Re: [NTG-context] m-letter.tex -- backslash interpretation error
Rob Ermers wrote: Thanks for your quick reply. I adapted the file, according to your suggestion. The letter now comes out right! Thank you for that. I immediately tried an items list, which also works! Still, if there is any \ code in the xml file, it does not seem to work. Changing \e to in Drie\eenheid makes the disappear. contact ... ... pLaan der Drie\eenheid/p ... /contact comes out as: ... Laan der Drieeenheid ... I also found out that \usemodule[m-letter] works much better than \usemodule[letter], which is not evident from the way is Context set up. maybe your local m-letter-re gets loaded otherwise Hans - Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl - ___ ntg-context mailing list ntg-context@ntg.nl http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
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-- - Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl - ---BeginMessage--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Rob Ermers wrote: I also found out that \usemodule[m-letter] works much better than \usemodule[letter], which is not evident from the way is Context set up. Hans Hagen comments: maybe your local m-letter-re gets loaded otherwise No, I have renamed the file m-letter-re back to m-letter.tex. The only adaptations in that file are the Dutch salutations and greetings which I want to have automatized rather than redefine them in a local file. So now, with \usemodule[m-letter], everything works fine. (Apart from the diacritics in the xml address file, that is.) If I write \usemodule[letter] a general tex file /letter.tex is loaded. Someone else already pointed that out. I'm not at home now, so I cannot check it, but it seems to me that it is this file: \texmf\tex\plain\base\Letter.tex. Context gets stuck at this and generates an error. this is weird, since the order of loading is: m- p- s- x- t- and only when that fails, the raw name btw, you can say \usemodule[m][letter] to force m over something else (handy for local modules); so, it looks like tex cannot find your m-letter module; does kpsewhich --progname=context m-letter.tex report something? did you do a mktexlsr ? Hans - Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl - ---End Message--- ___ ntg-context mailing list ntg-context@ntg.nl http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
Re: [NTG-context] m-letter.tex -- backslash interpretation error
Rob Ermers wrote: Dear Friends, It seems I am really having a problem. The backslash in my import document yields . \startsetups[letter:content] \input brieftekst \stopsetups My document (brieftext.tex) among other things contains the following string: ge\interesseerde, which yields -- geinteresseerde I am unable to use any normal code in my text, which is very problematic! ... a minimal example ... looks like an encoding mismatch or so Hans - Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl - ___ ntg-context mailing list ntg-context@ntg.nl http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
Re: [NTG-context] m-letter.tex -- backslash interpretation error
Hans,
thanks for your reaction! Here is the minimal example:
1. brief-test.tex is the letter.
2. brief-inhoud-test is the letter content.
3. test-data.xml contains some addresses
The problem is that any backslash in the letter content is changed into
`` in the pdf file. In the reference I also put a backslash (after the
item concerns), but this one survives.
To get that result I use:
\startsetups[letter:content]
\input brief-inhoud-test.tex
\stopsetups
If I use
\startbuffer[texletter]
\input brief-inhoud-test.tex
\stopbuffer
the content is not loaded into the letter at all; the result is then
``input brief-inhoud-test.tex instead of the content of the file.
The encoding problem with \ is described in one of your manuals, but I
really don't know where to repair it.
A second problem is that the first address slides down to the content
much more than it should. I tried to circumvent that by inserting a
dummy address.
Thanks in advance,
Robert Ermers
h h extern wrote:
Rob Ermers wrote:
Dear Friends,
It seems I am really having a problem. The backslash in my import
document yields .
\startsetups[letter:content]
\input brieftekst
\stopsetups
My document (brieftext.tex) among other things contains the following
string:
ge\interesseerde, which yields -- geinteresseerde
I am unable to use any normal code in my text, which is very problematic!
... a minimal example ...
looks like an encoding mismatch or so
Hans
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?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1 standalone=yes?
start
ref name=contacts
/start
define name=contacts
element name=contacts
zeroOrMore
choice
ref name=contacts.contact/
ref name=contacts.contactgroup/
ref name=contacts.contactfile/
/choice
/zeroOrMore
/element
/define
define name=contacts.contactgroup
element name=contactgroup
zeroOrMore
ref name=contactgroup.member
/zeroOrMore
attribute name=label/
/element
/define
define name=contactgroup.member
element name=member
text/
/element
/define
define name=contacts.contact
element name=contact
interleave
optionalref name=contact.address//optional
optionalref name=contact.opm//optional
/interleave
attribute name=label name=regio name=num/
/element
/define
!--
contact label=`marle.k.van'
initialsK. van/initials
formalnameMarle/formalname
informalnameKees/informalname
titleIr./title
prefixHeer van/prefix
address
pK. van Marle/p
pPRAGMA POD/p
pRidderstraat 27/p
p8061GH Hasselt NL/p
/address
/contact
--
contacts
contact num=297 regio=n3 label=`num297'
address
pDummy/p
pDummy/p
ptest/p
ptest/p
/address
/contact
contact num=1 regio=z3 label=`num1'
address
pJ. Jansen/p
pLangeweg 66/p
pAalsterweg 29/p
p1234 AB Eindhoven/p
/address
/contact
contact num=2 regio=z3 label=`num2'
address
pJ. Pietersen/p
pKorteweg 66/p
pAalsterweg 29/p
pB-1234 Zonhoven/p
/address
/contact
contact num=3 regio=z3 label=`num3'
address
pJ. van den Berg/p
pLaan der Drie\eenheid/p
p1234 AB Beginhoven/p
/address
/contact
!-- 334 records written --
contactgroup label=`n'
membernum297/member
membernum1/member
membernum3/member
membernum3/member
/contactgroup
/contacts
Hierbij deel ik u mede dat we hier erg effici\ent werken en niet
ge\interesseerd zijn in ge\evolueerde dieselmotoren.
