Anyway: being the reference, the garden minimals are the starting point.
If one chooses for luatex/mkiv only only a fraction is needed: it could
be nice study to see how small it can get.
I think the point is that if you want to do nice typography and / or
support many different scripts
I have a feeling that somebody on the list already has such a
repository
There is the ConTeXt revisions repository at the Supélec foundry
(http://foundry.supelec.fr/projects/contextrev/), but I don't have the
impression that Taco maintains it any more.
I have some problems with compilation. Did other Mac users manage to
compile LuaTeX without problems?
I had no problem on my end, using build.sh to compile the native
binary on Intel Mac OS 10.5.4
Arthur
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Any volunteer to send me one-liner to fix that? I'm able to write a
ruby script to filter that out, but I'm sure that there must be some
extremely simple one-liner (or three-liner) in bash to solve that.
All the actual source code resides in texk and libs. So you may want
to simply run svn
Hello,
For a string with a single float you can play a bit with the output of
string.format. The following few lines strip all the trailing zeroes
from strings that look a formatted float:
function string.optimize_format(form, ...)
local formatted_string =
local optimized_string = formatted_string:gsub('^(%d*\.%d-)(0*)$', '%1')
Actually, I just realized that the primitive tostring does exactly the
same transformation (probably in a much safer way), so we can use it in
the much more complete code:
-- Thank you, Lua-users wiki :-)
--
okay then, let's go educational ... a better stripper:
local digit = lpeg.R(09)
Yes, I started writing a format string parser in LPeg before I
realized that there was the tostring function as well :-)
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this is a bit weird case ... on the one hand you specify %5f and such
but that's ignored i.e. becomes %s so why not use %s in the first place
then
Actually, this was precisely my intention: to show that one could use
the original format string with different formatting requirements (I
Who's lud?
Lua :-)
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few? afaik all windows and linux systems -)
No :-) I have to insist like one year ago, *no* Linux machine I have
an account on does set TMP or TEMP (using various distributions). Maybe
that's a shell problem, I don't know, but on any case you can't rely on it.
anyhow, taco and i decided
weird because what then is the purpose of that variable
But if there is no such variable, what's the point of looking for its
purpose? :-) I suppose that on Unix, functions like mkstemp have to be
preferred for truly temporary directories.
Arthur
So, assuming /opt/tex/texmf-linux/bin, it attempts the following
directories, in this order:
[/opt/tex/texmf]/web2c% two parents up
[/opt/tex/texmf-linux]/texmf/web2c% one parent up
[/opt/tex]/texmf-local/web2c
well, you need to set the path i assume -)
Yes, sure :-) But it's much easier to control than all the variables
set by setuptex. Now I can switch between the minimals and TeX Live by
simply changing my PATH. Great!
By the way, the rsync minimals have been updated, so it also works
with
hm, but that not much more keying than calling setuptex -)
No, it's very different, because it's reversible: once you've sourced
setuptex, there's no going back unless you unset dozens of variables.
Up to now I had to use diiferent shells for TeX Live and the Minimals.
Looks nicer now :-)
By the way, was there a bug in table.serialize or some other
“public” function? Something to worry about?
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if getvariable('engine') == xetex then
ok = true
end
Cool. I guess 'engine' is a typo for 'texengine'? This solves the problem
here.
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I should have this (in plain mbox format); just give some time to
unpack my things from the long trip from Bachotek to Paris through
Dordrecht and I'll come back to you ;-)
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For links in the footer, tinyurl or something similar is preferred, as
it saves bandwidth.
I think it's not really the point here: the idea is to have permanent
(and possibly easy to remember) links to relevant locations; but there is
a tradeoff to be found between the density of information
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