/Unix, /
I meant the separate paths in env variables one. Unix has : and
Windows has ;.
indeed, and the test i did was not robust (keep in mind that windows can have
c: ; afaik tex live ships with ; as separator while tetex uses :
last night i ran into it as well and implemented
Taco, Hans,
ran it again with --verbose. What I get in the end is:
TeXExec | tex engine path: .:/Users/tas/texmf/web2c//:!!/usr/local/
teTeX/share//share/texmf-local/web2c//:!!/usr/local/teTeX/share//
share/texmf/web2c//:!!/usr/local/teTeX/share//share/texmf-dist/web2c//
pdfetex
TeXExec | mps
Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:
Taco, Hans,
ran it again with --verbose. What I get in the end is:
TeXExec | tex engine path: .:/Users/tas/texmf/web2c//:!!/usr/local/
teTeX/share//share/texmf-local/web2c//:!!/usr/local/teTeX/share//
share/texmf/web2c//:!!/usr/local/teTeX/share//share/texmf-dist
: 2006.03.25 13:21
cont-en : ver: 2006.03.25 13:21 fmt: 2006.4.11 mes: english
It might be because I once ran 'texconfig' to set the default papersize
to letter?
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develop software faster than
I can even read about it! By the way, where is newtexexec? I see the
newtexexec.rb in the .zip file, and could presumably run it with ruby,
but where is it supposed to end up?
* As root, ran update-texmf to regenerate /etc/texmf/texmf.cnf
ah ... i hate
Hans Hagen wrote:
context itself (the tex file) is recent, while your formats are old
did you run texexec --make --all
I had run 'texexec --make' (following the directions at
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Debian_installation). I just ran
'texexec --make --all' but the version info looks
Sanjoy Mahajan wrote:
Hans Hagen wrote:
context itself (the tex file) is recent, while your formats are old
did you run texexec --make --all
I had run 'texexec --make' (following the directions at
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Debian_installation). I just ran
'texexec --make
I just tried context for the first time on a Linux Fedora Core 4 PC
(after downloading and installing the latest cont-tmf.zip over the
original installation in my default /usr/share/texmf directory; I then
ran 'fmtutil --all'). My simple file, samplecontext.tex, reads:
\starttext
a test
= .;$TEXMF/web2c/{$engine,}
* As root, ran update-texmf to regenerate /etc/texmf/texmf.cnf
* Checked whether the new formats are found:
$ (cd ; kpsewhich -format=fmt --engine=pdfetex cont-en mptopdf metafun)
/home/sanjoy/.texmf-var/web2c/pdfetex/cont-en.fmt
/home/sanjoy/.texmf-var/web2c
dixes that runtime; afaik the tex live texmf.cnf
file has engine support (so i expected tetex to provide that as well,
even if it's not used)
* As root, ran update-texmf to regenerate /etc/texmf/texmf.cnf
ah ... i hate that kind of duplications ... a source of hard to trace
problems; the teds
}%
\stoptext
actually that file faile here because of a bug in pdftex that i ran into
earlier todat (no text on the page, so an empty document, but an incomplete
object being flushed)
Hans
-f
ile
\checkverbatimfileline ...enumber \currenttyping
i just ran into that one as well; this was introduced when i optimized the code
a bit (brace in wrong place + wrong macro calls); i'll upload a fixed version
Hans
. BTW, if someone is interested in the big context file containing
all the tests, just tell me. I can also send the perl script used to
generate this doc.
i assume that you ran with \usemodule[mathml]
how does \usemodule[newmml] perform? that one should work better with utf
if you prepare
I edited the file doubling the 3 values
But in context.cnf I have:
main_memory.context = 200
main_memory.mpost= 300
main_memory.metafun = 300
did you regenerate the formats?
Then I ran:
texexec --make
(right?)
But nothing changed
Best
form the downloaded texmf.zip into the
corresponding subdirectories
(is there an easy way -- on a Mac, I had to authenticate each copy).
