On 8/12/2025 12:08 PM, Yves Debongnie wrote:
Hello everyone,
New context user here, coming over from the latex world.
I am writing a textbook, and wish to write the content in one file and
create multiple versions from it (theory in one document, exercise in
another, exams in yet other
Hello everyone,
New context user here, coming over from the latex world.
I am writing a textbook, and wish to write the content in one file and
create multiple versions from it (theory in one document, exercise in
another, exams in yet other documents, etc). Obviously, references between
the
ers have
tools that we don't know about and might not even depend on tagging.
And, as some of these machine learning language models actually scan the
content stream I bet one of these days decent tagging (without mappign
to some unsuitable pdf sub model) wins over obscure, buggy, bad define
x27;s capabilities with artwork):
>>
>> 1. Context doesn't load images present in the TeX tree unless you tel it
>> to do so.
>>
>> 2. The cow sample figure is provided as a pdf file while you try to load
>> an jpeg image.
>>
>> Be aware the
ys for additional texts of figures have ben changed to
> descriptiontext and alternativetext.
>
> > \starttext
> >
> > The small cow \externalfigure[cow.jpg]
> > [width=0.5em,height=2ex,label={This is a small cow.}] was attacked by
> > the quick brown fox that jumped o
was attacked by
the quick brown fox that jumped over the lazy dog's back.\stoptext
\setupexternalfigures[location={local,global,default}]
\starttext
Cow: \externalfigure[cow][height=2ex].
Cow: \offset[y=sd]\externalfigure[cow][height=lh].
exT's
capabilities with artwork):
\starttext
The small cow \externalfigure[cow.jpg][width=0.5em,height=2ex,label={This
is a small cow.}] was attacked by the quick brown fox that jumped over the
lazy dog's back.\stoptext
John
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way to horizontally center a left-aligned block while also ensuring that
> > stanzas aren't split over page boundaries?
> >
> > The MWE uses the text from het Wilhelmus. At the bottom of the first
> > page the fourth couplet is the first to split over two pages.
>
poem has to be considered in its entirety. My question is, is there a
way to horizontally center a left-aligned block while also ensuring that
stanzas aren't split over page boundaries?
The MWE uses the text from het Wilhelmus. At the bottom of the first
page the fourth couplet is the first to
s there a way to horizontally center a
left-aligned block while also ensuring that stanzas aren't split over page
boundaries?
The MWE uses the text from het Wilhelmus. At the bottom of the first page
the fourth couplet is the first to split over two pages.
Any sugestions would be much apprec
on
This quote contains two paragraphs.
You just read the first one, this is the second one.
\stopquotation
giving (only look at the structure)
“
This quote contains two paragraphs.
You just read the first one, this is the second one.
”
?
This v
there are several
approaches possible.
– The colored area must “bleed” over the edge of the paper (usually 2–3
mm), i.e. you must use the second parameter of \setuppaper for the sheet
size.
– It makes sense to use a layer for placement and a \framed for the box,
i.e. \setlayerframed.
– It makes sense
Am 24.07.2025 um 17:09 schrieb Ursula Hermann:
Dear Wolfgang,
Many thanks for your answer. Should the thumb index be in the body text? Or be
a margin text?
To have full control over the placement you position the index as page
background, the wiki has an example [1] for a thumb index.
[1
within that section.
– Its setup should probably be triggered by \setuphead or maybe
\setupheader, but there’s nothing ready-made and there are several
approaches possible.
– The colored area must “bleed” over the edge of the paper (usually 2–3
mm), i.e. you must use the second parameter of
ux it depends on the general setup and i always found that ubuntu
(xubuntu) was set up right wrt fonts, others were unbearable which is
why i stayed on windows; recently i managed to set up opensuse (we use
that on a server) to render fonts ok too, although it differs (and over
the year i simply b
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Good to know, but MSYS2 is fine for me.
> I get the same as you do above for mtxrun.exe.
