l in a row.
\startplacetable[mode=columns,reference=demo-1]
\externalfigure[cow][width=\textwidth]
\stopplacetable
\samplefile{tufte}
\stoptext
so basically we have an "at the spot" placement or a float
Is "mode" in floats something new? How is
in the 'Preview' listbox
- check the now visible 'Show Overprinting' checkbox
Now all overprinting stuff is shown in the selected color (orange).
Well, at least should...
After comparing the pdftex and the luatex pdf files, I found a
difference in the used overprinting modes. pdftex uses
On Tue, 30 Aug 2011, Andreas Schneider wrote:
I worked with t-vim a bit more and encountered a small problem with the way
vim handles syntax definitions. Some of them have several modes that get
activated by setting a variable first. For example the syntax sh (shell
scripts) can be enhanced
Hello,
I created a testing file which tests existence and type of
(tex|context|document).(modes|arguments|variables) by Lua - see the attachments.
It seems that:
- Modes are accessible by tex.modes[a-mode].
- - tex.modes are 'false' by default. I.e. they are not 'nil' but 'false', even
2011/1/7 Procházka Lukáš Ing. - Pontex s. r. o. l...@pontex.cz:
Hello,
I created a testing file which tests existence and type of
(tex|context|document).(modes|arguments|variables) by Lua - see the
attachments.
It seems that:
- Modes are accessible by tex.modes[a-mode].
- - tex.modes
At 18:32 12/06/2003 +0200, you wrote:
Ahoi!
I just reviewed my german ConTeXt tutorial and tried to tell the truth
about all the table modes. Please correct me if I'm wrong:
* tabulate
- can break over several pages
- [start|stop]tabulate[head|tail] should define a repeated head/tail
are natural components for me. I will never ship chapter1.pdf
but I might want to work on my book one chapter at a time.
In your example, a chapter is a product. You produce different what I
would call `products' by using different modes.
That is confusing for me. Never mind the cupboard and drawers
\completecontent and
not \placelist[chapter,section], having excluded lower-level sectioning
headers via \setupcombinedlist. I am asking if there is a way to take
advantage of user-defined or system modes, or section blocks, to
accomplish this without requiring explicit markup (silentsection in your
example
q/337738/52406), and got the answer that
> what I want to do might not be possible.
>
> In my large document I have exercises (typeset with \startexercise
> \stopexercise, defined as an enumeration). Is it possible to use modes
> (or any other trick) to be able to compile the same file an
i.contextgarden.net/Command/setupcolors
> (I would activate rgb or cmyk colors via modes, if you produce different
> media)
I don't know how to enable this via modes.
> CMYK colors in SVG are difficult (I needed them in 2005, nowadays there’s a
> hardly supported standard for icc
://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/setupcolors
(I would activate rgb or cmyk colors via modes, if you produce different media)
I don't know how to enable this via modes.
\setupcolors[cmyk=yes,rgb=no] etc
CMYK colors in SVG are difficult (I needed them in 2005, nowadays there’s a
hardly supported standard
On 9/4/2020 2:20 PM, Jan Willem Flamma wrote:
Dear list members,
Is it possible to combine modes and MetaFun?
In the below MWE, the \doifmode construction does not work.
Kind regards,
Jan Willem Flamma
===
\enablemode[en]
%\enablemode[nl]
\starttext
\startbuffer[square]
u := 2cm
Dear list members, I write training manuals and use the Modes mechanism a lot to create documents at various competency levels using a single set of source files. So far the manuals have been written in English but now a separate Dutch translation has to be created. It is important that the two
Den tors 11 juni 2020 10:45Jan Willem Flamma skrev:
>
>
> Dear list members,
>
>
>
> I write training manuals and use the Modes mechanism a lot to create
> documents at various competency levels using a single set of source files.
