Two problems:
1) With the following:
\setuphead[section][ownnumber=yes]
\setupbodyfont[cmr,12pt]
\starttext
\completecontent
\section{1a0101}{Objective}
There is no objective at this moment.
\stoptext
There is no spacing between the text "1a0101" and "Objective" in the table of
contents---thi
PG> There is no way to update this automaticalliy.
i think i got lost in the trees...
i got the update from pragma-ade.com, unzipped the files in
c:\texlive\texmf i did run the texexec --make
but i still have texexec 4.0 running...
the texexec.exe doesn't seem to find the most recent version.
i
Hello Floris,
> i guess it might have to do with the versions of the programs
> involved. below you see the output of my version and the contextgarden
> version.
That might be the case. But a year ago things should have worked the
same way.
> i got my LiveTex last week from the web. Any idea how
i guess it might have to do with the versions of the programs
involved. below you see the output of my version and the contextgarden
version.
i got my LiveTex last week from the web. Any idea how to
(automatically) update to the most recent versions?
//f
=
my version:
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004, Hans Hagen wrote:
> Peter Münster wrote:
>
> >\let\stoptextO=\stoptext
> >\def\stoptext{\vfilll\stoptextO}
> >
> I don't know what you want to achieve but this is not working because 0
> is not a character (and therefore not part of a \cs)
It's an O (for "Original"), not a
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004, Floris van Manen wrote:
> VZ> Floris, you are not alone. I also have not find the quick solution. So I
> VZ> call texexec two times when working with MP graphics,
> VZ> color definitions, ... :-(
>
> running it twice is something i can live with, but if it will not
> solve th
Peter Münster wrote:
\let\stoptextO=\stoptext
\def\stoptext{\vfilll\stoptextO}
I don't know what you want to achieve but this is not working because 0 is not a character (and therefore not part of a \cs)
\let\Mystoptext\stoptext
\def\stoptext{\vfilll\Mystoptext}
could but you may expect fu
Hello,
> i did, but it has side-effects...
> it will scale, but the color disappears too.
> try.
This is indeed strange. Any metapost experts?
Patrick
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Hi Vit,
> cont-sys.tex (without comments):
> \usetypescript [berry] [\defaultencoding]
> \runMPgraphicstrue
> \runMPTEXgraphicstrue
> \useMETAFUNformattrue
> \newprettytrue
> \protectbufferstrue
That looks fine to me.
Patrick
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VZ> Floris, you are not alone. I also have not find the quick solution. So I
VZ> call texexec two times when working with MP graphics,
VZ> color definitions, ... :-(
running it twice is something i can live with, but if it will not
solve the problem, then it is... what do i do wrong?
Vit and Flori
>> PG> currentpicture :=nullpicture;
>> PG> draw pic scaled 3 ;
>> PG>
>> PG> clears the first picture.
>>
>>
>> but i only intend to draw one picture...
PG>
PG> is this a question? Did you try the code?
i did, but it has side-effects...
it will scale, but the color disappears too.
try.
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Floris van Manen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> PG> currentpicture :=nullpicture;
> PG> draw pic scaled 3 ;
> PG>
> PG> clears the first picture.
>
>
> but i only intend to draw one picture...
is this a question? Did you try the code?
Patrick
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PG> You should tell metapost to erase the first picture before drawing
PG> the second one. So:
PG>
PG>
PG> currentpicture :=nullpicture;
PG> draw pic scaled 3 ;
PG>
PG> clears the first picture.
but i only intend to draw one picture...
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Hello Floris,
> the line. i see two lines, a single row of dots and two rows of
> labels, one small one large...
> You can tell that i'm not very good in telling the right thing to the
> compiler :-)
> but what should i tell?
You should tell metapost to erase the first picture before drawing
the
Hello Floris,
> where do i do this?
> in C:\texLive\texmf\tex\context\user\cont-sys.rme ?
> and what do i type there?
see the wiki:
http://contextgarden.net/Cont-sys.tex
and
http://contextgarden.net/Texmf.cnf
Does this help?
Patrick
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Hi Patrick,
PG> if your TeX source is one file only, please do me a favour: try the
PG> TeX files on live.contextgarden.net and see if the output comes out
PG> right. If it doesn't, I'd like to know about it. If it does, please
PG> report on the list.
yes this works great. every change i make is
Floris van Manen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> VZ> Floris, you are not alone. I also have not find the quick solution. So I
> VZ> call texexec two times when working with MP graphics,
> VZ> color definitions, ... :-(
>
> running it twice is something i can live with, but if it will not
> solve the
VZ> Floris, you are not alone. I also have not find the quick solution. So I
VZ> call texexec two times when working with MP graphics,
VZ> color definitions, ... :-(
running it twice is something i can live with, but if it will not
solve the problem, then it is... what do i do wrong?
//f
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Floris van Manen wrote:
PR> it seems that you haven't reached page 307
well i did.
as far as i understand it, the best way to deal with compiling is to
call texexec.
and i do get graphics in my pdf, but sometimes i need to do en extra
texexec cycle to see the changes come through. and sometimes
PR> it seems that you haven't reached page 307
well i did.
as far as i understand it, the best way to deal with compiling is to
call texexec.
and i do get graphics in my pdf, but sometimes i need to do en extra
texexec cycle to see the changes come through. and sometimes i don't
get anything i
Hello Floris,
it seems that you haven't reached page 307
Have fun,
Peter
Floris van Manen wrote:
i'm working through the metafun manual.
i noticed at some point that changes to the source do not appear in
the pdf output. sometimes after another texexec round, sometimes not
at all until i do
Hello,
in general, the suggested method to get LaTeX \flushbottom behaviour, shown
on http://contextgarden.net/Flush_bottom, works quite well.
But here I have a situation, where I do not understand, why the first page
is not filled:
\setupwhitespace[0pt plus 1fill]
\defineblank[aroundfloat][0.8\li
Hello,
one addition,
you can always use the great debugging commands like
\showframe
and
\showmakeup
The latter is pretty complex to read, but in many cases you get a
grasp of what is going on without understanding every detail.
Patrick
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Hello,
[...]
> hope this back and forth will not be just a waste, but something out
> of which we can both/all learned to improuve.
I think so, too. It has been a long time since I used ConTeXt. So I
have to refresh my rusty knowledge :-)
> "define your own command" , but you have to know THE (
thanks again for the summary.
hope this back and forth will not be just a waste, but something out of
which we can both/all learned to improuve.
Patrick Gundlach wrote:
This is partly high level ConTeXt (\framed, background) and low level
TeX (hfill,...).
"partially high and low"... Here laid my
Matt Gushee wrote:
On Tue, Aug 10, 2004 at 09:03:20PM +0200, Hans Hagen wrote:
i need a small doc with dummy text to see the effect -)
\setupheader[state=empty]
those seems redundant to me (since you set up the chapter head anyway)
Without that, headers were appearing on the
Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
that means \placefigure{top,left}, WITH text around it, won't be doable in ConTeXt?
not even in your idea of ConTeXt4?
never say never, so far i managed to do more than i expected to be possible with tex
so ...
Hans
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