Hans Hagen schrieb:
hm, will be in the mkiv zip soon (or maybe all mkiv code will be in the
main zip; depends on how many context users want to experiment with the
declared-stable parts of luatex)
I would.
But OpenType fonts also work on Linux Windows.
sure, but one needs this
Leo schrieb:
Is this a bug of AUCTeX? If so, could you report it to its developers?
I did post it on the mailing list some time ago with no reaction. I'll
probably post a patch with some smallish ConTeXt-related modifications
to AucTeX sometime over the near future.
Philipp
Hi,
I was fixing a bug in my AucTeX and found that at present it is
difficult to parse the output from texexec. Basically Emacs runs
texexec in a buffer in --batchmode, then tries to parse the output
whether an error occurred and where. Unfortunately with texexec I don't
get any error
Hans Hagen schrieb:
mtxtools can create such lists using the unicode consotium glyph table,
mojca's mapping list and enco/regi files
we use mtxtools to create the tables needed for xetex (used for case
mapping) and luatex (more extensive manipulations)
Sounds interesting. Where do I get
Aditya Mahajan schrieb:
In order to get similar features with ConTeXt, it would be nice if
texexec could be made to be a little bit more verbose in its --batchmode
output. Is there a way to do this currently?
texexec --nonstopmode
Does the job, thanks. AucTeX assumes
Sanjoy Mahajan schrieb:
Does the job, thanks. AucTeX assumes
--passon=-interaction=nonstopmode, which doesn't work.
It worked with the perl (=older) texexec, but the ruby version doesn't
have a --passon switch.
I guess it would be best if it would be compatible with both versions.
I
Hi,
texexec has been doing the necessary BibTeX calls for some time now, but
is there a way to configure which BibTeX engine is being called? I am
using BibTeX 8 (because of Unicode in my bibliography) and have been
renaming the executable so far, but it seems there should be a better way.
Taco Hoekwater schrieb:
The next release will have
\setupbibtex[bibtex=bibtex8]
Great, thanks.
Philipp
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to replace bibtex with ctxbibtex, which is a shell script I can edit
to use bibtex8, etc. with appropriate arguments (e.g., for very
large .bib files) as well as encoding tricks. A dirty hack is to put an
\installprogram{ctxbibtex \jobname}}}
line in
Hi,
I've been writing a script that sifts through the unic-xxx.tex files to
get a readable mapping what Unicode characters are supported using
\Amacron-style names.
In the process I found one bug and something that might be another bug:
- the Cyrillic block (unic-004.tex) is missing an
Hi,
I have a question regarding ConTeXt, XeTeX and the use of Unicode fonts
with diacritic characters which I use quite a lot. (Note also that I'm
a novice user.) Consider the following extreme example (using Gentium
http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsiid=gentium):
Hi,
is there a first-line comment directive or a \setupoutput[] parameter to
force usage of XeTeX just like the --xtx commandline switch?
Consider the following document:
--
% ??? = xetex???
\starttext
This is a piece of text
\stoptext
--
I just
Philipp Reichmuth schrieb:
In the meantime, is it possible to enable/disable ConTeXt's UTF-8
handler selectively for pieces of text?
I just tried
\definetypeface[lucida][rm][Xserif][Lucida Bright]
\setupbodyfont[lucida]
\starttext
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Hans Hagen schrieb:
is there a first-line comment directive or a \setupoutput[] parameter to
force usage of XeTeX just like the --xtx commandline switch?
% engine=xetex
should work
Doesn't work for me. Test document:
-- xetex-invocation-engine.tex
% engine=xetex
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