I am using Linux, so those tools are available, but Bruce's solution is
working great! Just had to make tiny changes to the file.
I had no idea I could send an environment variable to ConTeXt...will be using
that a lot from now! Thanks very much everyone for the help!
On Friday, Sept
ch=0,
shrink=0]
\starttext
\startdescription [title={I'm not a fan of the}]
default spacing
\stopdescription
\stoptext
end example
For itemize you can use the fit keyword but be aware once you have more
than 9 entries you get
a bigger space between the number and content because th
On 9/14/24 12:41, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
> You have to use the narrow environment and apply it with the
> beforehead and afterhead command and in addition enable the aligntitle
> option.
>
> Wolfgang
Yeah, that does seem
heading to poke out into the margins. That can
be troublesome if the title is long enough.
Example code to tinker with:
[...]
You have to use the narrow environment and apply it with the beforehead
and afterhead command and in addition enable the aligntitle option.
begin example
he box.
I run your code and already found a few example where it fails, e.g.
- when you have a very short text it is spread over the while line and
you get a line break at the end
- when you use it in the narrower environment you don't compensate the
left/right indentations
Regarding the pa
ng or bookmarking).
I can hack the first requirement with:
\define[1]\EndNoteChapter{\testpage[3]
\blank
\midaligned{\tfa{Chapter #1}}
\blank}
in the environment and
\EndNoteChapter{6 How I Saved the World}
at the end of the las
ers
> (and should not, at least in my use case, require cross-referencing or
> bookmarking).
> I can hack the first requirement with:
> \define[1]\EndNoteChapter{\testpage[3]
> \blank
> \midaligned{\tfa{Chapter #1}}
>
first requirement with:
\define[1]\EndNoteChapter{\testpage[3]
\blank
\midaligned{\tfa{Chapter #1}}
\blank}
in the environment and
\EndNoteChapter{6 How I Saved the World}
at the end of the last end note i
Hi everyone,
I’m working on creating a horizontal line within a math align environment that
spans the entire equation, rather than being restricted by the columns. My
current "solution" is to use `\hl`, as shown below:
```
\startformula
\startalign
\NC a + b \NC = c \NR
\NC d + e \
.
Seems to be a problem of my environment.
In a minimal example, \setupunit changes \unit, \setdigitmode changes
\digits.
The \digits mechanism was never extended to provide a basic setup mechanism
which means you have to use the \set... commands to change the output.
Wolfgang
used this:
-- lookups.lua
userdata = userdata or { }
userdata.Mapping = {
["Albano"] = "Albano (Provinz Rom)",
["Altona"] = "Altona (Hamburg)",
["Aurich"] = "Aurich (Ostfriesland)",
-- …
}
function userdata.Lookup(name)
conte
Am 24.08.24 um 20:38 schrieb Henning Hraban Ramm:
According to docs,
\setupunit[method=3]
should change the rendering of numbers in
\unit{10,123.99 mm} or \digits{10,123.99} to “10\,123,99”,
but it doesn’t.
\setdigitmode{3} works, though.
Seems to be a problem of my environment.
In a
hi,lists
In macOS, some fonts (e.g klee, stkaiti ,lihei) will be downloaded under the
path
--> /System/Library/AssetsV2/com_apple_MobileAsset_Font7/,
and I set the system font environment like:
--> export
OSFONTDIR=/Library/Fonts/:/System/Library/Fonts:$HOME/Library/Fonts:/System/L
texts
in a setups blocks and apply the block to a language. When you use now
the \language
command (or environment) all settings are now applied to the content.
Below is a untested example.