Then I ran sudo texhash and sudo updmap --enable Map tasgreek.map.
The first time I got
!!! ERROR! The map file `tasgreek.map' has not been found at all
into the texmf tree. I tried it with
the directory (on my Mac)
/usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf/
and put all files form the downloaded texmf.zip into the
corresponding subdirectories
(is there an easy way -- on a Mac, I had to authenticate each copy).
Then I ran sudo texhash and sudo updmap --enable
otherwise a surprisingly nice piece of software, Inkscape does not seem
to export PDF for some reason or another (licencing, time, etc.).
I have the impression I just ran out of luck. Did I?
- Ville
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does not seem
to export PDF for some reason or another (licencing, time, etc.).
I have the impression I just ran out of luck. Did I?
- Ville
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with Inkscape. While being
otherwise a surprisingly nice piece of software, Inkscape does not seem
to export PDF for some reason or another (licencing, time, etc.).
see link below
I have the impression I just ran out of luck. Did I?
http://www.pragma-ade.com/general/manuals/xmanipulate.pdf
so
the package from my site:
http://www.fiee.net/texnique/?menu=0-1-4
Don't forget to texhash!
Thanks. I did the same, and I still have a similar problem. I
installed the font in /usr/local/share/texmf, and ran texhash. Now,
that ls-r has the font info. I am getting the following:
(Part
in /usr/local/share/texmf, and ran texhash. Now,
that ls-r has the font info. I am getting the following:
(Part of the output):
kpathsea: Running mktexmf ec-genr101
! I can't find file `ec-genr101'.
* ...four; mag:=1; nonstopmode; input ec-genr101
Please type another input file name
! Emergency stop
This gives NO alignment and NO rule. Is something wrong?
Ran at the wiki live-ConTeXt and got the same negative result.
this kind of alignments only influences the p entries
\starttext
\setuptabulate[align=left]
\starttabulate
\NC test \NC \input tufte \NC \NR
\stoptabulate
\setuptabulate[align=right
\NC xyz \NC\NR
\NC def \NC uvw \NC\NR
\stoptabulate
\stoptext
This gives NO alignment and NO rule. Is something wrong?
Ran at the wiki live-ConTeXt and got the same negative result.
this kind of alignments only influences the p entries
\starttext
\setuptabulate[align=left]
\starttabulate
\NC
and NO rule. Is something wrong?
Ran at the wiki live-ConTeXt and got the same negative result.
yours sincerely,
dr. H. van der Meer
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ran into a couple of problems :
- First I would like to know the most recent stable version of ConText and where to get it.
- Looking at the logs of some of the runs e.g. compiling the MetaFun manual, I am running into font problems.
Error messages like : maketfm : No creation rule for font
I'm sorry, I ran it in a few variations, but neither does work here:
\setupcolors[state=start]
\startMPenvironment % both with and without: [global]
\setupcolors[state=start]
\stopMPenvironment
\setupMPpage[offset=2mm]
\startuseMPgraphic{test}
label(textext(\color[green]{XYZ
I have another piece of information on my previous posting.
When I take the mpgraph mp-input for metapost produced by the ConTeXt
run I see:
(1) running system(mpost -progname=mpost -mem=metafun standalone2-
mpgraph)...executed. as the log shows gives the wrong metafont
output. I also ran
Sorry, my last posting ran into another, earlier thread. In order to
prevent confusion I take the liberty to repeat my findings on the
code below as reply to Hans Hagen's last posting.
When I take the mpgraph mp-input for metapost produced by the ConTeXt
run I see:
(1) running system
Hans van der Meer wrote:
Sorry, my last posting ran into another, earlier thread. In order to
prevent confusion I take the liberty to repeat my findings on the code
below as reply to Hans Hagen's last posting.
