Hello,
I am just programming a catalog which should be printed.
I have a lot of data, text and pictures in a MySQL-database
and want to generate a nice catalog with ConTeXt.
To get the data from MySQL to ConTeXt I use PHP as an Interface:
MySQL - PHP - ConTeXt
And lot's of ConTeXt-macros
On Tue, Nov 01 2011, Jan Heinen wrote:
$xstring = str_replace ( !, \\char33, $xstring ); //
Why is ! special in ConTeXt? (same question applies for many other characters)
With \asciimode there is probably only one character to convert: \
(and the sequence %%, that should be quite rare)
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On Tue, 1 Nov 2011, Jan Heinen wrote:
Hello,
I am just programming a catalog which should be printed.
I have a lot of data, text and pictures in a MySQL-database and want to
generate a nice catalog with ConTeXt.
To get the data from MySQL to ConTeXt I use PHP as an Interface:
MySQL - PHP -
Good evening, Jannis!
On 2011-11-01 17:16, Jan Heinen wrote:
Today I wrote the function ConvertToConteXt which converts special
ConTeXt-characters. You can see it below.
The data necessary for converting HTML entities is already in
Context, have a look at “char-ent.lua” if you are interested.