\definefontfamily [nagari] [rm] [adishila] [features=devanagari-one]
\usetransliteration[indic
; >> I have defined a determinant environment like below:
> >>
> >> \definemathmatrix[determinant]
> >>[matrix:bars]
> >>[simplecommand=thedeterminant]
> >>
> >> and I create a determinant like below:
Mikael Sundqvist schrieb am 06.08.2024 um 18:27:
Hi,
On Tue, Aug 6, 2024 at 5:57 PM Shiv Shankar Dayal
wrote:
I have defined a determinant environment like below:
\definemathmatrix[determinant]
[matrix:bars]
[simplecommand=thedeterminant]
and I create a
rote:
> >
> > I have defined a determinant environment like below:
> >
> > \definemathmatrix[determinant]
> > [matrix:bars]
> > [simplecommand=thedeterminant]
> >
> > and I create a determinant like below:
> &g
Hi,
On Tue, Aug 6, 2024 at 5:57 PM Shiv Shankar Dayal
wrote:
>
> I have defined a determinant environment like below:
>
> \definemathmatrix[determinant]
> [matrix:bars]
> [simplecommand=thedeterminant]
>
> and I create
I have defined a determinant environment like below:
\definemathmatrix[determinant]
[matrix:bars]
[simplecommand=thedeterminant]
and I create a determinant like below:
\startformula \startdeterminant\NC a_{11} \NC a_{12} \NC a_{13} \NC
\cdots \NC a_{1n}\NR
{\inmargin{\blank[-line]\startalignment[inner,nothyphenated]#1\stopalignment}}
> >
> > works ok (the \blank[-line] is a side-effect of using the environment
> > inside a margin text).
> can you test with
>
> \permanent\protected\tolerant\def\definealign[#1]#*[#2]%
using the environment inside a
margin text).
can you test with
\permanent\protected\tolerant\def\definealign[#1]#*[#2]%
{\pushmacro\raggedcommand
\pushmacro\updateraggedskips
\edef\m_spac_align_named{#1}%
\edef\m_spac_align_asked{#2}%
\spac_align_add_to_cache
\popmacro
Hi,
Something seems wrong with the align processing inside \setupmargindata,
because using a macro like
\def\Inmargin#1{\inmargin{\blank[-line]\startalignment[inner,nothyphenated]#1\stopalignment}}
works ok (the \blank[-line] is a side-effect of using the environment inside a
margin text
TR
> \bTD C \eTD
> \bTD D \eTD
>\eTR
> \eTABLE
>
> \blank
>
> \bTABLE[setups=table:b]
>\bTR
> \bTD A \eTD
> \bTD B \eTD
>\eTR
>\bTR
> \bTD C \eTD
> \bTD D \eTD
>\eTR
> \eTABLE
>
> \stoptext
Am Freitag, 28. Juni 2024, 11:59:19 MESZ schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:
> Gerion Entrup schrieb am 28.06.2024 um 11:40:
>
> > Do you know, why the groupedcommand solution does not work?
>
> The command and the environment which are created by \definestartstop
> can't be
Gerion Entrup schrieb am 28.06.2024 um 11:40:
Do you know, why the groupedcommand solution does not work?
The command and the environment which are created by \definestartstop
can't be interchanged when you use the before/after and left/right keys.
begin example
\usemodule[v
On 6/24/24 07:25, Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
> [...]
> Of course. Try \usemodule[cgj] – the module in the distribution is not
> the same as the environment that I use for CGJ anymore, but it should
> still work. I should update it, but it’s always in a preliminary state…
“Work in prog
/context/tex/texmf-linuxmusl-64/bin/mtxrun.lua"
--generate --redirected
sh: luatex: not found
I wonder if your test environment is really equivalent to a fresh
Alpine install, or if there might be any previously installations that
are allowing it to appear to succeed. Does it work if y
just thought about something similar to:
\usemodule[article-basic]
Or where are these start/stops (Article and Abstract) defined?
This is to avoid having my own macros.
Of course. Try \usemodule[cgj] – the module in the distribution is not
the same as the environment that I use for CGJ
;
--generate --redirected
sh: luatex: not found
I wonder if your test environment is really equivalent to a fresh Alpine
install, or if there might be any previously installations that are
allowing it to appear to succeed. Does it work if you try inside Docker?
I'm not sure what else
generate
> mtx-context | redirect luametatex -> luatex: luatex --luaonly --socket
> "/opt/context/tex/texmf-linuxmusl-64/bin/mtxrun.lua" --generate --redirected
> sh: luatex: not found
I wonder if your test environment is really equivalent to a fresh Alpine
install, or if ther
r over thirty years, and have managed to never need
to explicitly setq exec-path. How are you starting emacs? If you start it
from a terminal session, it should inherit the PATH from your shell, which
presumably has the directory where your context executable is found.
