Hi Hans,
Thank you for your reply. Here is the modified test.tex file following your
indications :
\starttext
\def\MPrunfile#1{\bufferprefix \MyMpRunFile.#1}
\def\MyMpRunFile{graphserieA}
\startMPrun
input graphserieA
\stopMPrun
\externalfigure[\MyMpRunFile.1]
\externalfigure[\MyMpRunFile.2]
At 02:45 15/06/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Hi Hans,
Thank you for your reply. Here is the modified test.tex file following your
indications :
\starttext
\def\MPrunfile#1{\bufferprefix \MyMpRunFile.#1}
\def\MyMpRunFile{graphserieA}
\startMPrun
input graphserieA
\stopMPrun
At 12:34 12/06/2003 +0200, you wrote:
In general, for all ConTeXt objects we would need a put
reference mark here command; if the object is then made into a
reference, it should be put there. (When no such mark is
defined, it should default to TeX placement + lineheight)
even then you would run
On Sun, Jun 15, 2003 at 11:03:06PM +0200, Hans Hagen wrote:
A few questions;
- How are the rules for breaking?
For a detailed explanation, you should refer to the big book. But
actually the rules are not all that difficult--probably a good deal
simpler than European languages, I'd say. The
Hans Hagen wrote:
you mix up two mechanisms:
Yes, after studying the Chinese module for a while, I also came to the
conclusion that I mixed up bad! :-)
So instead of enjoying the nice weather during the weekend, I wrote some
mapping files that will create subfonts for EUC-JP encoding. Each
\externalfigure[\MPrunfile{1}]
since you need the prefix
This does not work either.
But digging almost everywhere in ConTeXt, I finally found the macro
\executeMETAPOST{myfile.mp} in supp-mps.tex who drive the command
mpost -progname=mpost -mem=metafun myfile.mp
and do the right job