> So far the manuals have been
On 2/20/2021 4:42 PM, juh wrote:
Am Fri, Feb 19, 2021 at 01:17:15PM +0100 schrieb Hans Hagen:
On 2/19/2021 11:46 AM, juh wrote:
Am Fri, Feb 19, 2021 at 10:47:36AM +0100 schrieb Hans Hagen:
The question is: what happens in that file with modes?
Nothing too fancy. I attached the files
ent with this method as well,
comparing and contrasting with blocks and Aditya's modes method.
It might be a bit annoying, but you could end the previous mode before
starting the next.
Assuming that I'm not misunderstanding you: For a book-length project,
that would be beyond annoying.
Well,
of the \cite command (bib-module) (Martin Hoher)
3. Re: first steps with \dosingleempty (Goebel, Juergen)
4. Re: use of the \cite command (bib-module) (Thomas A. Schmitz)
5. Re: first steps with \dosingleempty (Wolfgang Schuster)
6. Re: modes questions (Hans Hagen)
7. Re: modes questions
up an
xml file. You can then have the overview via scripts.
Yet for short texts it can be a solution. I have case material for my trainings
in both English and Dutch in the same file. Instead of modes, I use blocks.
Like this:
\defineblock[ENblok]
\defineblock[NLblok]
\setupblock[NLblok][before
trainings in both English and Dutch in the same file. Instead of modes, I use blocks. Like this: \defineblock[ENblok]\defineblock[NLblok] \setupblock[NLblok][before={\mainlanguage[nl]},after=]\setupblock[ENblok][before={\mainlanguage[en]},after=] Then, determine which blocks you want to use in your file
On 29.08.2011 23:35, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
On Tue, 30 Aug 2011, Andreas Schneider wrote:
I worked with t-vim a bit more and encountered a small problem with
the way vim handles syntax definitions. Some of them have several
modes that get activated by setting a variable first. For example
with the same content, but
different layout, you can use modes
(http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Modes).
So i wish to have only vertical progression bars + percentage in the
inner margin. s-pre-01 original style show a bottom interaction bar
filled with pagenumbers drawn as little rectangles. Maybe it's
takes the name of the current file as argument, the name
of
the file is tired in the command \currentcomponent. In MkIV you can replace the
name
with “*” and context would still print the correct name with \currentcomponent.
The asterisk in modes indicates that you use a system mode which
-component
structure to use and re-use components. Other aspects are
- different modes (presentation, handout, manuscript)
'modes' have always been around
- poster production
A1 papersizes are supported as are layers (the way to make posters).
- nice graphics/animation via pstricks
Dear list members,
Another mode related question:
When combining modes, a rather large double space appears between two mode
blocks (i.e. where the first mode stops and the second mode begins)
In the MWE below are 3 cases. The large space is not present in the 3rd case
Is this intended
: I
actually use the Raw Steps module, by David Munger (dated from 2006),
which still worked, but in MKII only. This is essential for me for my
teaching and talks. During teaching, I have designed courses notes in
ConText using a lot modes of context: the notes are different for
the teac
l worked, but in MKII only. This is essential for me for my
> > teaching and talks. During teaching, I have designed courses notes in
> > ConText using a lot modes of context: the notes are different for
> > the teacher, are available in two formats for the students (paper and
> >
necolor[CompanyBlue][r=0,g=0,b=1,c=1,m=1,y=0,k=0]
>>
>> and see https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Command/setupcolors
>> (I would activate rgb or cmyk colors via modes, if you produce different
>> media)
>
> I don't know how to enable this via modes.
\startnotmode[pri
Thank you all.
No modes, no funniness in the environment file.
The test case works (Acroread/properties shows the Title, Author,
Subject, and Keywords fields). However, my real case does get the other
fields (Author, Subject, and Keywords) but contains in the Title field
the filename
lecture notes with embedded pictures. I'd like to
compile the document into one form to hand out to the class (or make
available on the web) and another to be used as a presentation, much
like latex-beamer, with just the pictures.
This is in fact quite easy with ConTeXt, you can use different modes
of the box then I'd be glad
| to hear about them.