%starttext \setups [letter:place] \stoptext \endinput
\setupoutput[pdftex]
%\tracelayerstrue
%\usemodule[xtag-ini]
\usemodule[corres]
\usemodule[letter-re]
\mainlanguage[nl]
\setupbodyfont[ss]
%\setvariables[letter:head][graphic=briefpapier-mo-p.010.pdf]
\definelayer
[letternext]
[state=next,
% graphic=briefpapier-mo-p.011.pdf,
width=\paperwidth,
height=\paperheight]
\setvariables
[letter:reference]
[line=2,
noflines-min=2,
noflines-max=5,
noflines=\getvariable{letter:reference}{noflines-max}
]
\setvariables
[letter:style]
[opening=formal,
closing=formal]
%\setvariables
% [letter:data]
% [opening=,
% initials=,
% prefix=,
% suffix=,
% informalname=,
% formalname=]
% noflines=10]
\setvariables[letter:address][line=6, hoffset=100mm,width=70mm]
%\startsetups[contact:handle]
%\XMLflush{address} \endgraf
%\stopsetups
%\startbuffer[texletter]
%\input brieftekst-pol-jan2005
%\stopbuffer
\startsetups[letter:content]
\input brief-inhoud-test.tex
\stopsetups
Re: [NTG-context] m-letter.tex -- backslash interpretation error
The problem is that the letter content is processed in xml mode, so you need: \startsetups[letter:place:content] \bgroup \disableXML \endgraf \setups[letter:content] \endgraf \egroup \stopsetups (beware, don't redefine a module m-letter-re since only the first 8 chars count; better put your local variant in an environment % re-letter.tex \startenvironment re-letter \usemodule[letter] \stopenvironment and then \environment re-letter Hans ___ ntg-context mailing list ntg-context@ntg.nl http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
Re: [NTG-context] m-letter.tex -- backslash interpretation error
Hans,
Thanks for your quick reply. I adapted the file, according to your
suggestion. The letter now comes out right! Thank you for that. I
immediately tried an items list, which also works!
Still, if there is any \ code in the xml file, it does not seem to work.
Changing \e to in Drie\eenheid makes the disappear.
contact ...
...
pLaan der Drie\eenheid/p
...
/contact
comes out as:
...
Laan der Drieeenheid
...
I also found out that \usemodule[m-letter] works much better than
\usemodule[letter], which is not evident from the way is Context set up.
Thanks again,
Robert
%starttext \setups [letter:place] \stoptext \endinput
\setupoutput[pdftex]
%\tracelayerstrue
%\usemodule[xtag-ini]
\usemodule[corres]
\usemodule[m-letter]
\mainlanguage[nl]
\setupbodyfont[ss]
%\setvariables[letter:head][graphic=briefpapier-mo-p.010.pdf]
\definelayer
[letternext]
[state=next,
% graphic=briefpapier-mo-p.011.pdf,
width=\paperwidth,
height=\paperheight]
\setvariables
[letter:reference]
[line=2,
noflines-min=2,
noflines-max=5,
noflines=\getvariable{letter:reference}{noflines-max}
]
\setvariables
[letter:style]
[opening=formal,
closing=formal]
%\setvariables
% [letter:data]
% [opening=,
% initials=,
% prefix=,
% suffix=,
% informalname=,
% formalname=]
% noflines=10]
\setvariables[letter:address][line=6, hoffset=100mm,width=70mm]
%\startsetups[contact:handle]
%\XMLflush{address} \endgraf
%\stopsetups
%\startbuffer[texletter]
%\input brieftekst-pol-jan2005
%\stopbuffer
\setvariables
[letter:data]
[address=\XMLflush{address},
%prefix=\XMLflush{prefix},
%initials=\XMLflush{initials},
%formalname=\XMLflush{formalname},
%informalname=\XMLflush{informalname}
%content={\getbuffer[texletter]},
%,content=\getbuffer
concerns=Ge\interesseerd?, date=10 januari 2005, author=Dr. R.J.H.M. Ermers
]
\setvariables[contacts][selection=n, file=test-data.xml]
\startsetups[contact:handle]
\setups[letter:place]
\stopsetups
\startsetups[letter:content]
\input brief-inhoud-test.tex
\stopsetups
\startsetups[letter:place:content]
\bgroup \disableXML \endgraf \setups[letter:content] \endgraf \egroup
\stopsetups
\XMLprocesscontacts[test-data.xml]
\starttext
%\setups[letter:place]
\stoptext
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