recent ConTeXt
releases. I now use it all the
! Arithmetic overflow.
recently read \scaleboxscay
In the external pdf files, is a bounding boxes present and correct
(try pdfinfo -box file.pdf)? It's just my wild guess, but maybe
somewhere the context code is dividing by 0 because a dimension is
missing?
-Sanjoy
`Not all those who wander
One type of figure is in-line with the text and protrudes into the
wide margin.
I use the following with a single-sided layout, for figures in the
right part of the text, bleeding 0.5 inches into the margin (with no
captions):
\definefloat[bleedfig][figure]
Jeff Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I am doing wrong?
The setup looks okay to me too. I use a similar setup with no
problems. I just posted its source code http://web.mit.edu/18.098/.
You might compare the product/project/env files there with what you
have.
But if you send me off-list a
=
% Example of per-chapter bibliographies and a per-chapter 'Further
% reading' section.
%
% 2007-01-15:
% Written by Sanjoy Mahajan [EMAIL PROTECTED] based on the
% explanation by Thomas Schmitz ('multiple bibliographies',
% ntg-context list, 15 Jan 2007).
%
% Public domain
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