The problem has been solved. It turned out Ruby is installed twice on my
computer. One is the regular download from www.ruby-lang.org, the other one
came with cygwin (which I wasn't aware of). The cygwin path string was
before the c:\ruby path string. When I moved the c:\ruby path before the
This is my first post to the list. I'm a first time user and I'm very eager
to give Context a try. However, so far I've been unable to get Context to
work properly. Maybe someone can help. I'm using a standard Windows PC
running XP SP2. I'm using the minimals version. There are no other Tex
Harrie Frericks wrote:
Suggestion: when running first-setup.bat this error is produced on the very
first line. However, since there is a lot of text scrolling down the screen
this error is easily overlooked. It may be a good idea to unset the RUBYOPT
variable in this .bat file. It may also be a
Problem 2 (not-solved)
I'm getting the infamous error: I can't find the format file
`cont-en.fmt'!
I searched this list and tried texexec --make --all This doesn't solve
the
problem. The problem is located in this part of the output:
did you run 'setuptex' in the tex path first?
Hans
Harrie Frericks wrote:
Problem 2 (not-solved)
I'm getting the infamous error: I can't find the format file
`cont-en.fmt'!
I searched this list and tried texexec --make --all This doesn't solve
the
problem. The problem is located in this part of the output:
did you run 'setuptex' in the tex
I did some more debugging:
In the file kpse.rb I entered an exception object after line 274, like this:
unless done then
formatpaths.each do |fp|
fpp = fp.sub(/#{engine}\/*$/o,'')
begin