> […]
> That defi
text-cache.tex
context --luatex --make
mtxrun --luatex --script fonts --reload
context --luatex context-cache.tex
where context-cache.tex is the following:
\starttext
\startbuffer[line]
\tf The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. $\sqrt{x^2}
\mathbb{R
5d2b6663ff2a9167
> */c/old/tex/texmf-win64/bin/luametatex.exe
> e156a063e5459a9ad9840d816ba69f9edfc448e71fda15b7d0f392cc9bfd4972e56584f2e874d67ffdf12787c969ae3cbdf5c73554cb1dff8edba518ebb50d81
> */c/old/tex/texmf-win64/bin/luatex.exe
> b18ef7b0b49ea6423920b1dd50aaa643ebc984a437acc602e9c949
bitrary, even in
your example you have two paragraphs and a formula as being one
paragraph. Heuristics always can fail. And keep in mind that in tex
anything can end up inside anywhere: no endpoints are defined unless one
starts blocking nested tagging!
I probably need to go over the now kind
we deal with. The latex is
> just a different world (to us); little or no overlap.
LaTeX and ConTeXt inline math (_not_ display math) syntaxes are
essentially identical, since they're both essentially "Plain TeX with
\frac instead of \over", so I don't think that many LaT
deed, the format influences some later settings (arbitrary order
initializations would complicate the code with no real gain) .. it might
im prove over time but all this tagging is mostly a "when we're in the
mood and has to be done when we are motivated" and it comes for
understand is apparently based on the sounds they want to
transcribe.
And as pronunciation evolves over time (example: the verb “céder,” which
in the future tense becomes “je cèderai” - ‘è’ instead of “é”),
institutions are seeking to follow practice, while at the same time
simplifying words with
that
layout using \setuplayout when I'm doing a landscape figure or table. This
has two advantages - it gives you much more control over the page layout
for your landscape pages, and it encourages most viewers to display those
pages in landscape, making proofs much more readable online.
Dunc
nd them thought-provoking.
Structurally, the single-document algorithm was crafted over the
course of several sleepless nights by me (another detrimental aspect
of software which too many are familiar with: losing sleep...)
It playfully refuses a \starttext ... \stoptext structure which
generates a non-fat
rted time ... the operating system caches
> files and programs like tex benefits from this
>
> in the past when running on a network share - in most cases we use(d)
> opensuse linux servers - using e.g. installations like texlive was
> basically impossible due to the size which is why
n the past when running on a network share - in most cases we use(d)
opensuse linux servers - using e.g. installations like texlive was
basically impossible due to the size which is why we had the minimal
distributions, also for pdfex/mkii; i think that over time kpse lookups
improved a bit b
is the current maintainer of the simpleslides module.
True, and after taking over and trying to enhance it I recognized that
it doesn’t fit my needs and also works a bit against ConTeXt, e.g. with
its own font mechanism. I didn’t touch it since 2023-04.
See “Using different fonts” in https
.
True, and after taking over and trying to enhance it I recognized that
it doesn’t fit my needs and also works a bit against ConTeXt, e.g. with
its own font mechanism. I didn’t touch it since 2023-04.
See “Using different fonts” in
https://codeberg.org/fiee/context-simpleslides – but that’s
in the first agument (e.g. english in
> the following example).
>
> \starttext
>
> \hyphenatedword{abolished}
> \hyphenatedword{contributes}
>
> \startexceptions[en]
> abo-lished
> con-tri-butes
> \stopexceptions
>
> \hyphenatedword{abolished}
> \hyphenatedword
dword{abolished}
\hyphenatedword{contributes}
\stoptext
At the moment I am using XeTeX-type font calls while I work out other
aspects of ConTexT. If that is all that is holding things up I can go
over to ConTexT's native system if necessary, though in a typical file
header I would have
work out other
aspects of ConTexT. If that is all that is holding things up I can go over
to ConTexT's native system if necessary, though in a typical file header I
would have dozens of fonts to load. Here is what I have at present:
\definefont[ubsreight][file:BaskervilleMTPro-Regular*oldst
Am 20.06.2025 um 12:42 schrieb John Was:
Hello
I am using a very short experimental file of five pages to acquaint
myself with ConTexT, and find that processing takes a long time (over a
minute or sometimes over two minutes) because at every run it is
checking on paths etc. - mainly
Hello
I am using a very short experimental file of five pages to acquaint myself
with ConTexT, and find that processing takes a long time (over a minute or
sometimes over two minutes) because at every run it is checking on paths
etc. - mainly verifying and searching for fonts.
Is there some way
tfamily[Kurinto] [mm] [Latin Modern Math]
\setupbodyfont[Kurinto,12pt]
\startbuffer[line]
The quick brown fox jumps over
\stopbuffer
\startbuffer[sample]
\startTABLE
\NC \type{\normal}\NC \normal{\getbuffer[line]}\NC \NR
\NC \type{\italic}\NC \italic{\getbuffer[line]}\NC
eased), and there are a few packages that are consistently
> > updated almost every week.
