On Tue, 9 Sep 2003, ^Nitram^ wrote: > Anybody know about any editor with ConTeXt support ?... > For windows unfortunately...
I use NTEmacs. My flavor of (Con)TeX(t) comes on the TeXLive CD that also has NTEmacs, so I can install the editor at the same time with the rest of the system. This far I've managed to fairly successfully use the combination in Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP (otherwise perfect, getting fonts to work takes some time - now I have a cheat sheet for this, if needed). NTEmacs turns ConTeXt compatible with Berend Boer's ConTeXt mode, see <http://www.berendboer.net/emacs/>. With the changes suggested by Berend's ConTeXt readme (except it still has a typo in it... my .emacs is available at request), I can do all my ConTeXt work in NTEmacs, including pdf compilation and viewing. I'd assume that NTEmacs with its reasonably good mouse compatibility and everything would be fairly suitable even to a Windows person, assuming (s)he knows what an editor is for (>< not word processor). I might add here, that I first tried WinEdt, but its ConTeXt compatibility wasn't very good at the point (over a year back), so I opted for Emacs instead, having been an Emacs person earlier, albeit in Unix. Cheers, Mari _______________________________________________ ntg-context mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
