> well, we can use:
> > def validsomething(str,something)> if str then> list = [str].flatten.collect do |s|> something[s] || s # || s addedExcellent! Could you please add it to the distribution?Many thanks!-RichardP.S. I'll probably have to learn at basics of Ruby... I'm familiar with Perl, PHP
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Richard Gabriel wrote:
>
> I'm attaching the complete context.cnf file for reference.
context.cnf is not actually used by any programs. It is only
provided as a sa
Richard Gabriel wrote:
>
> I'm attaching the complete context.cnf file for reference.
context.cnf is not actually used by any programs. It is only
provided as a sample of how texmf.cnf could be set up.
Greetings, Taco
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Hans Hagen wrote:
> Richard Gabriel wrote:
>> Hello Hans and others,
>>
>> I'd have two comments to the texmf/scripts/context/ruby/base/tex.rb
>> script.
>>
>> 1. I find quite impractical that the formats (cont-en, cont-nl etc.)
>> are hardcoded in the scripts. When one wants to add a new format,
Richard Gabriel wrote:
> Hello Hans and others,
>
> I'd have two comments to the texmf/scripts/context/ruby/base/tex.rb
> script.
>
> 1. I find quite impractical that the formats (cont-en, cont-nl etc.)
> are hardcoded in the scripts. When one wants to add a new format, then
> he must add it on
Hello Hans and others,I'd have two comments to the texmf/scripts/context/ruby/base/tex.rb script.1. I find quite impractical that the formats (cont-en, cont-nl etc.) are hardcoded in the scripts. When one wants to add a new format, then he must add it on 4 or 5 places in the script, and do it a