>
> hm, times have changed ... (i wonder how that impacts users who expect
> for instance fonts and patterns to be the same over time but maybe they
> juist don't update or at least not hit th
w major version
was released), and there are a few packages that are consistently
updated almost every week.
hm, times have changed ... (i wonder how that impacts users who expect
for instance fonts and patterns to be the same over time but maybe they
juist don't update or at least not hi
On 2025-06-12 07:56, Hans Hagen wrote:
Hi,
I uploaded a new version, this time a bit of beta, because of:
-- reworked control over callbacks: more restrictive, some protection
against overload, better control; as a side effect context can run a
bit faster but it depends on the job and
Hi,
I uploaded a new version, this time a bit of beta, because of:
-- reworked control over callbacks: more restrictive, some protection
against overload, better control; as a side effect context can run a bit
faster but it depends on the job and features used; if something is not
working as
p ...
>
>> and one could "hijack" the command for durations as well (with some
>> overloading similar to "m", "MONTH", "mm", "month" etc.)
>> \time[M=3,S=30,u=minute][MM,{:},SS,{ },unit]
>> % 04:32 min
>&
inute][MM,{:},SS,{ },unit]
% 04:32 min
(Unit would take abbreviation from the units module, ideally.)
Then
\setuplangauge[en][time={HH, :, MM, :, p}]
Just a couple of thoughts though. Thank you for all your help!
That is something
Hi Mojca
On Sun, 2025-06-08 at 17:44 +0200, Mojca Miklavec wrote:
> On Sun, 8 Jun 2025 at 02:10, Max Chernoff via tex-live wrote:
> > I've taken over packaging ConTeXt for CTAN and TeX Live.
>
> Thanks a lot for this, but I have one question: what's the plan with
> lu
Dear Max,
On Sun, 8 Jun 2025 at 02:10, Max Chernoff via tex-live wrote:
>
> I've taken over packaging ConTeXt for CTAN and TeX Live.
Thanks a lot for this, but I have one question: what's the plan with
luametatex binaries? Would the binaries then be updated multiple times
per
orted into TeX Live
(and were briefly mispackaged last year).
Because of this, I've taken over packaging ConTeXt for CTAN and TeX
Live. The very first release via this new process has already been
imported into TeX Live, and should reach the CTAN mirrors shortly.
I've set up so
Context provides? Specifically: why not use \chapter
for each act of the play and then \section for each scene?
The reason I suggest it is that \heading gives you much more control over the
numbering and position of the number and would solve the questions you are
asking.
Document structure is summa
erfectly opaque process, the one you mention for accesibility
testing. Far from ideal (to say the least).
> I tried the first page from
> https://www.recht.bund.de/bgbl/1/2025/104/regelungstext.pdf?__blob=publicationFile&v=3.
>
> It passes Acrobat’s accessibility check, hovering o
}]
\startparagraph
a
\stopparagraph
\stoptext
produces a PDF that passes the accessibility check in the current Adobe
Acrobat. In particular, it passes the alternate text checks.
Hovering over the image shows the alternate text in Acrobat.
However, VoiceOver (on the Mac) does not read the
es[location=default]
>> \starttext
>> \externalfigure[hacker][label={this is an image}]
>>
>> \startparagraph
>>a
>> \stopparagraph
>> \stoptext
>
> produces a PDF that passes the accessibility check in the current Adobe
> Acrobat. In particular,
to be
the case, too, but my abilities to test for any of that are limited.
I tried the first page from
https://www.recht.bund.de/bgbl/1/2025/104/regelungstext.pdf?__blob=publicationFile&v=3?.
It passes Acrobat’s accessibility check, hovering over the image produces the
alternate text, let
On 4/29/25 19:13, Matthias Weber wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I am starting a new thread as requested.
Hi Matthias,
> I can confirm that
> [...]
> produces a PDF that passes the accessibility check in the current> Adobe
> Acrobat. In particular, it passes the alternate text
agraph
> \stoptext
produces a PDF that passes the accessibility check in the current Adobe
Acrobat. In particular, it passes the alternate text checks.
Hovering over the image shows the alternate text in Acrobat.
