On Wed, 2 Feb 2011, Hans Hagen wrote:
On 2-2-2011 4:07, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
There is no point in not loading the fonts in the begining if one would
then have to come up with clever ways to force loading of a font. I hope
that there is a more robust solution so that
well, it depends ... how many use lm for documents?
Don't know, but I am pretty sure that layers are used all over the place.
In most of my documents, I set the layers in an evironment file, which is
often loaded before \starttext.
as Wolfgang mentioned, setting a layer will use the current font which might
not be the same as one sets later;
Oh, that is a bigger problem. That means that the first thing in a style
should be font loading... if nothing else then just \setupbodyfont[11pt].
Perhaps \setlayer (or even \hbox!!) should issue a warning if the fonts
have not been loaded yet.
Aditya
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