Well, not specific to AucTeX, you could use one of emacs' template modes
to create new tex files, specifying the needed lines in the template.
http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/emacs-en/TemplatesMode
(I use template.el to choose e.g. from several
trickery, you could use ConTeXt
modes:
\startmode[A]
\definecolor [mycolor] [g=1]
\stopmode
\startmode[B]
\definecolor [mycolor] [r=1]
\stopmode
You can then set \enablemode[A] in your file or pass the mode on the
commandline: texexec --mode=A
HTH
Thomas
to just jump in and pinpoint the culprit -- at least
for me.
i cannot put a \relax in there because \answerblock looks ahead
the argument grabber handles some of the if's but only the primitives;
in your case ... don't use \ifanswers, just use modes ...
\enablemode[answers] ... \doirmnode
identical logical input in Arabic and Farsi modes.
The makers of Unipad are Iranian and they implement both Arabic and Farsi
rules correctly, have keyboards etc. AFAIK, no other editor implements
the bidi alg as well.
I didn't use Unipad that much, but I think Gedit (GTK pased) does
is basically the english
version of the 'Context Manual' plus
* Fonts (mfonts.tex)
* Columns sets (columns.tex)
* Processing modes (mmodes.tex)
* Texmfstart(mtexmfstart.tex)
* Hyphenation patterns (mpattern.tex)
but minus the images and using
should then have priority
it is no problem to have more 'bidi handling modes' but at some point
choices have to be made by users: depend n bidi only, depend on textdir
only, use (maybe onf of many) ways to mix bidi/textdir
best is that you and idris explore this area keeping 'usability' in mind
Hans
optimization in mkiv.
By the way, is transparency still working as in the wiki example below, or
has transparency vanished?
The transparency example works here (slightly outdated version from
05.09.2011). BTW: there are four new transparency modes
(hue,saturation,color,luminosity).
Best wishes, Peter
it becomes: A C.
I guess modes aren’t meant for this but again i can only offer my annotation
module.
\usemodule[annotation]
\defineannotation[test][alternative=text]
\starttext
A \test{B} C
\setupannotation[test][alternative=none,next=\ignorespaces]
A \test{B} C
\stoptext
Wolfgang
Thanks many times Wolfgang.
You were right! I forgot to regenerate the format in the standalone
version, respectively I instead regenerated ConTeXt format in TeXLive
2011, which you probably assumed in your mail :-).
Everything is in order now.
Thanks again.
Jaroslav
Dne 13.11.2011
the
desired empty page manually.
On a wild guess: if you want different versions for print and for
screen, you can use modes (that's what I do for some of my stuff). in
pseudo-code:
\startmode[booklet]
\setuppapersize[A5][A4,landscape]
\setuparranging[2SIDE]
\stopmode
\starttext
First page
With your code I get:
1 2 first page of the pdf
3 4 second
5 6 third
7 8 fourth
But I want to get:
1 first page of the pdf (coverpage)
2 3 second
4 5 third
6 7 fourth
8 fifth (coverpage)
I know how to use with modes - but the answer must
to use with modes - but the answer must be an other.
No, I get the result you want with my code.
\startmode[booklet]
\setuppapersize[A5][A4,landscape]
\setuparranging[2SIDE]
\stopmode
\starttext
One
\page
\startmode[booklet]
\null \page
\stopmode
Two
\page
Three
\page
Four
\page
Five
line driven)
\unprotect
% feedback and basic job control
% handy for special styles
\startluacode
document = document or { }
document.arguments={
}
document.files={
2,
}
\stopluacode
% process info
\setupsystem[inputfile=2]
\setupsystem[\c!n=1,\c!m=1]
% modes
% options (not that important
failure so that page text can overlap a bottom
footnote text as shown in the case of mail [2].
So, both textbackground/page modes have their limitation that makes
textbackground use not satisfying. So, it would be great if it could be
fixed.
I haven't installed the latest context release yet
see how to use modes to do everything
except the demagnifying (Context seems, perhaps wisely, to ignore
\magnification).