However, VoiceOver (on the Mac) does not read the alternate text; it complete
p.uni-heidelberg.de/ <https://heiup.uni-heidelberg.de/>
>> Definitely no turnaround over 7 digits. A small but committed publisher,
>> that is engaged in making PDF documents also accessible for blind people.
>
> - adding some Alt whatever to a pdf has been possible for ages but
s my eyes are deceiving me) twice the same output, with
> > the subscript b below a.
>
> fwiw: {} in context in math does not create an atom, it is just grouping
> so here it does nothing; we have a different mechanism for handling
> multiple successive scripts
; we have a different mechanism for handling
multiple successive scripts (plus control over spacing)
see mikaels answer
Hans
-
Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE
Ridderstraat 27 | 8061
>> (but the mathnotes at leats make sense).
>> So the question is how to get the content of the mathnotes into the PDF tags…
>
> Last time we looked into this (over a year ago) we tested several variants
> with some viewers (Mikael and I use Sumatra (mupdf) and Okular) and did
garbled way (but
the mathnotes at leats make sense).
So the question is how to get the content of the mathnotes into the PDF tags…
Last time we looked into this (over a year ago) we tested several
variants with some viewers (Mikael and I use Sumatra (mupdf) and Okular)
and did some tests with
this
file to
-- roll out your own variant. We also use this file for testing so there coule
be subtle
-- changes over time.
return {
name = "old school pdf tagging",
version = "1.00",
comment = "This is our crappy level two mapping, sort of an ex
to put it on the next page,
> instead of just splitting that cell up.
I believe that in natural tables the table cell cannot split over a page. If
there is not enough space to place the first row in the current page, then the
table moves to the next page.
Aditya_
On 3/25/25 22:31, Max Chernoff via ntg-context wrote:
> Hi Pablo,
Many thanks for your correction, Max.
I think it was over five years ago the last time I installed TeX Live
installed on my computer.
Before that, I quickly realized (wisely advised by this mailing-list
participants) that it
igure[cow-jpg.jpg][height=1in]%
\hss
\externalfigure[cow-jpx.jpx][height=1in]}
\stoptext
%%%
The problem (as I now discover, because of Wolfgang's sample and tracker
suggestion) is the line
\definegraphictypesynonym [jpx] [jp2]
which I eg
aving text too close to the
bottom of the picture. Using "low" makes the extra indentation go away
(thanks again for that) but does not adjust the position of the cow. Thus
my confusion over the specific option "low".
Anyway, I have the answer to my original question. So maybe
ilman3/lists/ntg-context.ntg.nl
> > webpage : https://www.pragma-ade.nl / https://context.aanhet.net
> (mirror)
> > archive : https://github.com/contextgarden/context
> > wiki : https://wiki.contextgarden.net
> >
> ___
text{E\times F}}. That seems conceptually wrong, and
the \times inside the \text is not done in math mode. But as Wolfram
just wrote, please make a small test file showing also the definition
of \coord.
/Mikael
PS \mtext is preferred over \text for text in math.
__
-
\startappendices
\noheaderandfooterlines
\ \vskip5cm
\midaligned{\bfd APPENDICES}
\page
\startchapter[title={Definition of engineering},reference={sec:engineering}]
Here is working
%\input{.\\TEX\\Appendix_1.tex}
\stopchapter
% \startchapter[title={Definition of take-over points},reference={sec:TO
ge piece of the page gone.
I've even seen some cases where it seems the columns start writing over each
other, instead of going to the next page. So image in this documetn if question
8, 9, and 10 appeared on topo of 5, 6, and 7.
Is there any way to present this terrible behavior from renderi
xt/base/mkiv/mtx-context-compare.tex
>
> so maybe you can put together something similar from there?
I’m afraid not. I used "compare" in the past, but I need to mark
additions and deletions, not to see differences imposing one file over
the other one.
Sorry, but when I need to see
ed to experiment with is
\setuplistalternative which should give you much more control over
the layout. The example on the Wiki page shows how to
construct a tabulate table containing the TOC entries which could be
adapted to provide columns if that is what you want.
Many thanks for this command, since
ernative which should give you much more control over
> the layout. The example on the Wiki page wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/setuplistalternative> shows how to
> construct a tabulate table containing the TOC entries which could be
> adapted to provide columns if that is what you want
e command you need to experiment with is
\setuplistalternative which should give you much more control over the layout.