When I take the mpgraph mp-input for metapost produced by the ConTeXt
run I see
\startJava by \starttextbackground[somecolor] leads to
the same error.
i ran into that as well, a solution is (cont-new.tex):
\let\normalstartreadingfile\startreadingfile
\let\normalstopreadingfile \stopreadingfile
\def\startreadingfile
{\normalstartreadingfile
\pushendofline
Johan Sandblom wrote:
Hello.
Doing
texmfstart texexec
now appears to call newtexexec. However, newtexexec does not seem to
handle --mode at all. Is it coming? Should I set it up so I can call
texexec directly in order to use modes?
i ran into that as well, it does recognize the modes
, and
enjoyed an enthusiastic revival during the nineteenth.
\stoptext
===
If indenting is commented it works correctly. I ran into this before and
worked around it back when indenting had to be declared twice; don't know what
to do now...
Best
Idris
Johannes Graumann wrote:
Hello,
I just started to experiment with typesetting XML using ConTeXt ...
I ran into this problem which I'm unable to solve:
1) I added the following rule to my xml map file:
\defineXMLentity[en]--
2) yet calling en; in my document results
Gee ... Tacos fix (see thread) worked just fine ... when would I need this?
Joh
Hans Hagen wrote:
Johannes Graumann wrote:
Hello,
I just started to experiment with typesetting XML using ConTeXt ...
I ran into this problem which I'm unable to solve:
1) I added the following rule to my xml
Hello,
I just started to experiment with typesetting XML using ConTeXt ...
I ran into this problem which I'm unable to solve:
1) I added the following rule to my xml map file:
\defineXMLentity[en]--
2) yet calling en; in my document results in the TeX equivalent
Johannes Graumann wrote:
Hello,
I just started to experiment with typesetting XML using ConTeXt ...
I ran into this problem which I'm unable to solve:
1) I added the following rule to my xml map file:
\defineXMLentity[en]--
That should have been
/. The first time I
ran it with:
sudo texfont --ma --in type-tmf-gw.dat
That got the texnansi encoding. I sent that file previously.
type-tmf-gw.dat
Description: Binary data
type-tmf-gw.log
Description: Binary data
David
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All,
Found this link. Helpful reading.
http://www.math.uiuc.edu/~hartke/latex/survey/survey.html
I downloaded:
ftp://tug.ctan.org/pub/tex-archive/fonts/iwona.zip
Unzipped and put only the afm's and the pfb's in ~/tmp/iwona. Ran:
iwona $ sudo texfont --ve=public --co
-tmf-gw.dat in ~/tmp/. The first time I
ran it with:
sudo texfont --ma --in type-tmf-gw.dat
That got the texnansi encoding. I sent that file previously.
ok, i patched the dat file
Hans
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All,
On my home machine now (Mac Tiger GWTeX). I have the attached type-
tmf-gw.dat in ~/tmp and ran:
sudo texfont type-tmf-gw.dat
Resulting output attached in texfont.log.
type-tmf-gw.dat
Description: Binary data
texfont.log
Description: Binary data
David
and ran:
sudo texfont type-tmf-gw.dat
Resulting output attached in texfont.log.
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Lancaster University, InfoLab21+44(0)1524/510.514
Lancaster, LA1 4WA, UK Fax
All,
Found this link. Helpful reading.
http://www.math.uiuc.edu/~hartke/latex/survey/survey.html
I downloaded:
ftp://tug.ctan.org/pub/tex-archive/fonts/iwona.zip
Unzipped and put only the afm's and the pfb's in ~/tmp/iwona. Ran:
iwona $ sudo texfont --ve=public --co=iwona --ma
/iwona.zip
Unzipped and put only the afm's and the pfb's in ~/tmp/iwona. Ran:
iwona $ sudo texfont --ve=public --co=iwona --ma --in
That seemed to go well and I compiled:
iwona $ texexec --pdf texnansi-public-iwona.tex
That went well. Got a nice pdf. Acrobat Professional reports that I
have
Giuseppe Bilotta wrote:
Small problem with bibtex. I have (in a document different
from the one I mentioned before)
\setupbibtex[database={mrabbrev,bilotta}]
\setuppublications[alternative=ams,criterium=all]
This is the same bug Rob ran into. Putting the alternative=
first, in a separate
in the current directory with all of the source
files. Compiling stops with a font problem:
(/usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf.local/tex/context/base/type-
akb.tex)) kpathsea: Running mktextfm texnansi-uplr8a
It is the same problem I ran into when trying to compile
the manuals from the subversion
I hope that we can resolve this—I need Fourier/Utopia for a book
series. But right now not even \quote works properly in the roman
typeface.
