On 14.08.2018 16:58, Pablo Rodriguez wrote:
> I rewrote your sample as (xtables are the only tables I know in ConTeXt):
>
> \starttext
> \startlua
> context.startxtable()
> context.startxrow()
> context.startxcell()
> context("Note 1")
> context.stopxcell()
> context.startxcell()
> context("Note 2")
> context.stopxcell()
> context.stopxrow()
> context.startxrow()
> context.startxcell()
> context("Note 3")
> context.stopxcell()
> context.startxcell()
> context("Note 4")
> context.stopxcell()
> context.stopxrow()
> context.stopxtable()
> \stoplua
> \stoptext
Seeing this example I wonder if there is already an example taking a
csv-file and creating a table based on its content. I guess building
blocks are readfile, loops and setting the stop sign (; oder ,).
As I know a bit of Python, at least, I might be able to search for the
building blocks in the doku. ;-)
juh
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