Hello,
is it still not possible to split a table so that it covers one half page
an then
another half page?
It is my understanding that splitting moves the table to the next page and
then splits it to the following if it gets too long for one entire page.
Would a manual split be
Am 30.11.2011 um 10:29 schrieb Christian:
Hello,
is it still not possible to split a table so that it covers one half page
an then
another half page?
It is my understanding that splitting moves the table to the next page and
then splits it to the following if it gets too long for one
Hello,
is it still not possible to split a table so that it covers one half
page an then
another half page?
It is my understanding that splitting moves the table to the next
page and
then splits it to the following if it gets too long for one entire page.
Would a manual split
Am 30.11.2011 um 10:47 schrieb Christian:
Hello,
is it still not possible to split a table so that it covers one half
page an then
another half page?
It is my understanding that splitting moves the table to the next
page and
then splits it to the following if it gets too long for one
Hello,
is it still not possible to split a table so that it covers one
half page an then
another half page?
It is my understanding that splitting moves the table to the next
page and
then splits it to the following if it gets too long for one entire page.
Would a manual split
Hello,
is it still not possible to split a table so that it covers one
half page an then
another half page?
It is my understanding that splitting moves the table to the
next page and
then splits it to the following if it gets too long for one entire
page.
Would a
Hi all,
in my project I use an environment with lua-code, xml-setups and some
other definitions and settings.
Is there an simple way to get an output of the TeX-Stream, which will be
used to generate the PDF? So it would be possible to manipulate some
TeX-parts manually where the PDF-output
Hi list,
when I am using reference formats to put text in front of my text
references, I get no color. Please see the following minimal example
\setupinteraction[state=start]
\definereferenceformat[insec][text=section~]
\starttext
\section[mylabel]{A Section}
A Reference to
Hello,
I had no response for the problem related to the script hanzi, and the
reason may be that I have done a mistake since I have sent a mail only to
Wolfgang Schuster and not to the mailing list.
So in case there would be a solution to solve the problem of misplaced dots
that the script hanzi
Am 30.11.2011 um 12:56 schrieb Stefan Müller:
Hi list,
when I am using reference formats to put text in front of my text references,
I get no color. Please see the following minimal example
\setupinteraction[state=start]
\definereferenceformat[insec][text=section~]
\starttext
Many thanks Wolfgang!
On 11-11-30 01:30 AM, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 30.11.2011 um 02:19 schrieb Pavneet Arora:
I enclose a minimal example as well as the output. It would seem that the \os
causes the m-dash to come out as three hyphens. Is this the expected behavior?
Write {\os
On 30-11-2011 11:06, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
@Hans: Can you make this change in strc-flt.mkvi?
\unexpanded\def\thecurrentfloatnumbersuffix
{\doifsomething{\floatcaptionparameter\c!suffix}
{\floatcaptionparameter\c!suffixseparator
% \floatcaptionparameter\c!suffix}}
Am 2011-11-29 um 19:18 schrieb Hans Hagen:
As you know your way around context the following example probably
helps a bit figuring it out ...
Thank you very much! I had a bit of a thinker's block - idea to use a
framed was missing. I'm using ConTeXt far too seldom.
Greetlings from Lake
I have escaped the '#' character in the usual way, using a backslash, as '\#'
in a btex...etex picture as part of a MetaPost figure created within a ConTeXt
document, but the escaped character still causes the ConTeXt processing to fail.
Here is an example...
\pdfminorversion=5
Try:
using \letterhash instead of \#
or
\startasciimode
\def \FrontMatterTitle {
\startreusableMPgraphic{frontmattertitle:\overlaywidth:\overlayheight}
matter_paper_width := 4.25in;
matter_paper_height := 6.875in;
front_left_margin := 0.3889in;
top_margin :=
@Hans: Can you make this change in strc-flt.mkvi?
\unexpanded\def\thecurrentfloatnumbersuffix
{\doifsomething{\floatcaptionparameter\c!suffix}
{\floatcaptionparameter\c!suffixseparator
% \floatcaptionparameter\c!suffix}}
\floatcaptionparameter\c!suffix
Okay another anomaly: I used the example in the FAQs to try to set the feature
across the entire document, which is really what I want.
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/FAQ#How_can_I_get_the_.E2.80.9Coldstyle_numbers.E2.80.9D_.28text_figures.29_in_a_document.3F
In a manuscript length project, I
Hans
Updated Context and ran my test file. It seems to work as I would
expect on my computer. The output from Scite is below.
Thanks again for your help.
Keith McKay
mtx-epub| creating paths in tree test.tree
mtx-epub| copying toc.ncx to test.tree/OPS/toc.ncx
mtx-epub
Hi Pavneet,
I do not know which font/kind of font you intend to use. So provided the font
is a otf-type the following works:
\setupbodyfont[times,rm,12pt]
\definefontfeature[oldstyle][sript=latin,onum=yes]
\starttext
\addff{oldstyle}
1234567890 A Pause---between yes and no.
1234567890 A
I would like to put some math in metapost pictures. For the moment I am using
textext for the typesetting in my metapost macro: pic :=
textext(\setbox0=\hbox{\color[textcolor]labeltext}\dp0=0pt\box0);
picture pic will be placed in the metapost figure.
Simple math like $p=2$ works fine, but the
Hi,
I am not a specialist, but I use the « btex etex » commands, such as
dotlabel.bot (btex \switchtobodyfont[10pt] \strut $R$ etex, z1)
I just tested with the latest beta, and everything works fine, but not the
\pmatrix construct (I tried also with ${k}\choose{n}$, which works fine
Am 30.11.2011 um 20:19 schrieb Pavneet Arora:
Okay another anomaly: I used the example in the FAQs to try to set the
feature across the entire document, which is really what I want.
On 30-11-2011 20:59, Hans van der Meer wrote:
I would like to put some math in metapost pictures. For the moment I am using textext for the typesetting in my metapost
macro: pic :=
textext(\setbox0=\hbox{\color[textcolor]labeltext}\dp0=0pt\box0);
picture pic will be placed in the metapost
Works a charm, Wolfgang. Thanks again.
On 11-11-30 04:19 PM, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 30.11.2011 um 20:19 schrieb Pavneet Arora:
Okay another anomaly: I used the example in the FAQs to try to set the feature
across the entire document, which is really what I want.
On 30-11-2011 22:19, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 30.11.2011 um 20:19 schrieb Pavneet Arora:
Okay another anomaly: I used the example in the FAQs to try to set the feature
across the entire document, which is really what I want.
Am 30.11.2011 um 18:15 schrieb Christian:
@Hans: Can you make this change in strc-flt.mkvi?
\unexpanded\def\thecurrentfloatnumbersuffix
{\doifsomething{\floatcaptionparameter\c!suffix}
{\floatcaptionparameter\c!suffixseparator
% \floatcaptionparameter\c!suffix}}
Hello,
what is the proper way of using MetaPost with TeX text? I have two examples:
beginfig(1);
draw unitsquare scaled(1cm);
draw textext($\pi$) shifted((0.5,0.5)*cm);
% label(btex $\pi$ etex, origin);
endfig;
end
mptopdf --metafun produces only unknown where the Pi
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