-Sanjoy
`Never underestimate the evil of which men of power are capable.'
--Bertrand Russell, _War Crimes in Vietnam_, chapter 1
John,
On Mon, 11 Sep 2006, John R. Culleton wrote:
For one recurring task I first produce a booklet version 5.5. x
8.5in, then a straight pdf 8.5 x 11in, all controlled by modes. The
third format is plain text. Others recommend dvi2tty for this
conversion. But how do I get Context to produce
Vit Zyka wrote:
Hi all,
there is some deep bug that was discovered translating Beginners
manual. Let take single chapter e.g. ma-cb-cz-alignments.tex
With today beta I got .log attached (error ! Extra \else)
This will appear in both modes screen and normal.
Interesting is that no error
Vit Zyka wrote:
Hans Hagen wrote:
Vit Zyka wrote:
Hi all,
there is some deep bug that was discovered translating Beginners
manual. Let take single chapter e.g. ma-cb-cz-alignments.tex
With today beta I got .log attached (error ! Extra \else)
This will appear in both modes screen
/listinfo/ntg-context
I don't understand the disease but I know the cure. I use two (or more)
internal modes thus:
--
\startmode[pruf]
\definepapersize[halff][width=5.0in,height=8.5in]
\setuppapersize[halff][letter]
\stopmode
.
\startmode[hal
this.
Does it work for normal cases? The modes manual says
*last* This mode is set if the last run in a session is taking place.
Normally this is not known in advance, unless one has asked for an
additional imposition pass.
which makes be believe that it will not work for normal cases.
However, how
tested 2007.01.12 15:56
and the problem is fixed, so thanks for the quick work. Here is the
test file (same as I've been using for dvipos), and it showed the
problem in dvi and pdf modes. I'm using pdftex 1.40.0 (with Taco's
patch for the off-by-one-error) in /usr/local/bin
overwritten...
yeah, that shat i used it for -)
i can add support for modes to the ctx file feature (ctx files control
texexec)
Hans
-
Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE
to work at some stage.
Aditya
Hi Aditya,
it is more a problem related to horizontal and vertical modes/boxes, you can
test it by placing \startformula .. \startformula into a hbox/vbox and only
the
vbox solution works.
This is working
\vbox
{\startformula
x^2 = x\cdot x
\stopformula
}]
and for all the other citing modes the same.
38 lines deleted by Adam Duck
Yes, this I've done and it works. But that's not the problem I was
referring to. `lastpubsep' is used if you have more than one paper to
refer to in the same \cite-command (\cite[paperA,paperB]) but it is
_not_ used
My first experience with ConTeXt was typesetting my brother's PhD thesis in
chemistry. Used features: modes (A5 and A4), project-structure, a lot of
floats, bibliography.
ConTeXt at work:
- technical specifications for electronic devices (used features: modules,
project-structure, tables
][ec]
\setupbodyfont[palatino,10pt]
\stopnotmode
so for vietnamese you need another encoding.
(i added language modes, so we can now do for vietnamese):
\startmode[*vn]
\enableregime[utf]
\setupencoding[default=t5]
\stopmode
\startnotmode[atpragma]
\usetypescriptfile[type-buy
On 11/28/05, Hans Hagen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so for vietnamese you need another encoding.
(i added language modes, so we can now do for vietnamese):
\startmode[*vn]
\enableregime[utf]
\setupencoding[default=t5]
\stopmode
\startnotmode[atpragma]
\usetypescriptfile[type
might need to split the document in separate
files (using projects/products is really a great thing). If you don't
want to split your document, you can also use modes:
\starttext
\startmode[everything]
\enablemode[chapter1]
\enablemode[chapter2]
\stopmode
\chapter{Introduction}
\startmode[chapter1
to input unicode
characters in all modes (normal and math).
According to one of the recent threads you can most probably do
something like this (I have to reboot first to try it out):
\catcode±=\active
\def±{\pm}
There are actually two possibilities:
1. define a whole lot of active
I have no idea what the sequences like \v!and \c! etc. mean.
