Re: [NTG-context] Modules how?

2005-10-02 Thread Taco Hoekwater

Boris Pedrofiets wrote:
Looking at the files s-mag-01.tex and mag-.tex from the context 
distribution I created a file with layout and defs myself. My question: 
how can I use my-module?


Rename the file you made, so the name starts with p- and
ends with the extension .tex, like:

  p-boris.tex

Now you can start your documents with

  \usemodule[boris]

Modules normally start with a single letter, followed by a dash.

Context first looks for m-boris (a core system module), then
p-boris (a user private module), then s-boris (a style module),
then x-boris (dunno?), then t-boris (a third-party module),
and finally (if nothing else works), in a new context
distribution it will try boris.tex.

Even if it works, using module names without a prefix is a bad
idea, because it is very likely to create clashes with other
input file names. Use p-boris.tex for your own files, and
t-boris.tex for files you want to share with other people.

Taco
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Re: [NTG-context] Modules how?

2005-10-02 Thread Boris Pedrofiets

Hi,


From: Taco Hoekwater

  p-boris.tex
Now you can start your documents with
  \usemodule[boris]



This works when I put the module file in the same directory as my textfile.
When the file is in the same dir as s-mag-01.tex, context can't find it. How 
can I achieve this? And where do I place the picture file (logo) needed in 
my module?


Tanks again!

Boris

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Re: [NTG-context] Modules how?

2005-10-02 Thread Christopher Creutzig
Boris Pedrofiets wrote:

 This works when I put the module file in the same directory as my textfile.
 When the file is in the same dir as s-mag-01.tex, context can't find it. How 

 Please run texhash or mktexlsr, whichever exists on your system.  You
need to do that every time you update your TeX installation.

 Oh, and please don't place your local stuff in that directory.  That's
just asking for trouble, since the directory may be overwritten by
updates and the like.  Better put it into your local texmf tree under
.../tex/context/user/.  On my system, I get the part to write instead of
the ... above by calling
kpsewhich --expand-var='$TEXMFLOCAL'

 can I achieve this? And where do I place the picture file (logo) needed in 
 my module?

 It should go to the same directory, I think.  But I never tried.


regards,
Christopher
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[NTG-context] Modules how?

2005-10-01 Thread Boris Pedrofiets
Looking at the files s-mag-01.tex and mag-.tex from the context 
distribution I created a file with layout and defs myself. My question: how 
can I use my-module?


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