Am 15.08.2025 um 21:02 schrieb Rik Kabel:
On 2025-08-15 14:49, Michael Guravage wrote:
Hi,
I have a document that uses the doves type font in its two variants,
one for titles, and one for text. I would like to replace several
character combinations with ligatures. The same letter
On 2025-08-15 14:49, Michael Guravage wrote:
Hi,
I have a document that uses the doves type font in its two variants,
one for titles, and one for text. I would like to replace several
character combinations with ligatures. The same letter combinations
have their own Unicode ligatures in
Hi,
I have a document that uses the doves type font in its two variants, one
for titles, and one for text. I would like to replace several character
combinations with ligatures. The same letter combinations have their own
Unicode ligatures in each font variant.
With \replaceword I could replace
s not supposed to work in any
other lua, metapost or tex setup. To some extend tikz is an exception
but that was written to work everywhere and has so many interfaces that
in provides its own generic code for that.
If something is written with e.g. latex in mind you can just forget
about it: diff
apost or tex setup. To some extend tikz is an exception
but that was written to work everywhere and has so many interfaces that
in provides its own generic code for that.
If something is written with e.g. latex in mind you can just forget
about it: different eco systems, audience, design, mi
> Hi all,
>
> I'd like some advise on the best way to approach the result I want. I'm
typesetting a
> book; the source is in xml, every chapter in its own file.
> I want my notes to appear in their own chapter at the end of the book; the
reference
> (in the margin) sh
Hi all,
I'd like some advise on the best way to approach the result I want. I'm
typesetting a book; the source is in xml, every chapter in its own file.
I want my notes to appear in their own chapter at the end of the book;
the reference (in the margin) should be to the page number
omega]
First exercise.
We use \in{theorem}[thm:lambda]
\stopexercise
\endexercise
\stoptext
*
When compiling this example with mode=all, we see that the theorem gets
its number (1) and the reference in the exercise is right. When
compiling with mode=exercise, the refe
ambda]
\stopexercise
\endexercise
\stoptext
*
When compiling this example with mode=all, we see that the theorem gets its
number (1) and the reference in the exercise is right. When compiling with
mode=exercise, the reference in the exercise displays ?? instead of 1.
Obviously, this is be
ectly in MP but easily
run out of memory tokens when the drawing is complex enough.
is there a way to define a function to draw a particular line passing
its coords and pen and color?
do_line(path, pen, color)
where path is a list of x,y points?
8<---
\usecolors[crayola]
\startMPpag
when the drawing is complex enough.
is there a way to define a function to draw a particular line passing
its coords and pen and color?
do_line(path, pen, color)
where path is a list of x,y points?
8<---
\usecolors[crayola]
\startMPpage[offset=5mm]
path p;
pen q[];
q[1] := pencircle
n /Automatically Centering Verse/
> > from the wiki's verse page <https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Text_blocks/
> > Environments/Verse>. I understand that, to discern its longest line, a
> > poem has to be considered in its entirety. My question is, is there a
> >
Am 06.08.2025 um 19:51 schrieb Michael Guravage:
Hi,
I'm using code from the last example on /Automatically Centering Verse/
from the wiki's verse page <https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Text_blocks/
Environments/Verse>. I understand that, to discern its longest line, a
Hi,
I'm using code from the last example on *Automatically Centering Verse*
from the wiki's verse page
<https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Text_blocks/Environments/Verse>. I
understand that, to discern its longest line, a poem has to be considered
in its entirety. My question is, i
ut that time penalty is then known anc accepted by the user, as logn as
we don't get blamed for it (but as you mentioned, one should be aware of
side effects, unicode, backend, color, whatever)
It's a generic programming layer for TeX, much like pgfkeys/pgfmath (the
non-graphics parts of T
Boosting that code
> (by looking at it i might spot some) is not on my agenda.
Most of the Markdown module is written in Lua; only the TeX interface
parts use expl3. I suspect that the easiest option would be to simply
rewrite the TeX interface for ConTeXt using Lua. I actually tried doing
thi
out whether the math is deemed to be accessible. The MATHML
appears fine, and I can also see the spelled-out text in the HTML. I am
wondering whether it is possible to have an accessible text-only HTML
export from Context that replaces every image with its alternative
text and every math e
layout of the note entry
and the counter settings.
