Hallo!
I'll try asking my question a little bit different:
With
\setupnumber[formula] [number=davidsnumber]
the origin formulanumber(what is its name?) will be overwritten and
replaced by davidsnumber.
But with
\setupnumber[figure] [number=davidsnumber]
the origin figurenumbering remains
Hallo!
This is a question to a somewhat older post:
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 09:55:28 +0200
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Well, I start from the beginning with odd/even layout setting, and
the
following does not work. The behaviour I see is that only the odd
setting
is used. What is wrong in there?
\definelayout[odd]
[width=middle,
backspace=7cm,
cutspace=5cm]
\definelayout[even]
I have a little problem with the module 'verb-c'.
Backslashes in verbatim text seem to disturb colors.
\usemodule[verb-c]
\setupcolors[state=start]
\setuptyping[C][color=blue,palet=colorpretty,
numbering=line]
\starttext
--
\|10 as a relacement for \VL gives me thicker vert. lines in that
position only. How can I define a thicker vert. Line for the
whole column? My attempts in \starttable[..\|10..] doesn't work.
--
Is there an other way of changing linethickness
can it be that the (here commented)
\beginofpretty[\!!prettyeight]%
\beginofpretty[\!!prettynine]%
pickup is not needed? i guess that it has no matching stop and since
colors are grouped ...
Yes, works!
Wolfgang
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Hallo!
I have a little problem with the module 'verb-c'.
Backslashes in verbatim text seem to disturb colors.
\usemodule[verb-c]
\setupcolors[state=start]
\setuptyping[C][color=blue,palet=colorpretty,
numbering=line]
Should'nt \arg{bla} be \type{{bla}}?
I can't give you a satisfying answer for this, but
Should'nt \expandafter\type\expandafter{\arg{bla}} be
\type{{bla}}?
gives
Should?nt \dohandlemathtokenarg{bla} be {bla}?
(so I guess the answer is probably no)
\arg is one of the verbatim
Hallo!
I have studied the table examples at contextgarden and have some
questions.
--
\|10 as a relacement for \VL gives me thicker vert. lines in that
position only. How can I define a thicker vert. Line for the whole
column? My attempts in \starttable[..\|10..] doesn't
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2006 23:33:38 +0200
From: Taco Hoekwater [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [NTG-context] Snapping sectionhead
While I was reading 'In the Details' to learn more about grid-
typesetting, I could not comprehend the examples with
grid={broad,...}.
Then in section 1.8 I
\setupcolors[state=start]
\starttext
How can I use the brace-key right?
\starttable[| \{ |]
the wiki entry is not that clear (enclose the column in braces).
\{ is a just a grouping command (which directly gives a solution
for
your second answer)
Use
[| a{\{}b{\}} |]
to add
Hallo!
While I was reading 'In the Details' to learn more about grid-
typesetting, I could not comprehend the examples with
grid={broad,...}.
Then in section 1.8 I read that grid=line should be a shortcut for
grid={broad,high,depth}.
Section 1.8 deals \exclusively with
Hallo!
I had some questions a few days ago and there was not any reply.
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2006 10:39:47 +0200
Subject: [NTG-context] Floats Method
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2006 10:39:47 +0200
Subject: [NTG-context] Snapping sectionhead
May be the questions where not clear enough.
What can I do?
Hallo!
After reading some manuals, I have some questions.
May be I have not understand it right.
Try the following example:
---
\setupcolors[state=start]
\starttext
How can I use the brace-key right?
\starttable[| \{ |]
\NC no braces \SR
\stoptable
What I am doing wrong
Hallo!
\setuppapersize[a4][a4]
\setupfloat[figure][none,fit,here,always,top,bottom,force,page]
\setupcaption[figure][number=no]
\setuplayout[grid=yes]% Problem doesn't exist with grid=no
\starttext
\input tufte
\placefigure{}{\framed[offset=none]{%
Same batch file, so yes.
It would be possible to convert the batch file into a perl or
ruby
scripts plus a one-line batch that starts the interpreter +
script,
Hmm,
aren't you shutting with 'Kanonen auf Spatzen'?
I have running the standalone-context here on WindowsME.
I have modifyed
The difference to the example that I have posted is, that you gave
the options [page,none] explicitly with \placefigure and I have
used
\setupfloat[figure][page,none].
\setupfloat[figure][default={page,none}]
may work (untested)
Hans
Yes, this works!
Thank you for your help!
If the batch file is still functionally equivalent, it would
make sense to include it in the distribution. I vaguely recall
that I had removed all of the 'smart' stuff from the batch
file to please command.com, making it much less functional,
but perhaps that is more an indication of how well
Hallo!
