Hi,
I've a question.
Is it possible to fill a table or a document in ConTeXt with content
from a XML file?
Where do I find documentation about this? I didn't find something in
the PDF's
Thx
Jessica
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Am 2005-09-22 um 08:29 schrieb Jessica Holle:
Is it possible to fill a table or a document in ConTeXt with content
from a XML file?
Where do I find documentation about this? I didn't find something in
the PDF's
Adam just posted these links:
http://pragma-ade.com/general/manuals/example.pdf
David Munger wrote:
Unfortunately, the \StartLong macro is not meant only for producing
line-wise content. In the general case, it contains something else than
just \starttyping block.
Please try this:
\bgroup
\catcode`\^^M=\active
Le 21 sept. 05 à 17:12, Louis F.Springer a écrit :
What are the options for conversion from ConTeXt to other formats,
if any? I'm particularly interested in rtf and/or html.
I saw there is a module tex4ht usable for converting conTeXt to html.
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Modules
There I don't find something which helps me.
The input must not be only XML. In can also be CVS or something
else...
thx
Jessica
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I have a few lines that I need to push towards the right
maring. The lines should all have their natural width, and
be all left-aligned to the left of the block, but the block
itself should be right aligned. Like the following
First line of text |
- xml in not an input format but (a well structured) interchange
format.
XML is a very good master format from which to derive all outputs. For
example, I receive wordprocessor files from academics and convert them
to XML by a combination of automated processes and hand-tagging. The XML
is
Giuseppe Bilotta said this at Thu, 22 Sep 2005 11:39:32 +0200:
First line of text |
Second line of text |
One more line of text|
How do I achieve this?
One quick and easy way,
Talking to myself...
Adam Lindsay said this at Thu, 22 Sep 2005 11:22:18 +0100:
(I played with location= in \framedtext, but it didn't have the results
I expected.)
(Silly mistake...)
\defineframedtext[Giuseppe]
[align=raggedright,width=fit,offset=0pt,
frame=off,location=right]
Though I have asked this question before and there was no response, I
thought I would ask the following once more (before going through my
source files and making the changes by hand).
Does anyone know how to modify or adapt \note so that the output is a
footnote number in normal/body text
Salvete,
while I am aware that my Japanese is ages away from creating anything
releasable, I thought about creating a lang-jap.tex file for my personal
use (and maybe for having it corrected by someone actually speaking the
language). Now, checking lang-chi.tex, I find it is encoded in a way I
Hi Christopher,
This was the right way. Thanks a lot!
Still, I don't understand how the \starttyping macro gets to work if ^^M
is redefined as ^^J.
I will tell Patrick to update the module on the garden. Meanwhile, you
can get the updated version on my site:
http://cfd.homelinux.org/tex/
Thursday, September 22, 2005 Adam Lindsay wrote:
Talking to myself...
Adam Lindsay said this at Thu, 22 Sep 2005 11:22:18 +0100:
(I played with location= in \framedtext, but it didn't have the results
I expected.)
(Silly mistake...)
\defineframedtext[Giuseppe]
Adam Lindsay wrote:
Is it possible to simply enclose the file in a
\startregime[utf]...\stopregime pair or do I risk havoc by doing this?
Well, if you're using a regime, it still (usually) depends on symbolic
character names being defined under the hood. Also, such an approach
Sure. But
David Munger wrote:
Hi Christopher,
This was the right way. Thanks a lot!
Still, I don't understand how the \starttyping macro gets to work if ^^M
is redefined as ^^J.
why exactly do you need this construct; there may be other ways to do it;
Hans
Le 22 sept. 05 à 12:23, Duncan Hothersall a écrit :
- xml in not an input format but (a well structured) interchange
format.
XML is a very good master format from which to derive all outputs. For
example, I receive wordprocessor files from academics and convert them
to XML by a
Hans,
The RawSteps module produces virtual slides with stepping, by rendering
the step incrementally on successive pages. Thus, the
\StartSteps...\StopSteps macro has to expand its argument (i.e. the
content of the slide) a certain number of times, depending the number of
requested steps. Of
David Munger wrote:
Hans,
The RawSteps module produces virtual slides with stepping, by rendering
the step incrementally on successive pages. Thus, the
\StartSteps...\StopSteps macro has to expand its argument (i.e. the
content of the slide) a certain number of times, depending the number of
Maurice Diamantini wrote:
So if I understand wml, I agree that xml is a format for filtering,
not a human writable format.
TeX, LaTeX or conTeXt is in input langage, which should be able to
be converted to the powerfull master XML format.
No, sorry. This only works for extremely simple TeX
At 04:18 AM 9/22/2005, Alan Bowen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Though I have asked this question before and there was no response, I
thought I would ask the following once more (before going through my
source files and making the changes by hand).
Does anyone know how to modify or adapt \note so
Christopher Creutzig wrote:
Adam Lindsay wrote:
Is it possible to simply enclose the file in a
\startregime[utf]...\stopregime pair or do I risk havoc by doing this?
Well, if you're using a regime, it still (usually) depends on symbolic
character names being defined under the hood.
Hans Hagen:
did you ever try
texexec --mode=demo s-pre-61
using 'layers' is rather robust (no duplicate pages and such);
Of course, I did. The only issue is about JavaScript, which does not
work in most non-Acrobat PDF readers. This is the purpose of the
RawSteps module: to avoid
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