The example on the Wiki page
<https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/setuplistalternative> shows how to
construct a tabulate table containing the TOC entries which could be
> Am 14.02.2025 um 20:43 schrieb Hans Hagen :
>
> On 2/14/2025 8:03 PM, Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
>
>> in my case the publisher that needs this feature right now is Heidelberg
>> University Publishing:
>> https://heiup.uni-heidelberg.de/
>> Definitely no t
> Am 15.02.2025 um 14:16 schrieb Pablo Rodriguez via ntg-context
> :
>
> On 2/14/25 20:03, Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
>> […]
>> Definitely no turnaround over 7 digits. A small but committed
>> publisher, that is engaged in making PDF documents also accessible
>
On 2/14/25 20:03, Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
> […]
> Definitely no turnaround over 7 digits. A small but committed
> publisher, that is engaged in making PDF documents also accessible
> for blind people.
Hi Steffen,
could you send them this attachment
(https://mailman.ntg.nl/archives/list
On 2/14/2025 8:03 PM, Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
in my case the publisher that needs this feature right now is Heidelberg
University Publishing:
https://heiup.uni-heidelberg.de/
Definitely no turnaround over 7 digits. A small but committed publisher, that
is engaged in making PDF documents also
ample).
>> I didn't want to introduce unwanted spaces. Where are spaces in my example?
>
> after } and then after ]
>
>>> We can actually put an Alt on a specific image element (by setting
>>> label={...}) but for now it's disabled for now. Last time we
ld come up
with these demands I'd ask them to put their money where their mouth is
(pay for development, extra work involved, tools needed).
How do we manage this?
If 'we' means 'me' (Hans) ... well, some of these rules only apply to
organizations that have a turnaround
cessible_f.pdf>
and this a checker
https://pac.pdf-accessibility.org/en <https://pac.pdf-accessibility.org/en>
(the pdf doesn't seem good for accessibility)
well, with over a decade of accesibility not resulting in free viewers
that do something useful with it one can alway
n a loop that does simple things
cpu caching speeds up things contrary to doing things all over memory
and code; anyway one avoids some tokenization when used right
if one noticed a bottleneck we can look into but as we don't get
complaints i guess p
local one = n % 10
if one == 1 then
return "st"
elseif one == 2 then
return "nd"
elseif one == 3 then
return "rd"
else
return "th"
ose who contribute to education processes should be able to see the value of
> and potential offered by the TeX system – be it for preparing teaching
> materials
> or creating tools to support everyday school activities – TeX’s advantages
> over
> other software systems or packages s
groups and others involved in school’s life.
Those who contribute to education processes should be able to see the
value of and potential offered by the TeX system – be it for preparing
teaching materials or creating tools to support everyday school
activities – TeX’s advantages over other
questions:
>>>> (2) Should the example there be re-written to use preferred ConTeXt syntax?
>>> Definitely, yes to (2)!
>> I changed \over usage to \frac on the wiki page known, as of very recently,
>> as "Text blocks/Environments/Frames" (i.e.,
>> ht
preferred ConTeXt syntax?
Definitely, yes to (2)!
I changed \over usage to \frac on the wiki page known, as of very recently,
as "Text blocks/Environments/Frames" (i.e.,
https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Text_blocks/Environments/Frames )
However, the greyed math (see "Shaded backgro
n to use preferred ConTeXt syntax?
>
> > Definitely, yes to (2)!
>
> I changed \over usage to \frac on the wiki page known, as of very recently,
> as "Text blocks/Environments/Frames" (i.e.,
> https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Text_blocks/Environments/Frames )
>
> Ho
On Fri, Jan 3, 2025 at 12:29 (-0500), Aditya Mahajan wrote:
> On Fri, 3 Jan 2025, Jim wrote:
>> Has anyone who has read this far care to comment on the wiki questions:
>> (2) Should the example there be re-written to use preferred ConTeXt syntax?
> Definitely, yes to (2)
> Has anyone who has read this far care to comment on the wiki questions:
>> (1) Why does \over work correctly in the \framed wiki example, and
>> (2) Should the example there be re-written to use preferred ConTeXt syntax?
> As you can see on its start page,
Had I only known or t
hought was enlightening. In this case, the edit is
major, and I would not want anyone to feel I was stepping on anyone's toes
by rewriting the examples in the framed page.
