How can I number the paragraphs in ConTeXt similar to
the latex parano.sty.?
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How can I number the paragraphs in ConTeXt similar to
the latex parano.sty.?
what does the LaTex parano do? You should not assume too much LaTeX
knowledge on this list.
Patrick
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Hans Hagen wrote:
Paul Tremblay wrote:
Is inkscape the beast that gave you so much trouble with the glib
library? I know I tried to install it and gave up after I couldn't
install glib.
indeed, but since i use windows as production platform i can wait till
i've updated the linux machines; i
Dear Mikael,
thank you very much for your interest. tfm-files I have generated, and the
tex-file is really saved in utf-8-encoding (I proved this with yudit).
After editing the lines
\starttypescript [map] [computer-modern] [t2a]
\loadmapfile[cm-super-t2a.map]
\stoptypescript
in type-map.tex,
Hi,
FYI: There is a precompiled rpm in 'i586/media/contrib',
version 0.39 for Mandrake 10.1, or version 0.41 for Mandrake
Cooker (10.2rc).
Taco
luigi.scarso wrote:
Hans Hagen wrote:
On Linux Mandrake 10.1, with some efforts,
$./configure --with-python --with-gnome-vfs
works.
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Hi,
FYI: There is a precompiled rpm in 'i586/media/contrib',
version 0.39 for Mandrake 10.1, or version 0.41 for Mandrake
Cooker (10.2rc).
when i try that on the most recent linux box we have i get:
libatkmm-1.6.so.1 is needed by inkscape-0.41-3mdk
libgc.so.1 is
Hello Albrecht,
Hm, I got no idea but to upgrade your context distribution. From the
wiki page it seems I tested it on a context from 27th or 30th of
january this year, and yours seems to be from th 28th. Sorry for being
of no great help...
/Micke P
On 4/14/05, Albrecht Kauffmann [EMAIL
Hi Hans, Hi all,
i try to use mswintex.zip (16.03.05). Sometimes there are funny Characters
in the pdf i did not typed.
For instance the file:
-
\starttext
\stoptext
results in the appending pdf.
Can someone locate the bug?
Greetings Lutz
This is pdfeTeX, Version
Hi Lutz!
In your TeX file there are three characters in front of your
\starttext command. Which editor did you use to create the
TeX file? The editor, that comes with WinXP doesn't show these
characters. But you open the file with a hex editor you can see
them.
Best regards
Michael
Hello Lutz,
is your text editor set to utf-16? If yes, set it to utf8 or something
else.
Patrick
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Hmm, I just downloaded the latest and greatest beta, and it seems to be
broken. The output of texexec --version is
texexec --version
TeXExec 5.3.0 - ConTeXt / PRAGMA ADE 1997-2005
texexec : TeXExec 5.3.0 - ConTeXt / PRAGMA ADE 1997-2005
texutil : TeXUtil 9.0.0 -
Sorry for going off topic, but since it is a concern ...
Using a linux distribution with an intelligent package/dependencies
handling system such as Gentoo or Debian would end your updating
woes for all time. In debian testing
apt-get install inkscape
downloads and installs inkscape 0.41 and
Johan Sandblom wrote:
Sorry for going off topic, but since it is a concern ...
apt-get install inkscape
downloads and installs inkscape 0.41 and updates all dependencies
automatically and in Gentoo
mandrake has urpmi:
urpmi inkscape
which does installs, lookups, dependancy checks
Johan Sandblom wrote:
Sorry for going off topic, but since it is a concern ...
Using a linux distribution with an intelligent package/dependencies
handling system such as Gentoo or Debian would end your updating
woes for all time. In debian testing
apt-get install inkscape
urpmq,urpmi, etc
Hi,
I am lost in ConTeXt's setup-jungle:
I have a section set is unnumbered:
\setuphead[LevelThree] [number=no, ...|
But in the TOC I would like to have a dot (or another symbol) before
the head/title, like this:
o Section's Title 17
Is this a matter of \setuphead or \setuplist? Or none
Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
Hi,
I am lost in ConTeXt's setup-jungle:
I have a section set is unnumbered:
\setuphead[LevelThree] [number=no, ...|
But in the TOC I would like to have a dot (or another symbol) before
the head/title, like this:
o Section's Title 17
Hello out there,
after a \quotation no line break is possible. For what reason?