What I don't unterstand is:
why do I need
\definenote [one]
\definenote [two] [one]
to "correct" the order?
In the following example I create to independant note types each with
its own counter and note block.
begin exam
On 7/25/2025 5:03 AM, Max Chernoff via ntg-context wrote:
Hi Hans,
TeX Live contains ~31 times as many files as the ConTeXt distribution,
so running "mtxrun --generate" is relatively slow. However, TeX Live
already generates a filename index for all its files, so if we use that
Hi Hans,
TeX Live contains ~31 times as many files as the ConTeXt distribution,
so running "mtxrun --generate" is relatively slow. However, TeX Live
already generates a filename index for all its files, so if we use that
instead of traversing the filesystem, "mtxrun --generate&qu
margin text?
While I don’t really understand your question:
– A thumb index usually depends on the part or chapter (here it’s the
part, obviously) and stays the same within that section.
– Its setup should probably be triggered by \setuphead or maybe
\setupheader, but there’s nothing ready-made and
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
can remember, ConTeXt differs from ISO 639 with ancient Greek.
What ConTeXt considers `agr` is `grc` for ISO 639.
As for other languages, which is the file that has the complete list of
languages and its tagging values?
% as he will check how viewers 'speak' - yesterday i
Well, I
far as I can remember, ConTeXt differs from ISO 639 with ancient Greek.
> What ConTeXt considers `agr` is `grc` for ISO 639.
> As for other languages, which is the file that has the complete list of
> languages and its tagging values?
>> % as he will check how viewers 'speak&#
Greek.
What ConTeXt considers `agr` is `grc` for ISO 639.
As for other languages, which is the file that has the complete list of
languages and its tagging values?
That file never made it to a stable so it's on my machine but in the
meantiem we can use llg files (language goodies) so w
grc` for ISO 639.
As for other languages, which is the file that has the complete list of
languages and its tagging values?
> % as he will check how viewers 'speak' - yesterday i
Well, I can check that indirectly (not by Acrobat reading it aloud, but
with https://ngpdf.com).
Linux do
On 7/13/25 00:32, Bruce Horrocks wrote:
>> On 11 Jul 2025, at 15:42, Pablo Rodriguez via ntg-context wrote:
>> […]
>> I knew, but I was downloading a Win64 distribution (with its binaries)
>> on a Linux64 OS (afaIk, `$HOME` is a Unix variable, `%USERPROFILE%` in
>> Wi
which isn’t downloaded
>>> to `bin/` or to `tex/texmf-win64/bin`).
>>
>> mtxrun.exe comes from the .zip file you download from the installers
>> page on the Contextgarden website.
> Many thanks for your help, Bruce.
>
> I knew, but I was downloading a Win64 d
rom the .zip file you download from the installers
> page on the Contextgarden website.
Many thanks for your help, Bruce.
I knew, but I was downloading a Win64 distribution (with its binaries)
on a Linux64 OS (afaIk, `$HOME` is a Unix variable, `%USERPROFILE%` in
Windows).
This was the r
most articles and
text books actually are just that).
But what if we start nesting, and do typographically interesting things.
Say you have somethign that tags as label but it has an image in it. Or
a (nested) link which has its own restrictions. If accessibility is
really important one s
Thanks for the explanations to Hraban, Wolfgang, Hans...
Julian
On 5/7/25 16:28, Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
Am 05.07.25 um 00:36 schrieb jbf:
There is a new warning in the log file that I have not seen before
(nothing to do with the above). Could someone explain its
significance to me? I
les > setting output intent to 'Coated FOGRA39
(ISO 12647-2:2004)' with id 'FOGRA39' for entry 1
Thank you!
There is a new warning in the log file that I have not seen before
(nothing to do with the above). Could someone explain its significance
to me? I assume I don&#
FOGRA39
(ISO 12647-2:2004)' with id 'FOGRA39' for entry 1
Thank you!
