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Hi Hans,
> How do I enable the output of for example:
> report_typescripts("unknown library %a or %a",name_one,name_two)
`logs.reporter("fonts","typescripts")` returns a function for writing
to the log. Calling that function produces this sort of output:
ature
is set when the font is loaded.
I don't know, but as has been said, the defaults in context sort of fit
in the expectations. We even have some traditional pseudo ligatures like
-- and --- implemented, also because users expect them.
Anyhow, if you put
\definefontfeature[default][def
tupid. But these call do nothing.
It seems so simple: use the \complete.. mechanism (because this wraps the TOC
nicely) to typeset a selection from the TOC using the criterium-mechanism.
Which seems to me just made for this sort of action. But nothing comes out of
i
erium-mechanism.
Which seems to me just made for this sort of action. But nothing comes out of
it.
Hans van der Meer
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other adjustments do I need to make to correct this
> printout of the citation in the text?
>
> I already have the following in my preamble:
>
> \usemodule[bib]
> \setupbibtex[database={sample},sort=author]
> \setuppublications[alternative=harvard]
> \setupc
:
\usemodule[bib]
\setupbibtex[database={sample},sort=author]
\setuppublications[alternative=harvard]
\setupcite
[authoryear]
[pubsep={, },
lastpubsep={ and },
compress=yes,
inbetween={ },
left={(},
right={)}]
Second question: If I wish to restrict the
st like item lists? Sort-of a hybrid between
> combination and itemize.
I think this could be a useful feature.
> Say,
> \startcombination [r*c] [item=a]
It's not that simple. You need other itemgroup settings as well,
otherwise you don't know the lefttext, righttext, stopper, etc.
{figure} [fig:scenery]a.
The above example raises the following (low priority) feature
suggestion: How about some way of automatically numbering/labeling
combinations just like item lists? Sort-of a hybrid between
combination and itemize. Say,
\startcombination [r*c] [item=a]
\startitem
to the next valid paragraph ...
anyway, i sort of fixed it for tables .. at some point i will revise the
whole binding issue (but it's somewhat tricky as lots of mechanisms then
need testing)
in the next beta this works :
\setupinteraction[state=start]
\starttext
\bTABLE \bTR \bTD \
On Wed, 10 Apr 2013 11:47:21 +0200
Hans Hagen wrote:
> can probably be solved (by rewriting some low level bin code ... but
> as there is no sample attached ...)
Minimal example attached.
Alan\setupinteraction [state=start]
\setupbibtex [database=biblio,sort=author]
\setuppublic
On Tue, 9 Apr 2013 14:04:44 +0200
"Thomas A. Schmitz" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> this is a very far shot, but just maybe... I have been looking at prezi
> (http://prezi.com/). There's lots of aspects there that don't appeal to
> me, but I find the general idea ver
Hi all,
this is a very far shot, but just maybe... I have been looking at prezi
(http://prezi.com/). There's lots of aspects there that don't appeal to
me, but I find the general idea very nice: a presentation is sort of a
big poster, with some background graphics. You define are
s in the table and I
> need to group Item 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6 and so on. Due to the
> description being quite lengthy in some cases, I would like to use some sort
> of horizontal rule between items. It seems I have to following options:
>
> 1. Using horizontal rules of two
so on. Due to the description
being quite lengthy in some cases, I would like to use some sort of horizontal
rule between items. It seems I have to following options:
1. Using horizontal rules of two different thicknesses (eg. thicker between
groups and thinner between items within the same gro
Hi all,
I'm sure there must be a solution for this, but I haven't been able to
find it yet: I want my chapter titles typeset in a sort of frame which
will span the entire page, not only the text area, so I guess the
easiest way to do that would be a page background. How can
pp
>
> The .class and .container direectives are certainly there with *ML in mind
> but I think there might be analog situatins in ConTeXt.
>
> .. class:: classname
>
> blah, blah, blah
>
> exists to stick a class name on the following element for styling with a
tick a class name on the following element for styling with an
external stylesheet of some sort. CSS/CSS3 are probably the primary examles but
other XML-bases markus apply just as well
.. class::classname
blab, blab, blab
could yield
blab, blab, blab
blab. blab, blab
or anything
reason, you can
load these files explicitly. In one of the upcoming betas I'll add a
script that I use for some months now that permits you to build a merged
lib out of these (and more) that then can be includes with one require
call (and put alongside whatever code you use). The advantage i
On 3/1/2013 11:27 AM, Alasdair McAndrew wrote:
I'll try to sort out a minimal example; unfortunately neither of those
suggestions worked.
btw, can it be that you run a new luatex but an old context? if so ...
it's a 5.2 hashing issue and you need to update context to ma
On 3/1/2013 11:27 AM, Alasdair McAndrew wrote:
I'll try to sort out a minimal example; unfortunately neither of those
suggestions worked.
