[NTG-context] Removing a single ligature and using swash alternates
Hello, I'm using Minion Pro, and I would like to remove the Th ligature (but only that one). Also, I'm trying to define a \swash command that uses swash from Minion Pro Italic. Any help? \usemodule [simplefonts] [size=11pt] \setmainfont [Minion Pro] [expansion=quality, protrusion=quality] \setupalign [hz,hanging] Thanks! ___ If your question is of interest to others as well, please add an entry to the Wiki! maillist : ntg-context@ntg.nl / http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context webpage : http://www.pragma-ade.nl / http://tex.aanhet.net archive : http://foundry.supelec.fr/projects/contextrev/ wiki : http://contextgarden.net ___
[NTG-context] Check the character after a macro
Hello,
Is it possible to check (in a macro definition) if the character following the
macro is included in a set of characters?
Something that could work like this:
\def\MyMacro#1{%
\ifNextCharIn{abcd} \dothis%
\else \dothat%
\fi%
}
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Re: [NTG-context] Check the character after a macro
Hi,
You have several commands in ConTeXt doing what you are seeking to do: please
look at the examples below:
%%% begin do-if-inset.tex
\starttext
\type{\doifinset{A}{A,B,C}{should go}:} \doifinset{A}{A,B,C}{should go}
\type{\doifinset{D}{A,B,C}{should go}:} \doifinset{D}{A,B,C}{should
participate}
\type{\doifnotinset{}{A,B,C}{not in the set}:} \doifnotinset{}{A,B,C}{not in
the set}
\type{\doifnotinset{D}{A,B,C}{not in the set}:} \doifnotinset{D}{A,B,C}{not in
the set}
\doifinsetelse{D}{A,B,C}{it is in the set}{it is not in the set}
\define\test{B}
\type{\doifinsetelse{\test}{A,B,C}{\test\ is in the set}{\test\ is not in the
set}}
\doifinsetelse{\test}{A,B,C}{\test\ is in the set}{\test\ is not in the set}
\stoptext
%%% end do-if-inset.tex
Best regards: OK
On 01 May 2015, at 18:56, Sam Ḥilluc shil...@gmx.com wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to check (in a macro definition) if the character following the
macro is included in a set of characters?
Something that could work like this:
\def\MyMacro#1{%
\ifNextCharIn{abcd} \dothis%
\else \dothat%
\fi%
}
Cheers.
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Re: [NTG-context] Check the character after a macro
Am 01.05.2015 um 20:41 schrieb Sam Ḥilluc shil...@gmx.com:
On 2015-05-01 19:38, Otared Kavian wrote:
Hi,
You have several commands in ConTeXt doing what you are seeking to do:
please look at the examples below:
%%% begin do-if-inset.tex
\starttext
\type{\doifinset{A}{A,B,C}{should go}:} \doifinset{A}{A,B,C}{should go}
\type{\doifinset{D}{A,B,C}{should go}:} \doifinset{D}{A,B,C}{should
participate}
\type{\doifnotinset{}{A,B,C}{not in the set}:} \doifnotinset{}{A,B,C}{not in
the set}
\type{\doifnotinset{D}{A,B,C}{not in the set}:} \doifnotinset{D}{A,B,C}{not
in the set}
\doifinsetelse{D}{A,B,C}{it is in the set}{it is not in the set}
\define\test{B}
\type{\doifinsetelse{\test}{A,B,C}{\test\ is in the set}{\test\ is not in
the set}}
\doifinsetelse{\test}{A,B,C}{\test\ is in the set}{\test\ is not in the set}
\stoptext
%%% end do-if-inset.tex
Best regards: OK
This works for testing if a given character is in a set, but how can I
retrieve
that character just after the defined macro.
To give an example, a macro that adds a dot if the next character is not a
comma.
\MyMacro{text1} text2 - text1. text2
\MyMacro{text1}, text2- text1, text2
You can use the \doifelsenextchar command to check the character after your
command.
\define[1]\MyMacro
{\doifelsenextchar{,}
{#1}
{#1. }}
\starttext
\MyMacro{left} right
\MyMacro{left}, right
\stoptext
The limitation of this method is that you check only for one character at a time
and when want to check for more you have to use multiple \doifelsenextchar
lines.