There is a new warning in the log file that I have not seen before
(nothing to do with the above). Could someone explain its significance
to me? I assume I don't really need to bother about it but I'
Am 05.07.25 um 00:36 schrieb jbf:
There is a new warning in the log file that I have not seen before
(nothing to do with the above). Could someone explain its significance
to me? I assume I don't really need to bother about it but I'd like to
understand it.
csname overload
th id 'FOGRA39' for entry 1
Thank you!
There is a new warning in the log file that I have not seen before
(nothing to do with the above). Could someone explain its significance
to me? I assume I don't really need to bother about it but I'd like to
understand it.
csnam
mind. Is there a repo for this extension online? What is its URL?
From,
David Roderick
On Sat, 28 Jun 2025, 18:34 Hraban Ramm, wrote:
> Another thing: I don’t know how the tasks from "tasks/context.json" are
> supposed to work. They don’t appear under "Run Task" (Ct
d collaborative practices as a remedy against the
deleterious effects that software can have on individuals. This stance
is fleshed out in response to the apparent contradiction between the
ideals of software on the one hand, and its susceptibility to
offensive applications and violent appropriation on
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
kerville in
> > particular (though after just a few days I can't claim any expertise in
> > reading ConTexT log files). But it does seem to want to survey the
> > entire database of fonts, whether or not I need them.
> >
> > I don't know if it would help to ca
expertise in
reading ConTexT log files). But it does seem to want to survey the entire
database of fonts, whether or not I need them.
I don't know if it would help to call a font specifically from its file
location, which I have occasionally had to do for exotic sorts that are
rarely requir
y searching for Baskerville in
particular (though after just a few days I can't claim any expertise in
reading ConTexT log files). But it does seem to want to survey the
entire database of fonts, whether or not I need them.
I don't know if it would help to call a font specifically from it
/ua-2'
> > backend > profiles > forcing pdf version 2.0, compression level
> > 3, object compression level 3
> > backend > profiles > permitted colorspaces: rgb 'yes', cmyk 'yes'
> > colors > defining > s
rue', spot 'true'
transparencies > support > transparency is supported
viewerlayers > viewerlayers are not supported
backend > xmp > using file 'C:/texlive/2025/texmf-dist/tex/
context/base/mkiv/lpdf-pua.xml'
open source > level 2, order 4, nam
tatement, just Coated FOGRA39. I do not
know why the log then tells me 'omitting reference to...', but perhaps
this is not a problem.
Hi Julian,
I think that omiting means that ConTeXt isn’t embedding the profile
(because its file cannot be found).
Or maybe the problem was that I
mitting reference to...', but perhaps
> this is not a problem.
Hi Julian,
I think that omiting means that ConTeXt isn’t embedding the profile
(because its file cannot be found).
> Or maybe the problem was that I thought I did not also need to include
> (ISO 1267-2:2004). I though
not give you the exact intent line in my code. I have now set
them up as you have indicated in your example, with the log file result
that I have shown you in no. 1 above. It would seem to have resolved my
problem, other than the fact that I don't understand the implications
when its sa
me the same control (surprisingly,
in ConText it seems to halt on encountering \newinsert - another TeX
primitive that I often use for other purposes but which must have a
differently named equivalent in Context).
Context is like latex a macro package with its own interface and support
for f
ce are the same because \setupbodyfont loads the file on its own.
Good to know. Thanks!
Damien
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are the same because \setupbodyfont loads the file on its own.