If you are starting emacs by c
> > \color[m-indigo-800]{\structureuservariable{subtitle}}
> > \stopfont
> > \blank[3cm]
> >
> > \startextract[author={\structureuservariable{quoteauthor}}]
> > \structureuservariable{quote}
> >
\stopfont
\blank[3cm]
\startextract[author={\structureuservariable{quoteauthor}}]
\structureuservariable{quote}
\stopextract
\stopframed
\stoplocalheadsetup
\stopsetups
The use
Am Montag, 10. Juni 2024, 15:53:19 MESZ schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:
> Gerion Entrup schrieb am 10.06.2024 um 13:16:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'd like to scale something (actually a symbol drawn in TikZ) to the exact
> > high of the char 'M'. I found the scale envi
Gerion Entrup schrieb am 10.06.2024 um 13:16:
Hi,
I'd like to scale something (actually a symbol drawn in TikZ) to the exact
high of the char 'M'. I found the scale environment for it but struggle to
measure the correct font height. I found the "definemeasure/measure/measure
text.}
\stoptext
On Mon, Jun 10, 2024 at 7:18 AM Gerion Entrup
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to scale something (actually a symbol drawn in TikZ) to the exact
> high of the char 'M'. I found the scale environment for it but struggle to
> measure the correct font height
On 6/10/2024 1:16 PM, Gerion Entrup wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to scale something (actually a symbol drawn in TikZ) to the exact
high of the char 'M'. I found the scale environment for it but struggle to
measure the correct font height. I found the "definemeasure/measure/measure
Hi,
I'd like to scale something (actually a symbol drawn in TikZ) to the exact
high of the char 'M'. I found the scale environment for it but struggle to
measure the correct font height. I found the "definemeasure/measure/measured"
commands but they define a dimens
in example
\starttext
\startlines
«quoted text»
« quoted text »
\stoplines
\setcharacterspacing[frenchpunctuation]
\startlines
«quoted text»
« quoted text »
\stoplines
\stoptext
end example
2. When you use the quotation command or environment ConTeXt adds a
space between the quotation mar
bla
> >> \startquotation
> >>Not Ok: a space is missing
> >> \stopquotation
> >> \stoptext
> >
> > It seems, that this workaround solves the problem:
> > \setupquotation[before={\setcharacterspacing[reset]}]
>
>
> The quotation environ
workaround solves the problem:
\setupquotation[before={\setcharacterspacing[reset]}]
The quotation environment doesn't rely on the characterspacing mechanism
to add the spaces before and the after the quotes but uses language
dependent skips.
The example below shows how it works and where it
one would actually use
context --environment xml-analyze-template.tex file.xml
to typeset in a pdf file.
But I would like to convert all the XML nodes into the ConTeXt
typesetting language, and then edit/correct the text and maybe some
structure in this *.tex file.
And here comes m
;t specify precisely enough.
I have the following workflow in mind:
1. I have an XML file (TEI-XML),
2. then, following your brilliant suggestion, I will create an
xml-analyze-template.tex file and customise it.
3. As you suggest, now one would actually use
context --environment xml-analyze-te
orkflow in mind:
1. I have an XML file (TEI-XML),
2. then, following your brilliant suggestion, I will create an
xml-analyze-template.tex file and customise it.
3. As you suggest, now one would actually use
context --environment xml-analyze-template.tex file.xml
to typeset in a pdf file.
B
On 6/4/2024 3:57 PM, Давыдов, Кирилл Александрович wrote:
Greetings,
I have run into an issue whilst using \start ... \stopsplittext. I
intended to use it for large code listings (using the t-vim module),
however floats with location=split using that environment seem to vanish
if there is
nTeXt file instead of typesetting a PDF file, for further editing?
Hi Christoph,
not clear to me whether you meant an environment (a format file) with
the ConTeXt generated file.
In that case, this might help:
context --extra=xml --analyze --template your-file.xml
With that template, you m
Greetings,
I have run into an issue whilst using \start ... \stopsplittext. I intended
to use it for large code listings (using the t-vim module), however floats
with location=split using that environment seem to vanish if there is
nearly not enough text before the float to fill a page. Not only
My apologies to all, and thank you, Wolfgang. Time to update my notes.
--
Rik
On 2024-05-30 16:33, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Rik Kabel schrieb am 30.05.2024 um 19:21:
From my basic environment file, a useful reminder:
%% \mainlanguage sets language used for labels (TOC, chapters
Rik Kabel schrieb am 30.05.2024 um 19:21:
From my basic environment file, a useful reminder:
%% \mainlanguage sets language used for labels (TOC, chapters, ...)
%% \language sets language to use for hyphenation, quote rules, ...
\mainlanguage includes all settings of \language.