Alan
On Nov 15, 2005, at 10:54 AM, Hans Hagen wrote:
Alan Bowen wrote:
I am running the latest version of ConTeXt and ran into a problem
Alan Bowen wrote:
I hope that we can resolve this—I need Fourier/Utopia for a book
series. But right now not even \quote works properly in the roman
typeface.
Alan
On Nov 15, 2005, at 10:54 AM, Hans Hagen wrote:
Alan Bowen wrote:
I am running the latest version of ConTeXt and ran
Hagen wrote:
Alan Bowen wrote:
I am running the latest version of ConTeXt and ran into a
problem with some diacritical marks using
%Fourier/Utopia Expert
\usetypescript[type-syn]
what is this line doing there? ^^^
\usetypescript[fourier][\defaultencoding]
\setupbodyfont[fourier,10.5pt
I am running the latest version of ConTeXt and ran into a problem
with some diacritical marks using
%Fourier/Utopia Expert
\usetypescript[type-syn]
\usetypescript[fourier][\defaultencoding]
\setupbodyfont[fourier,10.5pt]
While \={\i} and \=a, for example, work as expected when the font
Alan Bowen wrote:
I am running the latest version of ConTeXt and ran into a problem
with some diacritical marks using
%Fourier/Utopia Expert
\usetypescript[type-syn]
\usetypescript[fourier][\defaultencoding]
\setupbodyfont[fourier,10.5pt]
While \={\i} and \=a, for example, work as expected
Greetings
I have been trying to set up ConTeXt in Windows XP using MikTeX. I have
been running LaTeX2e through TeXnic center fine.
On the basis of the TeXexec manual, I ran texexec --make en
I attempted to build a small file test.tex by running texexec --pdf
test from the directory in which
; (keep in mind that in spite of all kind of references in
tex environments to encodings, often only ec is shipped)
Any idea whats amiss? I ran this on a teTeX3 install with the context
files unzipped into texmf-local.
(I must confess I am tempted to give up on ConTeXt altogether,
because
Leon Di Stefano wrote:
Greetings
I have been trying to set up ConTeXt in Windows XP using MikTeX. I have
been running LaTeX2e through TeXnic center fine.
On the basis of the TeXexec manual, I ran texexec --make en
I attempted to build a small file test.tex by running texexec --pdf
test from
for a given software series (such as MacOSX 10.3.9
or whatever was the final kernel in the Linux 2.2.n series).
the only problems with the software (kernels) i ran into was that
previous te xlive binaries no longer run on this years kernels but that
should not affect context and tex live
TL'05
something that ran without a hitch suddenly is broken?
Does someone know how to restore things to normal?
Hans van der Meer
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differently?
Why does something that ran without a hitch suddenly is broken?
Does someone know how to restore things to normal?
probably due to the changes in latin modern map/enc naming; older
versions don't mix well currently
what puzzles me is:
pdfetex (file cmsy8): kpathsea: Running
(as in a LaTeX letter class or
book class) on top of ConTeXt. Lately, I have also become
disappointed by the non-local nature of things I ran into (e.g. having
a float in an endnote and having the float end up in the vincinity of
the endnote marker in the main text, not in the endnote chapter), which
append at the
end of the mail. The same file ran with texexec.pl compiles fine and
produces correct ouptut.