Is this a bug or a feature? (I'd consider this as a bug).
--
\starttext
\tracingparagraphs=1
\tracingonline=1
\pretolerance -1
\tolerance 1
\quotation{Foo bar baz
Hi Lutz,
I use exclusively scite 1.63 with the properties files delivered with
the Context distr. - I never had this problem. At least with
TeXExec 5.2.4 - ConTeXt / PRAGMA ADE 1997-2005
This is pdfeTeXk, Version 3.141592-1.20a-2.2 (Web2c 7.5.3)
\starttext\stoptext does create the expected
Matthias Weber, April 13:
\pagereference[name] or \textreference[name]{text}
to place a label, and \at{page}[name] to refer to the page number.
Actually, it turns out that \reference worked best, but thanks for
pointing them out for me. I was actually using them, only in the wrong
way...I
is your text editor set to utf-16? If yes, set it to utf8 or something
else.
I think, my SciTe 1.63 editor puts these characters into every new file.
Is this a known problem?
Has anybody the same effect?
I use SciTe 1.63 for Windows + ConTeXt .properties files.
are you sure that your scite
Patrick Gundlach wrote:
are you sure that your scite does not use utf-16 and puts the BOM (byte
order mark) there?
scite indeed does this (kind of annoying)
context can handle that for xml files
i can consider handling it automatically (i.e. when BOM before first start-stop,
then assume utf-8)
Hello (Taco?),
I'd like to get the list in the bibliography sorted by author.
\setuppublications
[alternative=apa,
sorttype=bbl,
criterium=all,
]
\setupbibtex
[database=umbruchlit,
sorttype=author]
does not do what I'd like. It lists the entries in the order of \cite.
And
Johan Sandblom wrote:
...
Comparing the two, the debian testing distribution has never been less
than stable while gentoo testing is updated faster, but has given me trouble
at some points.
Sorry for the noise if this is inappropriate information for this list,
no problem; here i have been
Patrick Gundlach wrote:
Hello (Taco?),
I'd like to get the list in the bibliography sorted by author.
\setuppublications
[alternative=apa,
sorttype=bbl,
criterium=all,
]
Try this sequence opf commands instead
(not tested, but I have a sudden hunch that this will work):
I used RedHat five years ago but quickly got fed up having to
chase down dependencies and got Debian. Only trouble I have had
since then was when I started using recent ConTeXts and couldn't
go with the default tetex, but texlive is easy enough to install.
I started using gentoo about a year ago
Taco, this works for me. Glad this came upI was going to inquire soon.
David
Try this sequence opf commands instead
(not tested, but I have a sudden hunch that this will work):
\setuppublications
[alternative=apa]
\setuppublications
[sorttype=bbl,
criterium=all]
(and if this
The main manual on ConTeXt give a number of different ways to change
font sizes (if I understand it correctly):
1. {\switchtobodyfont[18pt] text}
2. {\tfx font size ??}
3. {\xii some font}
What are the advantages of each? I would think that option (1) would
be the simplest and clearest to
I want to create cross references and just wanted to make sure I am
doing it correctly:
see \ref[r][mark1] \par
\page
\reference[mark1]{} foo \par
Since my original file will be in XML, I don't need any of ConTeXt's
other more advanced features. I will use the above code to generate a
TOC, a
1. {\switchtobodyfont[18pt] text}
2. {\tfx font size ??}
3. {\xii some font}
What are the advantages of each? I would think that option (1) would
be the simplest and clearest to use.
Consider 1 vs. 2 if your editor or journal said, ``No, we don't want
12pt text, we want 10pt text.'' If you've
Hi, Ciro,
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well, it seems there is nobody willing to give me any tip on this...
FYI, I am thinking in several bi-lingual books: one novel, one book of
poems (which is
very dificult, but easier
Dear cartel,
There is an apparent bug in the verbatim mechanism. In the following example,
the `A' is typed but the curly brackets are not typed after \head. \type works
as expected in the other two instances. I tried \relax (and a couple of other
hacks) but that does not help. Please advise.
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