As
From my basic environment file, a useful reminder:
%% \mainlanguage sets language used for labels (TOC, chapters, ...)
%% \language sets language to use for hyphenation, quote rules, ...
--
Rik
On 2024-05-30 11:34, Peter Münster wrote:
Hi,
When using \start/stopquotation in French
't get why.
Otherwise, it looks quite nice.
> > I also want to set everything except of the intro in a flushright
> > environment but do not know how. I tried:
>
> As above:
> \framedtext[align=flushright]{%
That works, thank you!
Best,
Gerion
> --
>
> O
MyChapter{%
\framedtext{%
#1 #2:\\
\structureuservariable{subtitle}\\
(\structureuservariable{intro})
}
}
> I also want to set everything except of the intro in a flushright environment
> but do not know how. I tried:
As above:
\framedtext[align=flushright]{%
The best,
To
ine breaks
>
> How can I achieve line breaks?
> This does not work:
> ```
> \define[2]\MyChapter{%
> #1 #2:\\
> \structureuservariable{subtitle}\\
> (\structureuservariable{intro})
> }
> ```
> (see 3.pdf)
>
> I also want to set everything except
e{intro})
}
```
(see 3.pdf)
I also want to set everything except of the intro in a flushright environment
but do not know how. I tried:
```
\define[2]\MyChapter{%
\startalignment[flushright]
#1 #2:\\
\structureuservariable{subtitle}\\
\stopalignment
\structureuservariab
On Wed, 2024-05-29 at 06:49 -0600, Alan Braslau wrote:
> 1) You appear to be using the long-frozen mkii bibliography code.
I think you are right! I just realized that. I'm using in my
Environment file...
% \BIBTEX macro...
\usemodule[abr-02]
% Setup bibl
. I currently do the following in my
environment file:
\definecolor[colour_text][r=0.754,g=0.516,b=0.324]
\setupcolors[state=start,textcolor=colour_text,pagecolormodel=rgb]
Add
framecolor=colour_text,
to the frame settings.
Wolfgang
s how to set the colour of the circle to
match the other text on my page. I currently do the following in my
environment file:
\definecolor[colour_text][r=0.754,g=0.516,b=0.324]
\setupcolors[state=start,textcolor=colour_text,pagecolormodel=rgb]
--
Kip Warner
OpenPGP signed/encrypted mail
environment collects the content of the table cell-wise which
means when TeX sees a \bTD in the input it reads the following text
until it finds the corresponding \eTD. When you put the \eTD in the
definition of another command the scanner will never find the end of a
cell and you either run out of
\latexdesc{1541} some other event happened
\latexdesc{1542} some event happened quite different
\stoptext
I found the above code (the first line) in the ConTeXt Wiki, as a way to create
the equivalent of a desc environment from LaTeX. The items inside {} should be
bold, then there is a
desc{1541} some other event happened
> \latexdesc{1542} some event happened quite different
>
> \stoptext
>
>
> I found the above code (the first line) in the ConTeXt Wiki, as a way to
> create the equivalent of a desc environment from LaTeX. The items inside {}
> shoul
found the above code (the first line) in the ConTeXt Wiki, as a way to create
the equivalent of a desc environment from LaTeX. The items inside {} should be
bold, then there is a gap before the next text.
I am using this to display a simple timeline.
Though the formatting looks perfect, very
https://wiki.contextgarden.net/French_spacing
Joel via ntg-context hat am 05.05.2024 00:30 CEST geschrieben:
I noticed that some code is being rendered wrong, most especially apparent in a column environment where
I noticed that some code is being rendered wrong, most especially apparent in a
column environment where sometimes the text can get stretched a bit more to fit
the column width nicer.
If a sentence says "They appeared between c. 1200 BCE and c. 1500 CE." it
appears ConTeXt think
pported by \startlines
unless you add the normal linenumbering mechanism)
- support for lines which don't fit on a single page where the
consecutive lines are indented
but the module is outdated and relies on an old mkii style code base.
A big difference between the \startlines envi
module is outdated and relies on an old mkii style code base.
A big difference between the \startlines environment and the format
module is that the first treats
each line in the input file as a separate line in the output while the
format module requires begin/end
tags for each line wh
Alan Bowen schrieb am 29.04.2024 um 19:37:
I used TeXShop and PopChar Pro to get the letter ר so that it is l2r.
Not a great solution but it works when one is working in r2l text.
