I've recently been doing a little work on implementing a few LaTeX kernel
bits in ConTeXt, to simplify porting LaTeX code over. It's now at a point
where a few of the pieces might actually be useful, and certainly to a
point where some comments would be welcomed, so I've put up a version of it
Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
can some native
english sea wolf check the symbol names
Especially I not sure with appropriateness of fattree, seaegg, and geoarrow.
I'm no native either, but...
Thank you, Henning, I incorporated your suggestions. The AquaMints
symbol support is available on
Hi Lutz,
This is surely a bug.
My analysis:
The macro \doreadfontdefinition file is re-implemented to handle
the newer typescript classs (in type-ini.tex), but the new definition
does not take care of the old font- style filenames (like the
original macro in font-ini.tex did).
I will not
Still not accessable - though the site learnt English meanwhile (see below).
Steffen
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Hi all,
when I change inline MP graphics, these are not recreated during the
subsequent texexec run. I need to call texexec once again to have them
refreshed.
I have just installed a new box, but I think I have thought of the usual
stuff in texmf.cnf and cont-sys.tex, and I am a little clueless
Dear All:
I amhaving my own private warfare with the \setuphead command, and
I wonder whether anyone can give me a hint. I have three problems,
which I describe in detail below. They are:
(1) how to setup run-in text after a subhead,
(2) how to align the section, subsection, ... headers left
Dear all:
I just conducted some follow up experiments on my previous questions,
and found out that...
(1) In re producing run-in text following a subsection header: neither
[after={\blank[none]},] nor [after=\nowhitespace,] have any impact:
I still get the subsection header on one line, and the
Am 2005-07-23 um 00:20 schrieb Mojca Miklavec:
I'm still slighlty confused by the encoding files (texnansi, ec,...,
in one case iso-8859-7 is used). Does it mean that it is impossible
(or at least very complex or slow) to access more than 256 characters
from a single font at once?
TeX as an
[Dear syndicate: I sent this Saturday with no response yet. Sorry 4 being a
pest, but I've got to get this (much-delayed) book to the publisher this week;
hope someone can help...:-)]
Dear gang:
I have a \placecontent-type problem. I want to collect all the subsections and
subsubsections of
On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 at 17:21:56+0200, Hans Hagen wrote:
when I change inline MP graphics, these are not recreated during the
subsequent texexec run. I need to call texexec once again to have them
refreshed.
I have just installed a new box, but I think I have thought of the usual
stuff in
Elena Fraboschi wrote:
(2) Horizontal alignment. This problem is almost funny. Consider
these two setups:
\setuphead[section][
align=middle
]
\setuphead[subsection][
align=left,
]
The section will appear just fine, centered between the left and the
right
Hans Hagen :
Hi,
I made a spell checking extension (tex/xml aware), wrapper and some more
stuff for scite. Should work with any recent scite version. Of course
the challenge is to get it working for all kind of encodings.
Is there any interest for this kind of things?
Hans
I always
Hi nikolai, Many thanks for the hint in re right and left. (The next one
to ask about this, I'll relieve you from the burden of having to answer
and will answer it myself! :-))
So I now have only two questions left unsolved, which are
(1) any ConTeXt command to gobble-up unwanted vertical space
Hello,
On the wiki (http://contextgarden.net/Vertically_centred) a while ago
someone asked how to do the following in ConTeXt:
%%
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
a box with a table:
\fbox{\begin{tabular}[c]{l}1\\2\\3\end{tabular}}\par
a midaligned parbox: \parbox[c]{1em}{1 2 3}
Dear Mojca:
I think I see what the problem is. If, instead of typing
\bTR\bTD
a midaligned parbox:
\eTD\bTD[offset=0pt,width=1em] % 1em wide paragraph
1 2 3
\eTD\eTR
you type
1\ 2\ 3\
you get what is wanted, namely,
1
2
3
My guess is that there is a built-in bias not
Elena Fraboschi wrote:
(1) any ConTeXt command to gobble-up unwanted vertical space before a
section header, when the section header appears right at the top of a
new page?
Hm, isn’t this done automatically?
(2) any ConTeXt way to do a \setuphead such that the text following
the header
Hi Scite users,
I put a zip at:
www.pragma-ade.com/context/scite/cont-sci.zip
Short note:
- use scite 1.64 of later
- copy scite-ctx.lua to ..\scite\wscite
- copy scite-ctx.properties to wherever context.properties lives
- add import to context.properties
- create path for spell files and
Idris Samawi Hamid wrote:
1. If I place the content list within a chapter, the list disappears. It works
if I place it before the chapter heading. Thus, I need a way to do
\placesynopsis beneath a chapter heading;
\chapter{...}
\placesynopsis
\section{...}
will give a toc of the chapter
Wonderful, nikolai, many thanks.
I'll test tonight what you says happens automatically (gobbling up
whitespace at the top of a new page). I'll use a grid to make sure
that that's the case: to the naked eye, it seemed as though there was
an awful amount of whitespace at the top of the page, but
Hans,
humble, I do not use it.