Are they references to modes?
I asked much the same question on tex.stackexchange.com two months
ago, except mine was not so nice and focused.
Aditya gave a very nice explanation of what the letters do; clearer
than the one
(no error) if I
hard-code in 13pt instead of using an intervening \largefontsize
definition. But if I hard-code the point size, it would hamper the
modularity of our font configuration and the use of modes in which
different size fonts are used.
Maybe \define is just the wrong command to use when
={,}, % --\setdigitorder{0}
signspace=yes,% --\setdigitsign{1}; '+ 1.4', not '+1.4'
times=\times, % or times=\cdot
]
Cheers,
Sietse
---
P.s: I've been thinking I'd like to write more contexty interface that
doesn't use predefined modes, but lets you setup the decimal
interface that
doesn't use predefined modes, but lets you setup the decimal mark,
separator mark, the input decimal mark, etc. Something like this:
\setupdigits
[inputdecimal={.}, % input 3.1415926535
decimal={,}
separator=\space,
groupsize=4, % output 3,1415 9265 45
names starting with an
asterisk are system modes.
2. To load the defaults settings you have to use \setups[*reset]
which needs the asterisks because it’s a system mode.
3.The settings doesn’t help because in the lines environment each
line is a separate paragraph which makes \widowpenalty
ctx:flagtexengine=luatex/ctx:flag
ctx:flaginterface=en/ctx:flag
ctx:flagresult=ctx-modes/ctx:flag
/ctx:flags
ctx:process/
ctx:postprocess/
/ctx:job
*** ctx-modes1.ctx ***
?xml version='1.0' standalone='yes'?
ctx:job
ctx:preprocess/
ctx:flags/
ctx:process
' standalone='yes'?
ctx:flagtexengine=luatex/ctx:flag
ctx:flaginterface=en/ctx:flag
ctx:flagresult=ctx-modes/ctx:flag
*** ctx-modes1.ctx ***
?xml version='1.0' standalone='yes'?
ctx:modemode1a/ctx:mode
*** ctx-modes2.ctx ***
?xml version='1.0' standalone='yes'?
ctx:modemode2a/ctx:mode
*** end
/ctx:process
ctx:postprocess/
/ctx:job
*** ctx-flags.ctx ***
?xml version='1.0' standalone='yes'?
ctx:flagtexengine=luatex/ctx:flag
ctx:flaginterface=en/ctx:flag
ctx:flagresult=ctx-modes/ctx:flag
*** ctx-modes1.ctx ***
?xml version='1.0' standalone='yes'?
ctx:modemode1a/ctx:mode
in use.
What's going on?
Before anyone asks me for an example, here it is:
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/User:Mbork
(the last part)
concerning the intro ... mixed one-two column modes are somewhat tricky
and have limitations (if only because tex itself has no concept of
columns); when mkiv
of
imposition.
Sorry, can't help you with that. Perhaps you can utilize a tool like
pdftrim?
Or define your paper height as max. 210mm at all - if you need it in
trimmed imposed form as well as as single pages, consider modes with
different layouts.
If you try to impose a non-ConTeXt
layout
features, but capture the rendered slide in a box so I can use it
either as a full page in the presentation output or as a scaled
image included as a figure in a full text train the trainer
document.
Why don't you include the pages from the finished pdf, with ConTeXt's
modes
in the presentation output or as a scaled image included as a figure in
a full text train the trainer document.
Why don't you include the pages from the finished pdf, with ConTeXt's
modes it is possible to wrote both parts in one document and create
two files.
Wolfgang
}
{\setuplayouttext
[\v!hea...
\firstoftwoarguments #1#2-#1
...
l.23 ...apter #1}\dorecurse{20}{\input knuth\par}}
?
context.cmd --modes=a test
Alan
On Sat, Feb 14, 2009 at 7:28 PM, Wolfgang Schuster
schuster.wolfg...@googlemail.com wrote:
Am 14.02.2009 um 19:17
in the order I entered them in (i.e.,
not a random permutation); is it possible to do that in a way other than going
and taking out the random from each itemize environment?