In the meantime, here's some more info from the log file:
-
(chapter.tex
! LuaTeX error
.../context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/strc-d
I'll try to sort out a minimal example; unfortunately neither of those
suggestions worked.
In the meantime, here's some more info from the log file:
-
(chapter.tex
! LuaTeX error
.../context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/strc-doc.lua:156: attempt to
index local 'meta
difficult to achieve with this sort of placement problems.
Hans van der Meer
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default setup for the search is
\setupexternalfigures[location={local,global}].
Just curious: how do PDFs from $TEXMF/doc/... sneak in (under default setup)?
there is no specific pattern for pdf so so it's a sort of wildcard s
that early on and knowing that was possible helped me decide I
/would/ use pandoc :)
Sort of looks like reStructuredText and its "roles" may help quite a bit
in mapping to CSS definitions and custom style definitions in ConTeXt
environment files. That may well be all I need fo
it an empty `[]` of its own to chew on.
>
> ...
>
> I can't quite find at the moment what sort of options the [...] can
> contain, sorry.
It takes the same options as \switchtobodyfont
\starttext
\startformula[]
[x,x]_t = x
\stopformula
\startformula[small]
[x,x]_t = x
\stopfor
topformula
I can't quite find at the moment what sort of options the [...] can
contain, sorry.
Cheers,
Sietse
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anged
the virtual ones accordingly).
There might be a few more issues coming as we're in a sort of transition
now (for instance all arrow code has been redone due to extensions in
lm/gur
es
always have been picked up from random subdirectories within
TEXMFHOME.
> At least somewhere under mymodules/tex/ (but I'm not sure if that
> alone is 100% safe - that is - I'm not sure about the search/sort
> order of two files with the same name under a different path inside
/context/third/t-gnuplot.tex
and not just anywhere on top level of $TEXMFHOME.
At least somewhere under mymodules/tex/ (but I'm not sure if that
alone is 100% safe - that is - I'm not sure about the search/sort
order of two files with the same name under a different path inside
the tex
(3) As there are language dependent user interfaces, we have more
formats (cont-en, cont-nl, ...).
(4) We use a management script to run the engine with the context
format. Reasons for this are: we need to manage multiple runs, we might
need to call intermediate programs (in mkii for instance we need
..).
(4) We use a management script to run the engine with the context
format. Reasons for this are: we need to manage multiple runs, we might
need to call intermediate programs (in mkii for instance we need to sort
indices).
(5) This also permits us to present to user with an engine independen
ext
> > area and the margin area.
> >
> > There are also the ‘edges’: these are typesetting areas outside the
> > margin areas. Some uses I can think of: colouring the edge of the page
> > in a guidebook with sections; placing informative marks in general;
> > pri
etween the text
> area and the margin area.
>
> There are also the ‘edges’: these are typesetting areas outside the
> margin areas. Some uses I can think of: colouring the edge of the page
> in a guidebook with sections; placing informative marks in general;
> printing a sort of ver
guidebook with sections; placing informative marks in general;
printing a sort of vertical header/footer; etc.
This is not a bad reference:
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Layout
Cheers,
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ntry-report-country_id-15.bbl not found, waiting for
bibtex
(./country-report-country_id-15.tuo)
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(./macros/E16pagenohead.tex) (./data/front-matter-report-world-all.tex
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fonts
On Fri, 23 Nov 2012 23:46:44 +0100
Hans Hagen wrote:
> first we need working prototypes for several languages, then I can
> wrap it into some general mechanism. I think all languages are
> somewhat different so 'general' is 'sort of general'.
For example, in French
first we need working prototypes for several languages, then I can wrap
it into some general mechanism. I think all languages are somewhat
different so 'general' is 'sort of general'.
-
the table of contents.
Did you manage to sort this out yet? If not, consider this a *bump*.
I'm afraid I haven't quite managed to work it out myself.