Willi
Hans Hagen wrote:
Hi,
In the process of fixing odd/even indentation (handy for verse) i also
cleanup the code a bit. I'm wondering if we can make \setupindenting and
\indenting equivalent.
Is anyone using \indenting[no] to suppress the next
Elena Fraboschi wrote:
My guess is that there is a built-in bias not to split a line
but, rather, give you an overfull \hbox. I forced the
issue by defining each column to be less than 1em (because 1
is a very narrow char that surely takes less than 1 em), and
by adding a typescript space
Elena Fraboschi wrote:
I'll test tonight what you says happens automatically (gobbling up
whitespace at the top of a new page). I'll use a grid to make sure
that that's the case: to the naked eye, it seemed as though there was
an awful amount of whitespace at the top of the page, but we'll
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
Hello,
On the wiki (http://contextgarden.net/Vertically_centred) a while ago
someone asked how to do the following in ConTeXt:
%%
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
a box with a table:
\fbox{\begin{tabular}[c]{l}1\\2\\3\end{tabular}}\par
a midaligned
Elena Fraboschi wrote:
Dear Mojca:
I think I see what the problem is. If, instead of typing
\bTR\bTD
a midaligned parbox:
\eTD\bTD[offset=0pt,width=1em] % 1em wide paragraph
1 2 3
\eTD\eTR
you type
1\ 2\ 3\
you get what is wanted, namely,
1
2
3
My guess is
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
It may actually be that the penalty for an underfull box is bigger
than for the overfull one. This explains strange placing of the
numbers then.
let's eee what taco says ... our tex source magician may knows the
dirty details
... but in the latest ConTeXt version
Hi there!
Here is another suggestion for something that I'd like to do with
ConTeXt but can't hack myself:
There's a nice music typesetting program called GNU LilyPond
(www.lilypond.org); in opposite to some years before it now engraves
really beautiful music sheets. (MusiXTeX seems to
Hi Hans,
= Original Message From Hans Hagen [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
by default the list
commands give a local list, so in your appendix you need:
\placesynopsis[criterium=text] % or all
\startbuffer[synopsis]
\appendix{Synopsis of Principles}
\placesynopsis[criterium=text]
\stopbuffer
Eckhart Guthöhrlein wrote:
On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 at 17:21:56+0200, Hans Hagen wrote:
when I change inline MP graphics, these are not recreated during the
subsequent texexec run. I need to call texexec once again to have them
refreshed.
I have just installed a new box, but I think I have
Okay, I give up. What's the most correct, easiest way to install ConTeXt
on Linux? There's so many different instructions floating around I'm not
sure what is authoritative. Some make it look like texsync is a good
idea, now it looks like it isn't being updated. Grabbing linuxtex.zip
seems easy,
Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
Hi there!
Here is another suggestion for something that I'd like to do with
ConTeXt but can't hack myself:
There's a nice music typesetting program called GNU LilyPond
(www.lilypond.org); in opposite to some years before it now engraves
really beautiful music
Stuart Jansen wrote:
Okay, I give up. What's the most correct, easiest way to install ConTeXt
on Linux? There's so many different instructions floating around I'm not
sure what is authoritative. Some make it look like texsync is a good
idea, now it looks like it isn't being updated. Grabbing
Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
Am 2005-07-25 um 22:04 schrieb Mojca Miklavec:
It is perhaps a lot of work included, but extending the
contextgarden.net in such a way that users could provide test cases
which would be typeset with different ConTeXt versions and PNGs
compared afterwards ... could
Brooks Moses wrote:
I've recently been doing a little work on implementing a few LaTeX
kernel bits in ConTeXt, to simplify porting LaTeX code over. It's now
at a point where a few of the pieces might actually be useful, and
certainly to a point where some comments would be welcomed, so I've
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Hi Lutz,
This is surely a bug.
My analysis:
The macro \doreadfontdefinition file is re-implemented to handle
the newer typescript classs (in type-ini.tex), but the new definition
does not take care of the old font- style filenames (like the
original macro in
Mojca Miklavec wrote:
I'm still slighlty confused by the encoding files (texnansi, ec,...,
in one case iso-8859-7 is used). Does it mean that it is impossible
(or at least very complex or slow) to access more than 256 characters
from a single font at once?
indeed and since it's related to
Hi Hans,
Since I use SCITE heavily I would welcome such extensions and would be
prepared to help in testing
Willi
Hans Hagen wrote:
Hi,
I made a spell checking extension (tex/xml aware), wrapper and some more
stuff for scite. Should work with any recent scite version. Of course
the
At 04:28 PM 7/25/2005, you wrote:
Brooks Moses wrote:
I'd particularly appreciate any comments on the \newcommand and counters
implementations -- those are in the t-ltcmds and t-ltcnts modules, though
\newcommand also depends on t-lterrs and t-ltbase.
i just took a quick look at the code; if
Hans Hagen said this at Tue, 26 Jul 2005 00:10:57 +0200:
recovering from a disk crach and running those generator scripts is a
stresstest -)
for you or the machine? :)
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