Wolfgang
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gt; In fact, I'm trying to typeset durations like "3:30 min" which is not
>> exactly a "time" either, but neither \unit{3:30 minute} nor a math formula
>> achieve the expected rendering. Of course, one could just type it plainly,
>> but maybe this
to keep in mind that \time is also a primitive (do users
actually use that one?) so we need to remain compatible with its usage
as number, think:
\time1234 % sets the time
\time[] % typesets the time
\the\time % typesets the number
intercepting h and m also has to involve overflow
how about s
\setvalue was not showing up
as \getvalue. I put it in lots of pllaces, but in the main part of the
document, it wasn't working. Its like it was never set. After a lot of
testing, I discovered if \setvalue is set inside \startbodymatter, its
value stays unset. But I can set it in the front m
Am 19.05.2025 um 17:47 schrieb Joel via ntg-context:
I have a large table that spans multiple pages long. Its just about 1"
too wide on the page, so I tried using various means to scale it just a
little, such that it fits the page width. For example, I tried this way,
by wrapping it i
I have a large table that spans multiple pages long. Its just about 1" too wide
on the page, so I tried using various means to scale it just a little, such
that it fits the page width. For example, I tried this way, by wrapping it
inside \scale, but that ends up instead of splitting a
was not showing up
as \getvalue. I put it in lots of pllaces, but in the main part of the
document, it wasn't working. Its like it was never set. After a lot of
testing, I discovered if \setvalue is set inside \startbodymatter, its
value stays unset. But I can set it in the front m
, but in the main part of the document,
it wasn't working. Its like it was never set. After a lot of testing, I
discovered if \setvalue is set inside \startbodymatter, its value stays unset.
But I can set it in the front matter, backmatter, anywhere else. Here is my
minimum working example,
> On 14 May 2025, at 09:15, Michael Guravage
> wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> I have 365 short poems; one for each day of the year. I thought I'd wrap each
> month in an enumeration and use the item numbers as titles. My MWE raises
> several questions:
>
>
Greetings,
I have 365 short poems; one for each day of the year. I thought I'd wrap
each month in an enumeration and use the item numbers as titles. My MWE
raises several questions:
How do I center an index above its item?
How do I keep an index and its item together?
How do I keep an i
Hello! This is my first thread here. I typed the stiffness matrix of a beam in its local coordinates. My code: \startpmatrix %--- 1 \NC \cfrac{SE}{L} \NC 0 \NC 0 \NC 0 \NC 0 \NC 0 \VL \NC -\cfrac{SE}{L} \NC 0 \NC 0 \NC
text in Acrobat.
>
> I think that alternate texts are primarily intended to be read aloud.
>
> In fact, the older PDF specification (the only one publicly avaiblable)
> describes them as (third row from
> https://opensource.adobe.com/dc-acrobat-sdk-docs/pdfstandards/PDF32000_2008.p
robat-sdk-docs/pdfstandards/PDF32000_2008.pdf#page=567):
An alternate description of the structure element and its
children in human-readable form, which is useful when extracting
the document’s contents in support of accessibility to users with
disabilities or for other purposes.
Displaying the a
Hi,
> Le 24 avr. 2025 à 04:28, Michael Guravage a
> écrit :
>
> Greetings,
>
> I have many images, all with different aspect ratios, that I would like to
> collect in a document. Each image should be rotated and scaled to fit its
> page. My MWE uses an image'
Greetings,
I have many images, all with different aspect ratios, that I would like to
collect in a document. Each image should be rotated and scaled to fit its
page. My MWE uses an image's width and height to discern whether it's wide,
tall, or square. This works, but I feel I'm
uot;.
I did this by at the end of the macro, setting
\setvalue{previousmymacro}{#1}, then checking if that value is the same
the next time hte macro is called. So its just checking, if #1 is same
as last time the macro was called, then use Ibid.
Something though isn't working as expected.
{previousmymacro}{#1},
then checking if that value is the same the next time hte macro is called. So
its just checking, if #1 is same as last time the macro was called, then use
Ibid.
Something though isn't working as expected. Why isn't this displaying Ibid.
when it should for repeated
Am 14.04.25 um 21:36 schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:
Use the text option for itemize.
\startitemize[medcircle,text][items=10,width=10em,distance=1em]
Thank you!
Hraban
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Am 14.04.2025 um 21:23 schrieb Henning Hraban Ramm:
Hi,
I’d like to have a kind of questionnaire in a table and thought it would
make sense to use \its.
While there’s an integration of tabulate and itemize, I can’t get it
working with a natural table. Is this possible at all?
\starttext
Hi,
I’d like to have a kind of questionnaire in a table and thought it would
make sense to use \its.
While there’s an integration of tabulate and itemize, I can’t get it
working with a natural table. Is this possible at all?