--Sietse
On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 3:56 AM, plink wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i'm trying to combine two features that somehow d
;y"
t[#t+1] = words[b]
end
end
local function compose_two(n,m)
if n > (m-1) then
local a, b = floor(n/m), n % m
if a > 0 then
compose_one(a)
end
t[#t+1] = words[m]
g the dorecurse, but presume that was for testing)
I'm not sure if Han's example was supposed to be a stand alone or some
sort of style file. I tried running ConteXt on it but it stopped half
way through. I was using the the set up suggested in the manual of
having a project file, and en
g the dorecurse, but presume that was for testing)
I'm not sure if Han's example was supposed to be a stand alone or some
sort of style file. I tried running ConteXt on it but it stopped half
way through. I was using the the set up suggested in the manual of
having a project file, and en
,
sorttype=bbl
]
\setuppublicationlist[]
%bibtex support
\setupbibtex[database={references-example},sort=author]
%\setupbibtex[database={references},sort=author]
MINIMAL EXAMPLE
\starttext
\cite[Firstauthor:2012b,Firstauthor:2011a,Firstauthor:2012a
in it (correct me if
> this works okay?). A minimal example (note context live doesn't display the
> frame, which is sort of necessary to see the problem):
>
> \definetextbackground[Test][
> location=paragraph,
> topoffset=1em, bottomoffset=1em,
> leftoffset=1em, rightoffs
me if this works
okay?). A minimal example (note context live doesn't display the frame,
which is sort of necessary to see the problem):
\definetextbackground[Test][
location=paragraph,
topoffset=1em, bottomoffset=1em,
leftoffset=1em, rightoffset=1em,
frame=on, framecolor=black]
\starttext
Th
On 17-10-2012 18:57, Marco Pessotto wrote:
Marco Patzer writes:
Looking at the diffs, many of the differences are really tiny, but
differences exist nevertheless. It will take me some time to sort out
which ones are just tiny space shifting, and which ones give really
different output
Marco Patzer writes:
>> Looking at the diffs, many of the differences are really tiny, but
>> differences exist nevertheless. It will take me some time to sort out
>> which ones are just tiny space shifting, and which ones give really
>> different output.
>
> That
his database you can display information like “What
broke in the last beta”.
> Looking at the diffs, many of the differences are really tiny, but
> differences exist nevertheless. It will take me some time to sort out
> which ones are just tiny space shifting, and which ones give really
>
less. It will take me some time to sort out
which ones are just tiny space shifting, and which ones give really
different output.
To run the tests yourself it's extremely easy:
git clone git://github.com/melmothx/context-unofficial-test-suite.git
cd context-unofficial-test-suite
./run-te
ext/ruby/base/switch.rb:392:in
`expand'
from
/usr/local/texlive/2012/texmf-dist/scripts/context/ruby/texexec.rb:789:in
`'
---
I must have some sort of configur
;p")
> Then you can something:
> [...]
> \component toppath:/subpath/somefile.tex
Nice.
> All given that the top of the inputstack is still ok.
Maybe the code could have some sort of "assertion" to
1. check for "stack underflow"; and/or
2. chec
♥ or ♥
> $♥$
How sweet!
(The heart suit in the mathematical font goes along with the diamond,
clover and spade and is very serious, intended for the mathematical
description of card games. It has been around in TeX forever and is
not just some sort of wingding frivolous shorthand. Just to ex
/b
end
function(8,2) --> 4, not 0.25
I do not know what sort of str and filename are being passed to
document.MyCharacterMess. (To all the action functions in
utilities.sequencers.appendaction, in fact).
>> if file.nameonly(filename) == "ward" then
>>
efinitions in my own private style
> files, but have never used APA.
Same here.
> > \setuppublications [alternative=apa, criterium=cite, sort=author]
>
> You haven't read carefully enough, it's sorttype=author
This doesn't work, either:
\setupbibtex [data
ioned in the wiki).
> It does not show up in the references list. I guess no one bothered
> adding them and it's up to me to add the corresponding entries.
>
> Maybe someone has already prepared a working file for the APA style?
Possible. I have @ELECTRONIC definitions in my own priv
style?
3)
How to sort the bibliography by author? According to the bib manual
I expected this to work:
\setupbibtex [database=sample]
\setuppublications [alternative=apa, criterium=cite, sort=author]
\starttext
\cite[hh2010a]
\cite[Eijkhout1991]
\placepublications
\s
[database={thesis}, sort=author]
| \setuppublications
| [alternative=ams, numbering=short, refcommand=short]
You can have a look at the result here:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/2721576/ugly_bib_1.pdf
If I add this additional setup
| \setuppublicationlist
| [samplesize={XX}]
I get this resu
valuable than the ephemeral presence of any sort of
> IM channel.
I totally agree. If I get you right, you think that the IRC will
receive problem solutions that the mailing list will miss. That's a
valid point I had in mind, as well. With another channel the
information will be spread out even
.