Use modes:
\defineitemgroup[choices]
\startmode[random]
\setupitemgroup[choices][1][random]
\nextrandom % to get rid
Hi all,
it has been suggested on this list before, that people should use modes
instead of \localenvironment and friends. Unfortunately, I don't seem to
get either of them working as expected. Consider the following example:
% project.tex
\startproject project
\environment environ
\component
On Fri, 13 Aug 2010 22:35:04 +0200
Henning == Henning Hraban Ramm hra...@fiee.net wrote:
Henning Sounds interesting. What's your workflow? Do you use a special
Henning editor (WYSIWYM?) for your markup?
Writing markdown/reST in Emacs which has nice modes for both markup
formats. (There is even
, system modes cannot be reset using \(enable|disable)mode.
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with winedt you only need to set in the execution modes
context.exe as the executable for context.
The problem of Barney is that for some reason the doc-folders are
in the context search pathes,
e.g.
I:\Z-Testcontext mathtest.tex
...
This is LuaTeX, Version beta-0.60.2-2010100221 (MiKTeX 2.9) (rev
this advice. Well: no to get context mkiv
running with winedt you only need to set in the execution modes
context.exe as the executable for context.
context.exe is just a stub that effectively calls
mtxrun.exe --script context
so that's why I suggested it as it might be that there is no context.exe
for ConTeXt in WinEdt's Execution Modes is set
context.exe (instead of old texexec.exe)...
If you (really!?) want to use old ConTeXt Mark II you will have
modify the menu item for ConTeXt to call:
ConTeXt_old.edt
instead of
ConTeXt.edt
News.txt gives the details (read
older version of WinEdt make sure that
the executable for ConTeXt in WinEdt's Execution Modes is set
context.exe (instead of old texexec.exe)...
Just thought I would post this here for other Winedt users.
Thanks a lot for this notice (and thanks to Ulrike for debugging).
This is indeed very nice
).
If you are upgrading from older version of WinEdt make sure that
the executable for ConTeXt in WinEdt's Execution Modes is set
context.exe (instead of old texexec.exe)...
I used winedt for years, and turning it into a full-fledged dedicated
ConTeXt editor would not be hard ... I had to leave
[currentmainlanguage]' or something like
this?)
Yes, agreed, something like that would be useful. The same applies to
some other things, like color and active modes. Some of these are
probably there already, but it would be nice if they were documented.
it's not so hard to interface that but we need
Am Wed, 22 Dec 2010 12:38:49 +0100 schrieb Hans Hagen:
1. Get minimals, I used context-setup-mswin
2. Follow setup install for windows.
3. Using Winedt:
a. go to options, execution modes
b. in full executeables...enter full path where you installed minimals
c. Now in TeX\MikTeX\Options
On 7-1-2011 9:32, Procházka Lukáš Ing. - Pontex s. r. o. wrote:
- Modes are accessible by tex.modes[a-mode].
indeed
- - tex.modes are 'false' by default. I.e. they are not 'nil' but
'false', even if not specified on the command line. (tex.mode.__newindex
predefined to this purpose
document viewing and having lots of secret failover modes to
handle poorly formatted documents makes the structure less meaningful than it
ought to be.
You are free to break your document into as many HTML chunks as you wish, but
you are limited to fairly prosaic HTML and CSS. I'm of the impression
On 5-3-2011 5:24, Ulrike Fischer wrote:
On c.t.t. there was a discussion about the TeX-ligatures -- and ---
for endash and emdash. It seems that the luaotfload/context code
fails for some font/mode combination: For some fonts +tlig works
with both modes, some works only with mode=base
Hello -
2011/3/14 Peter Münster pmli...@free.fr
Vedran Miletić riva...@gmail.com writes:
Should + not be used? It seems to work ok without modes, but I
haven't tested deeply.