In \setupfloats[] what exactly is the difference between textmethod
and sidemethod?
Compared with the gridsize, why does a 1 point window (method=2) help
when typesetting on grids?
Isn't 1% (method=1) much more in the most cases than 1 point?
Wolfgang
Hallo!
Can you try to create a minimal file to play with?
Inventing test documents from scratch takes a lot of time, time
that is often not available (like today). Having a small but
full document will greatly improve your chances of getting a
quick response.
Cheers,
Taco
Sorry
Hallo!
I can not find a solution for the following problem:
I would like to place a floating, framed graphic at the next page
following the \placefigure[]{}{\framed[]{...}} command.
Problem: The graphicdimensions are (\makeupwidth,\textheight).
Neither the options page, here, force or always
You can wrap that whole stuff inside
\startlinecorrection
...
\stoplinecorrection
The stuff inside that environment will not be grid-aligned,
but the final resulting box will be.
Thank you, that works.
Wolfgang
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Hallo!
I use
\setuplayout[grid=yes]
and a chapterdefinition which looks like:
Author
-
Title
Text text text ...
The hor. Line above is a \textrule
and the vert. spacing between author and line and
Hallo!
In the following example with two nearly identical tables:
--
\starttext
\setupTABLE[r][each][frame=off]
\setupTABLE[r][first][bottomframe=on,rulethickness=.05em]
\bTABLE
\bTR \bTD Nr.\ \eTD \bTD Eintrag \eTD \eTR
\bTR \bTD 1 \eTD
- a space-char between 'doublesided' and ']' removes the last
blank
page (strange).
This is normal: 'doublesided' is not equal to 'doublesided '.
And 'doublesided' requires certainly an even number of pages.
Ohh! But a leading space has no effekt.
What is the exact syntax for
Hi Wolfgang,
I tried your code. Indeed there is no blank page after the
Schmutztitel.
But a blank page before!
So you need to add to the \startstandardmakeup[page=yes]. -
No that doesn't help.
And it shouldn't be necessary. Right?
Something
fuzzy is at hand with grid=yes.
If you
the problem has to do with an overflow of makeup in grid mode (due
to already present mark reset nodes); i uploaded a beta that
(hopefully) corrects the problem (thanks to taco for analyzing that
it was textheight related)
Hans
Thank you, Hans and Taco!
It works now as expected.
I tried your code. Indeed there is no blank page after the
Schmutztitel.
So you need to add to the \startstandardmakeup[page=yes]. -
Something
Moreover:
page=yes|right|... makes the same page break setting to both
place:
start...matter and stop...matter. I ussually need a
Hallo!
I am trying to use 'standardmakeup' to produce 'Schmutztitel'-page
with a following blank page. I think this is what
\start\stopstandardmakeup is for (in doublesided environments).
But the example bellow has first a blank page and then
'Schmutztitel'.
There is a fourth blank page too.
Hallo!
The following:
---
\definepapersize[RM][width=170mm,height=240mm]
\setuppapersize [RM][A4]
\setuplayout[marking=on, location=middle]
\starttext
Bla
\stoptext
---
results in 163mm width and 230mm height.
What is wrong here?
A second observation: file 'rm.tex'
The following:
---
\definepapersize[RM][width=170mm,height=240mm]
\setuppapersize [RM][A4]
\setuplayout[marking=on, location=middle]
\starttext
Bla
\stoptext
---
results in 163mm width and 230mm height.
What is wrong here?
before or after
Hi all (esp. windows users),
Last night I tried setting up a Win98SE for use with context
using mswincontext.zip (I borrowed a laptop for bachotek, so
I could not install linux on it ... ).
It went terribly wrong. At first I thought it was just the
shoddy Win98 install on that machine,
Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2006 00:26:12 +0200
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ok! I have modified the batch-files.
Next Problems:
texexec.ini is not found in 'context\config'
I copyed it in 'scripts\context\perl'
now it is found.
Is this normal? Or is this a symptome of the problem I am looking
for?
'texexec --verbose' tries to compile all the files in the
Hallo!
Some months ago I have downloaded 'mswincontext.zip'.
There were a lot of Problems and I tried to solve them.
I could finally compile some files. But then I get new problems and
so I decided to start over and ask the list for help.
First Problem (may be the mother of all the others):
First Problem (may be the mother of all the others):
The Batch-Files 'cdemo.bat' and 'cscite.bat' are using for example
%~s1 for the first placeholder on the commandline.
My Windowssystem (ME) doesn't understand this.
Are there other Batch-Files that work on older
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 16:00:41 +0200
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