\starttext
% simple itemize works:
\startitemize[6,nowhite
ly tedious and error-prone task when you do it multiple
times.
Thus, a colleague of mine develops versuchung [3] and dataref [4].
The first one is a Python library to output measurement data in a defined
format and the latter is a LaTeX/PGF library to embed that data referenced by
its key in
n issues
Making them accessible means machine readable, which comes with its own
problems I loathe.
indeed; the problem is that like many specific pdf features it is big
business ... so conflicting interests
(there are also software vendors out there who claim that they can make
existing d
my students
— or make them accessible
— or move/find another job (a serious alternative indeed)
Making them accessible means machine readable, which comes with its own
problems I loathe.
For me this means that all equatiions need to be somehow machine readable (I
haven’t yet tried whether the
-
> > \def\MakeSomething#1{...}
> >
> > \startluacode
> > function WorkWithSomething(data,MakeSomethingOutput)
> >-- we wanted to use some computation on data to obtain input to
> > MakeSomething
> >-- then call MakeSome
all MakeSomething to obtain its result
end
\stopluacode
\ctxlua{WorkWithSomething(some_data, "\MakeSomething{replicate
processing on data to obtain input to this macro}")}
-
Is there a more elegant solution?
Ideally I want a way to start a TeX process und
way to start a TeX process under Lua, and
> > process the macros there before I get to the next line of Lua code.
>
> One option is to use "publications.prerollcmdstring", which fully and
> completely expands its arguments (it typesets the arguments in a box and
>
-
> > \starttext
> > \def\A{a}
> > %\def\A{b}
> > \ctxlua{LuaA("\doifelse{\A}{a}{ey}{bee}")}
> > \stoptext
> > ---
> >
> > I put \expanded and \expandafter here and there, but couldn't get
is to use "publications.prerollcmdstring", which fully and
completely expands its arguments (it typesets the arguments in a box and
then parses the box's glyphs). Another option is to use
"context.stepwise", which lets you interleave TeX and Lua execution.
Demonstration:
\define[1]\MakeSom
o \doifelse scanning its input? If yes, how can we
handle this?
Thanks,
Mohammad
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hing on the TeX side:
-
\def\MakeSomething#1{...}
\startluacode
function WorkWithSomething(data,MakeSomethingOutput)
-- we wanted to use some computation on data to obtain input to
MakeSomething
-- then call MakeSomething to obtain its result
end
\stopluacode
\ctxlua{WorkWit
space, worse the
misalignment. Is it possible to align the baselines? I've been spoiled
by LaTeX's `tabularray` package — it has an undocumented value for its
`baseline` key. Setting it to `M` does exactly what I want.
This MWE demonstrates the misalignment with a double line spaci
On 3/25/25 17:45, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
> [...]
> 1. Math mode has its own rules regarding spaces.
Hi Wolfgang,
I thought "spaceinbetween" was a valid spacing option (at least, it
seems to wo
[thermes, 8pt]
\starttext
\startformula
x_1 = 0.222 222 222_3
\stopformula
\stoptext
I want to have
\startformula
x_1= 0.222 222 222
x_1=0.222 222 222
\stopformula ,
but not
\startformula
a=b
a=b
\stopformula
Many thanks for your help and tips.