(Thank heaven for Unicode.)
I will have a look at Visual Studio Code.
I tested a few text editors with better R
doesn't matter because
definecommand is just a wrapper for the implement function with the
option to create a environment.
Many thanks for your fast reply, Wolfgang.
I’m reading it now in cld-mkiv.pdf.
Is \protected the same as \unexpanded?
Yes they are the same (\protected is the primitive
Alan Bowen schrieb am 29.04.2024 um 18:27:
I discovered what the problem was. Just in case someone else may also
wonder how to do this, one way (not necessarily the best) is to insert:
{ר}high\
where the letter in parentheses (resh) should be entered in a l2r
context, not r2l.
Which editor do
I discovered what the problem was. Just in case someone else may also
wonder how to do this, one way (not necessarily the best) is to insert:
{ר}high\
where the letter in parentheses (resh) should be entered in a l2r context,
not r2l.
Alan
On Sun, Apr 28, 2024 at 4:23 PM Alan Bowen wrote:
> I
oesn't matter because
> definecommand is just a wrapper for the implement function with the
> option to create a environment.
Many thanks for your fast reply, Wolfgang.
I’m reading it now in cld-mkiv.pdf.
Is \p
st a wrapper for the implement function with the option to create a
environment.
Wolfgang
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I am having trouble entering ConteXt commands in an rtl language, in this
case Hebrew.
How does one make the last(left hand) letter of the Hebrew word
אשר
a superscript?
My experiments with \high{...} have not been successful so far in part, I
think, because I have not got the brackets right.
An
sually, you won't run into this because an empty line works, but with XML that's not am option.) As you've said, it looks like a bug then.
The lines environment treats each line of the input as paragraph by adding \par at the end of it and adding another \par mak
markup as well. Usually, you won't run into this
because an empty line works, but with XML that's not am option.) As
you've said, it looks like a bug then.
The lines environment treats each line of the input as paragraph by
adding \par at the end of it and adding another \par ma
s, but with XML that's not am option.) As you've said, it looks like a bug then.
The lines environment treats each line of the input as paragraph by adding \par at the end of it and adding another \par makes no difference here.
BTW: ConTeXt has a module for poems whi
not am option.) As you've said,
it looks like a bug then.
The lines environment treats each line of the input as paragraph by
adding \par at the end of it and adding another \par makes no difference
here.
BTW: ConTeXt has a module for poems which can be loaded with
nTeXt will still compile,
even if something isn't displayed on screen as it should:
(1) I tried placing a table inside a startitemize environment, as
instead of it not compiling, it left a message in the document warning
that wasn't supported.
(2) In another case, I had an image that C
;t displayed on screen as it should:
(1) I tried placing a table inside a startitemize environment, as
instead of it not compiling, it left a message in the document warning
that wasn't supported.
(2) In another case, I had an image that ConTeXt couldn't find, as I
mispelled th
placing a table inside a startitemize environment, as instead of it
not compiling, it left a message in the document warning that wasn't supported.
(2) In another case, I had an image that ConTeXt couldn't find, as I mispelled
the filenmame, and it fully compiled and made a PDF, without
assed to say it was in my own environment file,
not in the lmtx distribution. I have a Lua function that prints
information about the computer model and the operating system into a
layer. Unfortunately, there was an "elseif" in there somewhere which
should catch exceptions (such as a r
On 4/7/24 19:44, Hans Hagen wrote:
ok, so this "on" ... where does it come from .. you can try to run with
\tracingall and then quit the run after the first and search the log for
!on to get a clue
Hans
Found it - and I'm embarrassed to say it was in my own environment fi
: it has one additional page. The first page of the
document is empty and has the word "on" in the upper left hand corner of
the text area. I have checked several times, it always comes out like
this. Everything else is exactly the same - context version, file and
environment files (
the
document is empty and has the word "on" in the upper left hand corner of
the text area. I have checked several times, it always comes out like
this. Everything else is exactly the same - context version, file and
environment files (everything under git, so really identical). The &quo
todo: use sequence
for i=1,#interfaces do
local interface = interfaces[i]
local i_commands = { }
local i_environments = { }
local start = elements.start[interface] or elements.start.en
local stop = elements.stop [interface
e the same vertical
position -- no matter, how many lines there are in each column and how
exactly they are aligned.
If I understand correctly, that's how the multicols environment in
LaTeX works, and that's how old-multicolumns worked -- but this module
seems to be no longer supported
ines there are in each column and how
exactly they are aligned.