After being on the internet since the early 1980's I can say with
certainty if one person is having a particular problem others have or
will have it, too. A searchable archive of answers (like a mailing list
archive) is far more valuable than the ephemeral presence of any sort of
IM ch
On 21-8-2012 17:13, Procházka Lukáš wrote:
I also found another solution reposter before:
\ctxlua{commands.testcase(condition)}
{ If true...}
{If false}
yes, but testcase is an unfortunate name and sort of obsolete (so best
use doifelse
ested
works better as the distances between the figures are short enough to make it
look like one symbol.
Which is the way I prefer it in this sort of text.
Thanks again,
Kind regards,
Robert
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df's though, in which I included the source. So I can reconstruct the
>> examples.
>> I'll try to make it again tomorrow morning. I would be interested to learn
>> what sort of errors I committed.
>> Kind regards,
>&
ad not included a minimal example but I had run some trials. Since they
> did not work, and you gave me a good solution, I trashed them. I kept the
> pdf's though, in which I included the source. So I can reconstruct the
> examples.
> I'll try to make it again tomorrow morn
d solution, I trashed them. I kept the pdf's
though, in which I included the source. So I can reconstruct the examples.
I'll try to make it again tomorrow morning. I would be interested to learn what
sort of errors I committed.
Kind regards,
Robert Blackstone
This error rang a bell after sifting (slowly) down into my subconscience, it
seemed.
But back in september last year I remembered having the same sort of problem.
After much detective work I then found the culprit being \bibinsertcrossref.
The solution proved to be the following redefinition
.e. my price list?
>
> (IF this was MS Word or OpenOffice, it would be called Mail Merge, but
> in OO it sucks a bit; and I think the operation itself should be easy
> if I just figure out how to do it...
Does this give you the sort of thing you want? Sorry it's so kludgy (hey,
\r
On Jul 25, 2012, at 1:06 AM, Shriramana Sharma wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 10:29 AM, Rogers, Michael K wrote:
>>
>> Here's a hack, which sort of works, definitely doesn't handle --
>> there must be a better way. I hope you don't mind my using your tex
On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 10:29 AM, Rogers, Michael K wrote:
>
> Here's a hack, which sort of works, definitely doesn't handle --
> there must be a better way. I hope you don't mind my using your text as
> text. :-)
Hi thanks for your help. Sorry to keep returning
On Jul 24, 2012, at 10:33 PM, Shriramana Sharma wrote:
> Hi -- is there absolutely no way for obtaining these "fake small caps"
> in ConTeXT?
Here's a hack, which sort of works, definitely doesn't handle -- there
must be a better way. I hope you don't
his life, most of
this will be lost forever.
Now I describe the way I would like to see a critical edition of Ovid's
Metamorphoses organized: there is a single huge database (as things
stand now, most probably an xml file) which contains every reading in
every manuscript. This file resides in som
tone
---
\setuppublications[alternative=apa,sort=author]
\setuphead[chapter][number=no]
\setuphead[section][number=no]
\starttext
\chapter{References}
\section{Articles, Books and Theses}
\setuppublicationlist[samplesize={Cam1},totalnumber=2]
\startpublication[k=Cunningham:2010
a while for the garden to refresh the search index. Now you
can find it by typing “insidesection” in the search box.
In mkiv we use a different cloning model and as a consequence the plural
setup commands are sort of redundant in which case they are aliased to
the singular variant. However, the plu
On Fri, 2012-07-13 at 09:16 +0200, Alan BRASLAU wrote:
> The subject of this ongoing string is not very informative
> and indeed slightly unpleasant considering the efforts that
> many contributors make towards the development of ConTeXt.
>
> The present message is not intended to
The subject of this ongoing string is not very informative
and indeed slightly unpleasant considering the efforts that
many contributors make towards the development of ConTeXt.
The present message is not intended to start any sort of debate;
it only represents a reaction to a latent feeling that
lready happened and did I miss that? And of course, the easiest
solution would be if the code itself could sort out the difference between
having been given a fraction or a length.
Hans van der Meer
On 8 jul. 2012, at 22:44, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 08.07.2012 um 22:24 schrieb Meer, H
de itself could sort out the difference between
having been given a fraction or a length.
Hans van der Meer
On 8 jul. 2012, at 22:44, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 08.07.2012 um 22:24 schrieb Meer, H. van der:
This gives an error:
\starttext
\setupbars[rulethickness=4pt]
\stoptext
!
. It would be simpler when stables
>> had a counter like \currentxtablecolumn
>> which could be accessed to make a test like “if \currentxtablecolumn = 1
>> then … fi” but this isn’t the case.
>
> I see. No hope here.
>
> But I found some sort of solution which I commun
ke a test like “if \currentxtablecolumn = 1 then
> … fi” but this isn’t the case.
I see. No hope here.