3. In makeidx, it is possible to give the pagereference in the index
a certain format with code like this \index{keyword|textit} so that
the page-number will appear in Italics
John R. Culleton wrote:
Ran texfont and things seemed to go well. The test program
worked. But in the map file I find this curious instruction:
-
% Alternatively in your TeX source you can say:
%
% \pdf{+8r-nasa-nasal.map
Ran texfont and things seemed to go well. The test program
worked. But in the map file I find this curious instruction:
-
% Alternatively in your TeX source you can say:
%
% \pdf{+8r-nasa-nasal.map}
%
---
Using
On Monday 03 October 2005 06:05 pm, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
John R. Culleton wrote:
Ran texfont and things seemed to go well. The test program
worked. But in the map file I find this curious instruction:
-
% Alternatively in your TeX source you can say
is irrelevant)
Just tried this. The same wrong PDF as previous test.
You have to re-generate the formats, otherwise nothing will
change. AFAIK, something definately should change in the
output (not certain that it will be right, but ...)
Yes, after modifying the file, I ran fmtutil --refresh
VnPenguin wrote:
You have to re-generate the formats, otherwise nothing will
change. AFAIK, something definately should change in the
output (not certain that it will be right, but ...)
Yes, after modifying the file, I ran fmtutil --refresh, that's not enough ?
Truthfully, I am not sure
On 9/26/05, Taco Hoekwater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
VnPenguin wrote:
You have to re-generate the formats, otherwise nothing will
change. AFAIK, something definately should change in the
output (not certain that it will be right, but ...)
Yes, after modifying the file, I ran fmtutil
.
As the article specified, I ran the command:
$ texfont --ma --in --ve=public --co=torunska --lcdf --pre --va=liga,kern
It started off OK, but failed to properly create the map file.
After playing a bit with TeXfont I figured out that it is pretty
hopeless to try to use TeXfont under windows
, I ran the command:
$ texfont --ma --in --ve=public --co=torunska --lcdf --pre --va=liga,kern
It started off OK, but failed to properly create the map file.
After playing a bit with TeXfont I figured out that it is pretty
hopeless to try to use TeXfont under windows (esp. under MikTeX) until
.
Unfortunately, I was unable to perform the first step.
As the article specified, I ran the command:
$ texfont --ma --in --ve=public --co=torunska --lcdf --pre --va=liga,kern
It started off OK, but failed to properly create the map file.
Selected output follows:
extending map file :
E:/MiKTeX
Greetings (first post),
Adam Lindsay's recent article OpenType installation basics for
ConTeXt in The PracTeX Journal
(http://www.tug.org/pracjourn/2005-2/lindsay) is very well written.
Unfortunately, I was unable to perform the first step.
As the article specified, I ran the command:
$ texfont
\loadmapfile[context-base] to cont-sys.tex
In TeXnicCenter I edited test files and ran the command
c:\tex\setuptex.bat texexec
with the arguments
--bat --nonstop --pdf --color %bm
All went well and a test file using e.g. the bookman font produced the
desired result. But trying to use the lucida
pdfetex errors (Font
texnansi-lmbx12 at 60 not found) This file worked with the older ConTeXt:
It gave me errors until i added:
\loadmapfile[texnansi-public-lm]
then it ran perfectly. The main point behind all of this is that
there are no longer any preloaded map files. It could
[texnansi-public-lm]
then it ran perfectly. The main point behind all of this is that
there are no longer any preloaded map files. It could be that
the problem is that \autoloadmapfiletrue doesnt work any longer?
Is there a general workaround or do we have to await Hans's return (in which
case I may
of the applications. Live is simply not simple. What works for latex or plain tex may not work for context and vise versa.
So, when i noticed the 'just use it and don't ask' attitude i gave up on enctex or at least decided to postpone support till i ran into a
Of course anyone is free to overload
with the complexity of the applications. Live is simply
not simple. What works for latex or plain tex may not work for context
and vise versa.