If I understand correctly, that's how the multicols environment in
LaTeX works, and that's how old-multicolumns worked -- but this module
seems to be no longer supported in lmtx.
I tried to disable gridfitting for startcolumn
es,
>
>
> I have set up the shell environment variable in my `~/.zshrc`, here it is
> the output of `echo $PATH` under the shell:
>
> ```
>
> /home/hf/WORKSPACE/TOOLS/Emacs/bin:/home/hf/WORKSPACE/TOOLS/ConTeXt/tex/texmf-linux-aarch64/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:
Hello Andres,
I have set up the shell environment variable in my `~/.zshrc`, here it is the
output of `echo $PATH` under the shell:
```
/home/hf/WORKSPACE/TOOLS/Emacs/bin:/home/hf/WORKSPACE/TOOLS/ConTeXt/tex/texmf-linux-aarch64/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin
On 3/17/24 23:58, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
> Pablo Rodriguez via ntg-context schrieb am 17.03.2024 um 17:38:
>> [...]
>> As far as I know, this sample should be compiled without any issue.
>>
>> Could you be so kind to confirm the issue or explain me what am I missing?
&
\stoptext
Current latest (from 2024.03.11 09:34) breaks compilation with both LMTX
and LuaTeX.
As far as I know, this sample should be compiled without any issue.
Could you be so kind to confirm the issue or explain me what am I missing?
The footnote environment is just a fancy way for a
when I uncomment line #2, revealing the
> cross-references work find when outside of a table.
>
> I also tried using a TABLE environment instead and the result was
> similar, it wouldn't show the page number.
>
> What am I doing wrong?
Tabulate and natural tables pro
}{\pagereference[xyz]} \NC \NC\NR
\stoptabulate
\pagebreak
\at{page}[xyz]
\stoptext
The code does work when I uncomment line #2, revealing the
cross-references work find when outside of a table.
I also tried using a TABLE environment instead and the result was
similar, it wouldn't sho
, revealing the cross-references
work find when outside of a table.
I also tried using a TABLE environment instead and the result was similar, it
wouldn't show the page number.
What am I doing wrong?
--Joel
___
If
paragraphs
https://www.w3.org/TR/jlreq/#fig2_5_7
Use the narrower or blockquote environment for this.
*
tab setting https://www.w3.org/TR/jlreq/#fig2_6_1
Just use a table.
*
furiwake https://www.w3.org/TR/jlreq/#fig2_7_2
*
jidori https://www.w3.org/TR/jlreq/#fig2_7_4
nteraction[state=start]
\xmlprocessbuffer{main}{demo}{}
\stoptext
With \setupmetadata it breaks compilation.
I know it is not the most elegant code, but in my real environment
xml:title:author outputs text.
Many thanks for your help,
Pablo
] Re: Local alternative to \input
With a single environment it seems to work, though when I expand it to
multiple, it does not seem to work anymore
\starttext
SomeText \\
\environment aaa \\
SomeText \\
\environment bbb \\
SomeText \\
\startenvironment aaa
\samplefile{lorem}
\stopenvironment
With a single environment it seems to work, though when I expand it to
multiple, it does not seem to work anymore
\starttext
SomeText \\
\environment aaa \\
SomeText \\
\environment bbb \\
SomeText \\
\startenvironment aaa
\samplefile{lorem}
\stopenvironment
\startenvironment bbb
\samplefile
but none of the is very elegant and I hope Hans
can help with a clean solution.
The first solution works around the grouping issue of the xmlsetups
environment and pushes the setting beyond the limit of it.
\startxmlsetups xml:meta
\aftergrouped{\setupinteraction
[author={\xmltext{#1}{/author
Am 24.02.24 um 13:53 schrieb Henning Hraban Ramm:
Hi,
I’m trying to use escaping in a typing environment. It works until I
load the scite module. I need that only for btx highlighting, but I
can’t limit it to that.
What should I do?
\usemodule[scite]
\define[1]\SAY{\hfill{\rm #1
Hi,
I’m trying to use escaping in a typing environment. It works until I
load the scite module. I need that only for btx highlighting, but I
can’t limit it to that.
What should I do?
\usemodule[scite]
\define[1]\SAY{\hfill{\rm #1}}
\setuptyping[TEX][
option=tex,% scite sets cld
escape
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