\doifelsenextchar{,}
{...}
{\doifelsenextchar{.}
{...}
{...}}
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Re: [NTG-context] Check the character after a macro
On 2015-05-01 19:38, Otared Kavian wrote:
Hi,
You have several commands in ConTeXt doing what you are seeking to do: please
look at the examples below:
%%% begin do-if-inset.tex
\starttext
\type{\doifinset{A}{A,B,C}{should go}:} \doifinset{A}{A,B,C}{should go}
\type{\doifinset{D}{A,B,C}{should go}:} \doifinset{D}{A,B,C}{should
participate}
\type{\doifnotinset{}{A,B,C}{not in the set}:} \doifnotinset{}{A,B,C}{not in
the set}
\type{\doifnotinset{D}{A,B,C}{not in the set}:} \doifnotinset{D}{A,B,C}{not
in the set}
\doifinsetelse{D}{A,B,C}{it is in the set}{it is not in the set}
\define\test{B}
\type{\doifinsetelse{\test}{A,B,C}{\test\ is in the set}{\test\ is not in the
set}}
\doifinsetelse{\test}{A,B,C}{\test\ is in the set}{\test\ is not in the set}
\stoptext
%%% end do-if-inset.tex
Best regards: OK
This works for testing if a given character is in a set, but how can I retrieve
that character just after the defined macro.
To give an example, a macro that adds a dot if the next character is not a
comma.
\MyMacro{text1} text2 - text1. text2
\MyMacro{text1}, text2- text1, text2
Thanks.
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Re: [NTG-context] Letterhead Usage
On 04/30/2015 08:46 PM, henman wrote: I have created a letterhead for correspondence, but it is too unfriendly to have to include it in every time. I would like to use it as a package, but don't know if it's possible. The problem I see is that the command \setlayer must be done after the \starttext command. If it doesn't then formatting commands such as \sc will not take affect and I believe a different font is also applied. What would be a user friendly way to implement letterheads (made up using the layers functionality of context? Hi, could you provide a minimal sample that shows the issues you’re experiencing? Pablo -- http://www.ousia.tk ___ If your question is of interest to others as well, please add an entry to the Wiki! maillist : ntg-context@ntg.nl / http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context webpage : http://www.pragma-ade.nl / http://tex.aanhet.net archive : http://foundry.supelec.fr/projects/contextrev/ wiki : http://contextgarden.net ___
Re: [NTG-context] Letterhead Usage
Am 30.04.2015 um 20:46 schrieb henman dhen...@gmail.com:
I have created a letterhead for correspondence, but it is too unfriendly to
have to include it in every time.
I would like to use it as a package, but don't know if it's possible.
The problem I see is that the command \setlayer must be done after the
\starttext command.
If it doesn't then formatting commands such as \sc will not take affect and
I believe a different font is also applied.
What would be a user friendly way to implement letterheads (made up using
the layers functionality of context?
You can put the layer settings in a setups environment and flush the content
when the page backgrounds are applied
with the setups key for \setupbackground.
\definelayer[letterhead][width=\paperwidth,height=\paperheight]
\startsetups[letterhead]
\ifnum\rawcountervalue[userpage]=1
\setlayerframed[letterhead][x=\backspace,y=1cm][width=\textwidth,height=2cm,align={middle,lohi}]{First
page}
\else
\setlayerframed[letterhead][x=\backspace,y=1cm][width=\textwidth,height=2cm,align={middle,lohi}]{Second
page}
\fi
\stopsetups
\setupbackgrounds[page][background=letterhead,setups=letterhead]
\starttext
\dorecurse{3}{\page[empty]}
\stoptext
Wolfgang
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Re: [NTG-context] line number overwriting
Am 30.04.2015 um 11:24 schrieb Pierre-François Bonnefoi bonne...@unilim.fr: Hello, thank you for your solution. As I understand this code, it's a patch to some internal processing code, so I've integrated it in my environment file. The result is similar to the previous result : PastedGraphic-2.png I've two columns paragraph, with a verbatim zone in the left column that gets two numbering : 1 to 25 then 26 to 50. If I change the numbering style with the command \definelinenumbering associated to the verbatim zone from the global numbering style, I get one numbering with the particular style and the other with the global style. When you create custom typing environment context also creates a line numbering environment with the same name and to change its values you should use the \setuplinenumbering command and not \definelinenumbering. I don't know if this gives insight into the process that occurs in the rendering engine. Please make a minimal example with the problem. Wolfgang ___ If your question is of interest to others as well, please add an entry to the Wiki! maillist : ntg-context@ntg.nl / http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context webpage : http://www.pragma-ade.nl / http://tex.aanhet.net archive : http://foundry.supelec.fr/projects/contextrev/ wiki : http://contextgarden.net ___
Re: [NTG-context] Synonyms’ \infull doesn’t work anymore
Am 01.05.2015 um 04:11 schrieb Thomas Floeren t...@mac.com:
Hi,
starting with the Beta from 16 April I have a problem with synonyms. The
\infull part doesn’t work anymore.