So, when i noticed the 'just use it and don't ask' attitude i gave up on
I think I undestand...
enctex or at least decided to postpone support till i ran
Hans Hagen wrote:
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
1.) I saw \hbox, \vbox, \vtop, \lbox, \cbox, \rbox, \sbox, \tbox,
\bbox on page 106 of cont-eni.pdf. But if I understand it properly,
there's no alternative to LaTeX \parbox command.
1.1.) After grep-ing the LaTeX tree for \parbox, my disk ran out
, \sbox, \tbox,
\bbox on page 106 of cont-eni.pdf. But if I understand it properly,
there's no alternative to LaTeX \parbox command.
1.1.) After grep-ing the LaTeX tree for \parbox, my disk ran out of space
1.2.) \bTABLE ... \eTABLE seems too complicated to me to be used for
such a simple thing
and simply
define each column to be 0.25em, say, but I did not try it.
Best, elena
P.S. Let me know if I missed the boat entirely. This is the
first issue I attempt to answer.
Here is what I ran in LiveContext:
\starttext
\setupTABLE[frame=on] % only for debugging reasons
\setupTABLE[c][each
be possible to eliminate the typescript space and simply
define each column to be 0.25em, say, but I did not try it.
Best, elena
P.S. Let me know if I missed the boat entirely. This is the
first issue I attempt to answer.
Here is what I ran in LiveContext:
\starttext
\setupTABLE[frame=on] % only
reading xml - pdf
xml - xslt - context code - context reading tex - pdf
in any case, try to cut the problem into small parts and find solutions
for that; so far i never ran into things/demands that could not be solved
I apologize if the topic is off bounds, and will be grateful if anyone
decides
On Fri, 2005-06-24 at 00:40 +0200, Hans Hagen wrote:
Stuart Jansen wrote:
Is the newest version available through texsync? I performed:
i need to update the tree (i ran out of diskspace on the machine that i use
for
generating those things so i need to do a cleanup first
is deprecated!
(Yes, the situation changes again.)
So, the situation should now be:
% Times, Helvetica, Courier:
\usetypescript [adobekb] [\defaultencoding] % default=ec
\usetypescript [postscript][\defaultencoding]
\setupbodyfont [postscript]
OK, I tried this setup, and ConTeXt ran without
David Rogers wrote:
OK, I tried this setup, and ConTeXt ran without stopping to complain,
but (as Otared described, I guess) the font actually produced is very
jaggy, both on screen and in print. My nostalgia for dot matrix printers
is not as great as one might suppose. :-)
So, do you get
David Rogers said this at Mon, 4 Jul 2005 09:02:56 -0700:
I deleted the pdftex.map file you mentioned, ran mktexlsr, and I still
get the same effect. (I changed the font in my document from Times to
Palatino, in case I was only getting a Times that had been badly
generated on my first try
Hans Hagen wrote:
David Rogers wrote:
OK, I tried this setup, and ConTeXt ran without stopping to complain,
but (as Otared described, I guess) the font actually produced is very
jaggy, both on screen and in print. My nostalgia for dot matrix
printers
is not as great as one might suppose
David Rogers wrote:
OK, I tried this setup, and ConTeXt ran without stopping to complain,
but (as Otared described, I guess) the font actually produced is very
jaggy, both on screen and in print. My nostalgia for dot matrix
fonts : resetting map file list
fonts
David Rogers wrote:
I deleted the pdftex.map file you mentioned, ran mktexlsr, and I still
get the same effect. (I changed the font in my document from Times to
Palatino, in case I was only getting a Times that had been badly
generated on my first try with the map file still installed
I also ran into two problems concerning accented math while
experimenting a bit (see below).
