On 11/19/2019 8:10 PM, Philipp A. wrote:
That’s pretty cool, overriding that hook allows to build a ConTeXt
language server for editors like VS Code!
https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/
i looked at that a while ago but imo the whole server model is pretty
complex
That’s pretty cool, overriding that hook allows to build a ConTeXt language
server for editors like VS Code!
https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/
Sadly I’m still a bit lost: When calling `context file_with_error.tex`, I
see “This is LuaTeX, Version 1.10 … tex error on line … ?”
Concerning errors, one can say
context --directives="system.showerror" somefile
and on an error an html file is generated (old feature) ... i still
couldn't figure out a way to reliable launch a browser and target the
same tab (so autolaunch is disabled for now)
Hans
Hi,
What you’re describing is the behavior I’m trying to achieve. The error
location reporting works for me, but context will still continue after
an error for me:
If I don’t specify --nonstopmode or so it’ll try to recover, and even
when I specify it, there will be other output after the
Hi Hans,
Very sorry that it was phrased so negatively. I like ConTeXt enough that I
wrote my master’s thesis in it, and am now writing my doctor’s thesis in it.
I had a long day that day and didn’t expect to have to dive so deep to find
out what I want is impossible. I think my language mostly
> Am 2019-11-12 um 13:21 schrieb Hans Hagen :
>> Would be cool to have this fixed. And to have actually useful documentation
>> instead of having to deep-dive into mtxrun.lua.
>
> remarks like the last one are very unlikely to trigger people to write
> additional documentation (a manual or
On 11/12/2019 12:14 PM, Philipp A. wrote:
Hi,
I want context to shut up, specifically the “mkiv lua stats” at the end
are useless to me and make me scroll up for actual error messages, but
better would be to just stop after the first error.
I consulted the --help docs but found them entirely
Hi,
I want context to shut up, specifically the “mkiv lua stats” at the end are
useless to me and make me scroll up for actual error messages, but better
would be to just stop after the first error.
I consulted the --help docs but found them entirely unhelpful. Also there’s
no examples. As doing