But I found some sort of solution which I communicate here. It is bit of a
kludge but does more or less what I had in mind. The following macros do the
work in my xml=>xtable module:
als
l-checking by removing the 'language=uk' line restored keyword
highlighting throughout the whole file.
SciTE 3.1.0 on FreeBSD-9.0-i386
The wordlist(s) tried were from SCOWL 7.1 at http://wordlist.sourceforge.net
formed by cat en*80 | sort | uniq >spell-uk.txt
Yes, that is a big
27;ll have to investigate a bit.
on linux it's a bit more complex as you need to figure out where scite
keeps its properties files and that's sort of hard coded in the binary
(but it does work on linux)
Finding the properties files is pretty easy (/usr/local/share/scite/),
Not sure w
on linux it's a bit more complex as you need to figure out where scite
keeps its properties files and that's sort of hard coded in the binary
(but it does work on linux)
on osx it&
. So I tried to sort out the options.
filter the first page of the pdf and convert it to svg or png (which is
what I did a couple of times)
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that is true. So I tried to sort
out the options.
1) Always take cover.png in the current directory; not very elegant
2) add cover={…} to \setupinteraction; hijacks the pdf interaction macro
3) add a \setupepub; might be overkill, but maybe more options are
added later
4) ?
\setupbackend[coverimage
Hello all,
I am thinking about the best way to implement the cover image for the epub.
This is a mandatory requirement to work properly. The cover image is not
necessarily present in the pdf version of the document and it might be the only
item where that is true. So I tried to sort out the
Hello all,
I am thinking about the best way to implement the cover image for the epub.
This is a mandatory requirement to work properly. The cover image is not
necessarily present in the pdf version of the document and it might be the only
item where that is true. So I tried to sort out the
Hello,
here's next of my newbie questions.
I have a template for some sort of documents, lets say a report in one
file as an environment. It contains also a definition for a footer with an
image. I'd like to have the image on some other path than documents
together with the tem
end up in the distro ASAP.
>
>
> I wonder if Luigi already tested the patches (as he's sort of in charge of
> the epub device/viewer testing) ..
no, still in my todo queue -- busy in other stuffs
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much more important), I’m very grateful for your enhancements! I hope
they end up in the distro ASAP.
I wonder if Luigi already tested the patches (as he's sort of in charge
of the epub device/viewer testing) ..
effect of traditional tex
and sort of a hack too
Hans
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.g. '\input tufte', but I could not make it work.
>
> example document:
>
> \setupbibtex[database=sample,sort=author]
> \setuppublications[alternative=apa]
>
> \starttext
> document.\cite[Eijkhout1991]
> \placepublications[criterium=all]
> \stop
Hello,
while looking to include a citation in a sample document, I was wondering if
the 'sample.bib' in 'standalone/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/bib/sample.bib'
can be used the same way as e.g. '\input tufte', but I could not make it work.
example document:
\se
. As you note, the system works for page numbers > 99 where line
> numbers < 99. When line numbers > 99, I adapt the sort key differently:
> thus, for Cleomedes, *Cael*. I have [CleomCael105001] for 1.5.1. This
> works (in MKII) but only because the number of entries is very smal
helpful response.
1. \unskip works well.
2. What I currently have is admittedly an ad hoc system for encoding my
indices. As you note, the system works for page numbers > 99 where line
numbers < 99. When line numbers > 99, I adapt the sort key differently: thus,
for Cleomedes, Cae
Michael—
Thank you so much for your very helpful response.
1. \unskip works well.
2. What I currently have is admittedly an ad hoc system for encoding my
indices. As you note, the system works for page numbers > 99 where line
numbers < 99. When line numbers > 99, I adapt the
MKII solution.
Well, I'm embarrassed at how long I took to do the MKII, but I'm not good at
controlling expansion. Anyway, it automatically generates sort keys for the
pages by converting digits to letters and padding with initial a's, so that
each page or line number is a fixed length
For anyone interested in producing classical indices locorum, I have
devised a way that seems to work, although it is not that elegant.
The first step is to modify the sort keys by counting the number of digits
in the page number:
thus,
[AuthorText01] for pages 1–9,
[AuthorText02] for pages 10–99
I have been trying to index the passages cited in a book and would be
grateful for some tactical advice.
There are several works by a single author, and it is customary to cite
each text by page and line number, as in 1253.12 (page 1253, line12), for
example.
I have a sort key for each work. But
ote{Note.}
> > \page
> > \input{dawkins}\footnote{Another note.}
> > \stoptext
>
> Counter settings are applied with the \setupnotation command.
So, this is a treasure hunt!
I tried
\setupnotation[footnote][way=bypage,numberconversion=set 2]
and this works, (I just
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