Hans Hagen wrote:
Radhelorn wrote:
Thanks Hans, Wolfgang for your advice. \mbox and \text in newmath solves
some problems like units, but what if I want bold roman math with
international
--destination=/data/tex/
ruby /data/tex/texmf-local/scripts/context/ruby/texsync.rb --force
--update --tree=doc --destination=/data/tex/doc/
texexec --make --all
But /data/tex/texmf-local/tex/context/base/context.tex contains
\def\contextversion{2005.03.16}
i need to update the tree (i ran out
my Dingbat support, and am close to a release, but
ran into a bug on my system. In the meantime, this might help:
\loadmapfile[pdftex_dl14] % Make sure we embed the dingbats
\definefontsynonym [ZapfDingbat] [pzdr] % maybe uzdr
\def\ZapfDingbatSymb#1{\getglyph{ZapfDingbat}{\char#1
TeX, I decided to
reinstall, and I hit a problem: even though I ran updmap, ConTeXt
doesn't seem to work with the fonts I installed myself unless I
include the \loadmapfile [foo] either in the typescript or in the
source file. This wasn't the case before. I also tried moving the
mapfiles
Hans Hagen wrote:
Hi,
when pondering about some ruby to bin for unix and googling a bit,
A little off-topic: why ruby and not python ?
i ran into:
http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/ruby.html
amazing stuff, not only rubyscript2exe (cross platform)!
bookmarked
luigi
on Debian Sarge, and the version of texexec is
3.1 which I think is out of date, so i tried to update ConTeXt.
I downloaded www.pragma-ade.com/context/latest/cont-tmf.zip , and
unziped it to /usr/local/share/texmf/, then I ran mktexlsr and
texexec --make --all.
But when i ran texexec --version
I just had to reinstall my TeX installation (upgrade to OS X 10.4).
After mucking around with my old TeX, I decided to reinstall, and I
hit a problem: even though I ran updmap, ConTeXt doesn't seem to work
with the fonts I installed myself unless I include the \loadmapfile
[foo] either
running TeTeX 2.0.2 on Debian Sarge, and the version of texexec is
3.1 which I think is out of date, so i tried to update ConTeXt.
I downloaded www.pragma-ade.com/context/latest/cont-tmf.zip , and
unziped it to /usr/local/share/texmf/, then I ran mktexlsr and
texexec --make --all.
But when
ConTeXt.
I downloaded www.pragma-ade.com/context/latest/cont-tmf.zip , and
unziped it to /usr/local/share/texmf/, then I ran mktexlsr and
texexec --make --all.
But when i ran texexec --version, the version was still 3.1. It seemed
that the texexec wasn't updated.
Thanks in advance
on Debian Sarge, and the version of texexec is
3.1 which I think is out of date, so i tried to update ConTeXt.
I downloaded www.pragma-ade.com/context/latest/cont-tmf.zip , and
unziped it to /usr/local/share/texmf/, then I ran mktexlsr and
texexec --make --all.
But when i ran texexec --version
if you download the latest alpha release, the engine subpath stuff
should work; if not, run:
Please pardon my tedious questions. I have tried doing what you
suggest, but I must be doing something wrong. I downloaded the alpha
cont-tmf.zip. Then I unzipped it into an empty ~/texmf. Then I ran
(which should I choose?
current? beta? alpha?) and installed it in ~/texmf. But I ran into
problems with latin modern font names (ec vs. cork). So I installed
the latest lm font distribution in ~/texmf (lots of manual labor).
Then I found that texexec could not find my formats and kept trying to
rebuild
(which should I choose?
current? beta? alpha?) and installed it in ~/texmf. But I ran into
problems with latin modern font names (ec vs. cork). So I installed
the latest lm font distribution in ~/texmf (lots of manual labor).
Then I found that texexec could not find my formats and kept trying
with Gerben's i-Installer (on Max OS X 10.3.8)
and first I got an error message due to the fact that I had a
context-en.fmt made with xetex (in
/usr/local/teTeX/share/texmf.local/web2c/xetex/cont-en.fmt
but I renamed it).
Then after making a texhash, ran again context and ended up with an
error
I tried today's beta too. Got exactly the same output as Otared's.
Regards,
David
Otared Kavian :
Then after making a texhash, ran again context and ended up with an
error, which is not exactly as yours:
No pages of output.
Transcript written on cont-en.log.' instead
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