Has anyone who has read this far care to comment on the wiki questions:
(1) Why does \over work correctly in the \framed wiki
backgroundoffset=3pt]}
>> \starttext
>> \startformula
>>{x^3\over3} - 2
>> \stopformula
>> \stoptext
>> creates a fraction that I would expect from
>> {x^3\over3 - 2}
>> Is this just my (newly updated) context, or has the year 2025 started off
>
his just my (newly updated) context, or has the year 2025 started off
with a \over problem?
It's been so for a while. In fact, using \over was never advocated
For various reasons you should use:
\frac{x^3}{3} - 2
Here are some:
- in lmtx we configure {} to as anywhere else in tex: grouping
has the year 2025 started off
with a \over problem?
Thanks.
Jim
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If your question is of interest to others as well, please add an entry to the
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eTD \bTD 4 \eTD \eTR
\bTR \bTD 1 \eTD \bTD[nr=2,nc=2,color=red] 2/3 \eTD \bTD 4 \eTD \eTR
\bTR \bTD 1 \eTD \bTD 4 \eTD \eTR
\bTR \bTD 1 \eTD \bTD 2 \eTD \bTD 3 \eTD \bTD 4 \eTD \eTR
\eTABLE
\stoptext
--->8
i don't get the same result as is show in the manual.
rather the color=red seems to
bTD 4 \eTD \eTR
\bTR \bTD 1 \eTD \bTD[nr=2,nc=2,color=red] 2/3 \eTD \bTD 4 \eTD \eTR
\bTR \bTD 1 \eTD \bTD 4 \eTD \eTR
\bTR \bTD 1 \eTD \bTD 2 \eTD \bTD 3 \eTD \bTD 4 \eTD \eTR
\eTABLE
\stoptext
--->8
i don't get the same result as is show in the manual.
rather the color=red seems to spre
c=2,color=red] 2/3 \eTD \bTD 4 \eTD \eTR
\bTR \bTD 1 \eTD \bTD 4 \eTD \eTR
\bTR \bTD 1 \eTD \bTD 2 \eTD \bTD 3 \eTD \bTD 4 \eTD \eTR
\eTABLE
\stoptext
--->8
i don't get the same result as is show in the manual.
rather the color=red seems to spread over the frame of the cell as well.
did so
he rest of the stuff, but if
you can hint me how to proceed, I might find the way for the rest.
(I didn't follow the progress of the ConTeXt, and now I'm stuck with the
old version of the old Ubuntu in a virtual machine. I definitely have to
upgrade my knowledge over Christmas. Hence any
ant. Your original example made an image and colored
white over part of the path. It doesn’t look great. It can be improved by
making the white pen bigger:
pic := image(draw p; draw q withpen pencircle scaled 0.6 withcolor white;);
I’m not sure this gives what you want at the ends, but it certainly h
seemingly floating to
weird locations and appearing over other text?
While I think \framedtext should work, try a simple \vbox when you
don’t need styling.
A different solution is to use a label or enumeration for the first
level (but keep itemize for the second level) which can be enclosed in a
Thank you! I replaced \framedtext and \framed all over my document and \vbox
seems to have resolved all the issues! --Joel
On Thursday, November 28, 2024 at 06:36:02 AM MST, Henning Hraban Ramm
wrote:
Am 28.11.24 um 14:24 schrieb Joel via ntg-context:
> Is frame the write tool to
Am 28.11.24 um 14:24 schrieb Joel via ntg-context:
Is frame the write tool to use to keep the itemized items together as a
group without allowing column and page breaks to separate them? How do I
stop the strange behavior of the frames seemingly floating to weird
locations and appearing over
weird problems putting frames around the items. Sometimes
it puts item 10 on top of 9, so its like the text is written on top of the
other text. Sometimes the frames make the text crash over the items after it.
Is frame the write tool to use to keep the itemized items together as a group
without
Interesting question. You can use an xml database in which you collect your
contacts and how to address them. I have been doing this for over 20 years now.
Try this for a single letter:
\startxmlsetups xml:setups
\xmlfilter{#1}{contact[@label=‘labelMaryDoe']/command(xml:contact)}
\xmlset
've looked through many handbooks and old questions on-line and tried many
configurations. It appears the way to define the fallback has changed many
times over the years, and none I've tried works. I've confirmed I can make
ConTeXt use my font "FreeSerif.otf", but I ca
> Read the prompt below:
>
> - Do you think cats should be banned from university dormitories?
If your actual items are more complex than those in your example and Wolfgang’s
suggestion of iterating over a comma separated list won’t work then ...
The following code stores the le
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