1. Math mode has its own rules regarding spaces
, but it
isn't flexible, in that my document might have 20 more such images,
and this way that its defined means a lot of redundant code used:
%%% Full-Page Graphics
\unprotect
\useexternalfigure [railroad] [P1976-48-33b] [
width=2\paperwidth,
height=\paperheight,
]
\newcount\railc
in that my document might have 20 more such images, and this way that
its defined means a lot of redundant code used:
%%% Full-Page Graphics
\unprotect
\useexternalfigure [railroad] [P1976-48-33b] [
width=2\paperwidth,
height=\paperheight,
]
\newcount\railcount
\def\pickhalfrail_cmd{%
\setupcl
via ntg-context wrote:
Its common convention to italicize words that are of a different
language. I've tried marking these words, but then when they also
appear in the glossary and index, they are not appearing in the
correct placement--somehow the italicized words appear under the "s&q
At least for the Index, Joel, here is how I achieved that:
\defineprocessor[special][style=italic]
And then by way of an example in the text referring to a newspaper:
\index{special->Age, The} {\em The Age} of 31 July 2018
Julian
On 21/3/25 03:28, Joel via ntg-context wrote:
Its com
Am 20.03.25 um 17:28 schrieb Joel via ntg-context:
Its common convention to italicize words that are of a different
language. I've tried marking these words, but then when they also appear
in the glossary and index, they are not appearing in the correct
placement--somehow the italicized
Its common convention to italicize words that are of a different language. I've
tried marking these words, but then when they also appear in the glossary and
index, they are not appearing in the correct placement--somehow the italicized
words appear under the "s" category, no mat
:
My copyeditor asked me to adjust parts of the document to fit this:
\setupalign[verytolerant, nothyphenated]
\setupnotation[footnote][align={hyphenated, normal}]
It is causing problems in other areas of the document, where its no so needed though. Is
areas of the document, where its no so needed
> though. Is there a way to tell these commands to "go back to the default"?
>
> like \setupalign[default]
> \setupnotation[default]
>
> --Joel
Maybe \setupalign[reset]?
/Mikael
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My copyeditor asked me to adjust parts of the document to fit this:
\setupalign[verytolerant, nothyphenated]
\setupnotation[footnote][align={hyphenated, normal}]
It is causing problems in other areas of the document, where its no so needed
though. Is there a way to tell these commands to &qu
I call a sidebar. I've put
\reference[myrefA]{myrefA} near it, so a cross-reference will say "See the
sidebar on p. 2". The problem is, its creating a strange vertical space. If I
put it anywhere in front of \sidebarA, it makes a gap above the sidebar. And
if I put it anywhere
eed to pick up the export thread (we have been
> testing with his lecture notes and math book last year). The problem
> is
> that once again mathml in viewers is changing, that there are
> differences between viewers, that we need to play safe but have to
> figure out how. Indeed
Am 03.03.2025 um 05:35 schrieb autumnus:
I want to set different fallbackfonts for the main font in the same document.
I think your guess is correct.
Once the fallbacks is set, the mainfont will be bound to the font.
Even if I switch to other typescripts,
as long as its style(rm,ss etc) does
I want to set different fallbackfonts for the main font in the same document.
I think your guess is correct.
Once the fallbacks is set, the mainfont will be bound to the font.
Even if I switch to other typescripts,
as long as its style(rm,ss etc) does not change,
it will still use the previous
and/or GUST;
> 4. there is also a field where you can (provisionally) offer a presentation
> (see https://bachotex.gust.org.pl/2025/auth_en.html).
>
>
> From the Program Committee: Exposing pupils to TeX will decide its future.
> Come for new ideas and bring such with you!
>
On Mon, Feb 17, 2025 at 04:22:11PM +0100, Pablo Rodriguez via ntg-context wrote:
>>> I do get ἅπαν-τα, even with its hyphenation exception commented out.
>>
>> That’s probably because of \lefthyphenmin: if (as I would except), its
>> value is two, you won’t get the h
main problem I’m seeing.
>> I do get ἅπαν-τα, even with its hyphenation exception commented out.
>
> That’s probably because of \lefthyphenmin: if (as I would except), its
> value is two, you won’t get the hyphenation ἅ-. Try setting it to one
> and see what happens.
Sorry
On Mon, Feb 17, 2025 at 03:43:52PM +0100, Pablo Rodriguez via ntg-context wrote:
> The same happens with ἄπαντα: ἄπα-ντα for \agr and ἄπαν-τα for \es
> (with added agr patterns).
That’s clearly wrong.
> I do get ἅπαν-τα, even with its hyphenation exception commented out.
That’s
enationpattern[agr][2ν1τ]
\setuplanguage[es][patterns={es, agr}]
\mainlanguage[agr]
\starttext
\startTEXpage[offset=1em]
\hyphenatedword{πράγματα}\\
{\es\hyphenatedword{πράγματα}}\\
\hyphenatedword{ἅπαντα}\\
{\es\hyphenatedword{ἅπαντα}}\\
\stopTEXpage
\stopte
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