There is now an entry in the FAQ:
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/FAQ#Why_should_I_only_use_letters
John Culleton wrote:
On Thursday 24 April 2003 02:36, Hans Hagen wrote:
Hi
Jonh C wants to know how to open a doc in specific modes:
\setupinteraction[openaction={firstpage,FitHeight},state=start] %
or FitWidth
\starttext
\input tufte
\stoptext
I am returning to this project
to scite (I wonder what
this could be) or emacs and ConTeXt?
I meant emacs as an editor for ConTeXt.
If you mean emacs - ConTeXt there are two modes. One from Berend
de Boer based on emacs' original tex-mode and AUCTeX with ConTeXt
support. You need the current cvs-version of AUCTeX for this.
Thanks
column modes
\def\endmulticolumns
{%\par
\vskip\lineheight\vskip-\lineheight % take footnotes into account
\dontshowcomposition
\doflushcolumnfloat % added recently
%\doflushcolumnfloats % no, since it results in wrong top floats
\flushnotes % before start of columns
?
You can use --mode=something switch only for environments like
\startmode[something]
\stopmode[something]
\startnotmode[something]
\stopnotmode[something]
See the wiki:
http://contextgarden.net/Modes
But probably you're looking for:
http://contextgarden.net
processing by modes
\doifmodeelse{print}
{...print stuff...}
{...screen stuff...}
Regards,
Vit Zyka
Can someonw show me how to do this?
Thanks.
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with the last subsubsubject changed to subsubsection and you will
see that there are a lot of warnings
as a start:
(1) the loop in mkiv ... something fishy with lastnode; temp solution:
\let\removeunwantedspaces\relax
(2) fix your bib file (. outside )
(3) check math modes: \startmytheorem Per
) check math modes: \startmytheorem Per a tota presentació {\cal P}
= \langle X \mid R \rangle, $\iota(X)$ genera $G({\cal P})$.
Thanks another time. How do you do this check?. What tool do you use? Is
there any tool for checking math mode?
Even after fix these errors, I get the same warning
)
A typo, thanks.
(3) check math modes: \startmytheorem Per a tota presentació {\cal P}
= \langle X \mid R \rangle, $\iota(X)$ genera $G({\cal P})$.
Thanks another time. How do you do this check?. What tool do you use?
Is there any tool for checking math mode?
Even after fix these errors, I
On Fri, 18 Sep 2009, Peter Münster wrote:
I've a little feature request:
It would be nice, to have a command line option like --setvalue x=y or
similar for the context command to define a variable for the job.
Modes are already very nice, but often I need just one value for
conditional
are the advantages and disadvantages
of using it? When should you use it?
Mark IV has two font processing modes, 'base' and 'node'.
In base mode, the font metrics are transformed into a traditional
tfm-style table, which means that all kerning and ligaturing is
handled by the core luatex engine
on the called filename.
Hello Martin,
As already posted, modes are good for binary switches.
Often, I extract some values from the filename, that are used in the text,
here is a simple example:
\def\ResultName{\systemparameter{file}}
% only to show, that a special filename can trigger a mode
the horse.
Not really.
With mkiv you can typeset xml files as pdf,
so you can also (using modes) convert it to xhtml (we have lua now).
Writing a css is not a problem, and you can also manage fonts -- after all
you know them because you need for pdf . Other infos are trivial.
Following this route you
On Dec 3, 2009, at 8:22 AM, luigi scarso wrote:
Not really.
My apologies, lost the thread of the discussion. I agree w/ this.
With mkiv you can typeset xml files as pdf,
so you can also (using modes) convert it to xhtml (we have lua now).
Writing a css is not a problem, and you can also
already some modes)
And the last question of the day ;) : … expends to . . . with
french. Could that be easily corrected?
probably, but first i want proper specs on which most french users agree
(so i do an extra cc to arthur who is sort of in charge of the french
tex users)
(This flow
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