Example:
```
\definesynonyms [Tea] [Teas] [\fullTea]
\setupsynonyms [Tea] [synonymstyle=italic]
\Tea [tFop] {FOP} {Flowery Orange Pekoe}
\starttext
\tFop\ is ‘\fullTea{tFop}’.
\stoptext
```
I can make it work again with some hackery in the strc-syn.mkiv file: If I
copy back the line
`\simplelistparameter\c!textcommand{\clf_synonymmeaning{#1}{#2}}%` (e.g. from
the Beta 14 April) into the `strc_synonyms_insert_meaning` definition (at
line ~338) it works again.
You have to change the definition for the \strc_synonyms_insert_meaning command.
\unexpanded\def\strc_synonyms_insert_meaning#1#2% name tag
{\begingroup
\def\currentsimplelist{#1}%
+ \def\currentsynonymtag{#2}%
+ \fastsetup{\??simplelistrenderings::\v!text}%
- \fastsetup{\??simplelistrenderings:\v!text}%
\endgroup}
Wolfgang
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Re: [NTG-context] Check the character after a macro
On 2015-05-01 21:10, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
You can use the \doifelsenextchar command to check the character after your
command.
\define[1]\MyMacro
{\doifelsenextchar{,}
{#1}
{#1. }}
\starttext
\MyMacro{left} right
\MyMacro{left}, right
\stoptext
The limitation of this method is that you check only for one character at a
time
and when want to check for more you have to use multiple \doifelsenextchar
lines.
\doifelsenextchar{,}
{...}
{\doifelsenextchar{.}
{...}
{...}}
Wolfgang
It worked, thanks.
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Re: [NTG-context] Synonyms’ \infull doesn’t work anymore
On 01 May 15, at 11:47, Wolfgang Schuster schuster.wolfg...@gmail.com wrote:
Am 01.05.2015 um 04:11 schrieb Thomas Floeren t...@mac.com:
Hi,
starting with the Beta from 16 April I have a problem with synonyms. The
\infull part doesn’t work anymore.
Example:
```
\definesynonyms [Tea] [Teas] [\fullTea]
\setupsynonyms [Tea] [synonymstyle=italic]
\Tea [tFop] {FOP} {Flowery Orange Pekoe}
\starttext
\tFop\ is ‘\fullTea{tFop}’.
\stoptext
```
I can make it work again with some hackery in the strc-syn.mkiv file: If I
copy back the line
`\simplelistparameter\c!textcommand{\clf_synonymmeaning{#1}{#2}}%` (e.g.
from the Beta 14 April) into the `strc_synonyms_insert_meaning` definition
(at line ~338) it works again.
You have to change the definition for the \strc_synonyms_insert_meaning
command.
\unexpanded\def\strc_synonyms_insert_meaning#1#2% name tag
{\begingroup
\def\currentsimplelist{#1}%
+ \def\currentsynonymtag{#2}%
+ \fastsetup{\??simplelistrenderings::\v!text}%
- \fastsetup{\??simplelistrenderings:\v!text}%
\endgroup}
Ah, thank you!
I was close … more or less ;-)
--
Tom
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