Dear list,
I have the following sample:
\setuppapersize[A6]
\setuppagenumbering[location=,]
\definelinenote[Critico]
\setupnote[Critico][paragraph=yes]
\newcounter\Contadorvar
\def\apcritico#1#2{\increment\Contadorvar%
\startCritico[Varia:\Contadorvar]{#2}#1%
Hans Hagen wrote:
I do have a file called hyphen.tex. On Hans' suggestion, I copied this
to ushyph1.tex and ushyph2.tex. That didn't help. I also changed my
cont-usr.tex file, changing all lines that had ushyp* to hyphen. This
also didn't work.
did you run mktexlsr ?
And in case that's
Paul Tremblay wrote:
another option is to fetch cont-pat.zip from our website and install that
one in the same texmf tree as context; run mktexlsr, and regenerate the
formats (with --all option)
i'd appreciate feedback about this working or not (since it's step 1
towards shipping context with
On Sat, Mar 19, 2005 at 09:03:08AM +0100, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
I downloaded the patterns file and unzipped it. It put the following
directory in my texmf directory:
.tex/context/patterns
I then ran texhash. I then ran ./mktexlsr --all.
At this point, you missed a step:
texexec
At this point, you missed a step:
texexec --make
I re-ran the test and saved the output to a file. I opened the file and
saw this:
system (E-TEX) : [line 159] \ifcsname
) (/usr/TeX/texmf/tex/context/base/lang-ger.tex
loading : Germanic Languages
language: patterns for nl
Mine does that as well, but somewhat deeper in the log file, it
restarts loading patterns, like this:
(./cont-fmt.tex
language: patterns nl for nl loaded(n=1,e=texnansi,m=texnansi)
(/home/taco/texmf/tex/context/patterns/lang-nl.pat)
language: hyphenations nl for
Paul Tremblay said this at Sat, 19 Mar 2005 10:58:10 -0500:
210 hyphenation exceptions
Hyphenation trie of length 99454 has 4157 ops out of 35111
117 for language 34
31 for language 33
30 lines or so, counting down ..
265 for language 1
perhaps you also need to
Hi Paul,
All of this must be maddening you by now. :'(
system (E-TEX) : [line 159] \ifcsname
) (/usr/TeX/texmf/tex/context/base/lang-ger.tex
loading : Germanic Languages
language: patterns for nl not loaded
language: patterns for en not loaded
Mine does that as well, but
So if I understand what you're saying, that suggests you do have the
capability for hyphenation somewhere in your system. What is your test
file? Can you strip it to its barest form?
Here is the entire file. Luckily, it is very small.
Thanks
Paul
% enable utf
\enableregime[utf]
% turn
Paul Tremblay wrote:
Yes, now that I look deeper down in my log file, I see the same. Oh
well. I guess I'll have to live without hyphenation. Just when I thought
I was getting somewhere.
You are getting somewhere. The format files that have been created
by texexec in that last 'texexec --make'
Paul Tremblay said this at Sat, 19 Mar 2005 11:20:10 -0500:
So if I understand what you're saying, that suggests you do have the
capability for hyphenation somewhere in your system. What is your test
file? Can you strip it to its barest form?
Here is the entire file. Luckily, it is very
You are getting somewhere. The format files that have been created
by texexec in that last 'texexec --make' know how to hyphenate text.
There is only one job left to do: making it so that 'texexec test'
uses the right (new) format file (and not the old one). Without
exact log files, I doubt I
That does show a fair bit of hyphenation, here. Taco says some wise
things, and here are a couple things to insert at the beginning of your
text that may help debug. (But, again, I'm no expert in this area.)
\the\hyphenpenalty % (50 on my system)
\showhyphenations{hypertextual}
I
Paul Tremblay wrote:
Neither thing worked. Here is a line from my log file:
82 hyphenation exceptions out of 1000
Here i have (with --all)
Beginning to dump on file cont-nl.fmt
(format=cont-nl 2005.3.18)
38607 strings of total length 616144
473114 memory locations dumped; current usage is
Paul Tremblay wrote:
Has anyone else had problems with hyphenation? I have a brand new
version of ConTeXt, and cannot get one of its main features, hyphenation,
to work.
I looked at the documentation, specifically the file called hypenation
patterns. According to this, I should be able to invoke
On Fri, Mar 18, 2005 at 10:05:36AM +0100, Hans Hagen wrote:
Paul Tremblay wrote:
Has anyone else had problems with hyphenation? I have a brand new
version of ConTeXt, and cannot get one of its main features, hyphenation,
to work.
I looked at the documentation, specifically the file
another option is to fetch cont-pat.zip from our website and install that
one in the same texmf tree as context; run mktexlsr, and regenerate the
formats (with --all option)
i'd appreciate feedback about this working or not (since it's step 1
towards shipping context with its own
Paul Tremblay wrote:
No, hyphen.tex is not on my system.
it is ...
./tex/generic/hyphen/hyphen.tex
here !
I installed ConTexT using the TeXLive distribution, and then build
ConTeXt inside of that by unzipping the standard ConTeXt package.
in your context distribution, locate cont-usr.tex (or rme)
On Thu, Mar 17, 2005 at 10:06:14AM +0100, Hans Hagen wrote:
No, hyphen.tex is not on my system.
it is ...
./tex/generic/hyphen/hyphen.tex
here !
I installed ConTexT using the TeXLive distribution, and then build
ConTeXt inside of that by unzipping the standard ConTeXt package.
Has anyone else had problems with hyphenation? I have a brand new
version of ConTeXt, and cannot get one of its main features, hyphenation,
to work.
I looked at the documentation, specifically the file called hypenation
patterns. According to this, I should be able to invoke a took called
On Wed, Mar 16, 2005 at 10:03:50AM +0100, Hans Hagen wrote:
Paul Tremblay wrote:
I've noticed that hypenation is not working in my test ConTeXt
documents. I have looked repeatedly at the manual and searched the wiki.
It seems that hyphenations should be automatic?
I am testing simple files
Paul Tremblay wrote:
I've noticed that hypenation is not working in my test ConTeXt
documents. I have looked repeatedly at the manual and searched the wiki.
It seems that hyphenations should be automatic?
I am testing simple files with the language as English. Does one have to
turn hyphenation on?
I've noticed that hypenation is not working in my test ConTeXt
documents. I have looked repeatedly at the manual and searched the wiki.
It seems that hyphenations should be automatic?
I am testing simple files with the language as English. Does one have to
turn hyphenation on?
Paul
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