2007/3/30, Henning Hraban Ramm [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Am 2007-03-29 um 20:56 schrieb Wolfgang Schuster:
Q: Where to put the commands that apply to the whole document? Is
there
a 'preferred sectioning' of a Context source?
A:
You should use \environment's:
Hans Hagen wrote:
Sanjoy Mahajan wrote:
What I would like is that all text is put on the odd pages (n), and
that all floats are put on the opposite even pages (n-1).
It would be nice if this was supported by the output routine,
but it is not all that easy. I remember I had a document
On Mar 29, 2007, at 8:56 PM, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 19:36:10 +0200
Luuk Beurskens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all,
Last weekend I had my first hands-on experience with Context. I
was told
that a listing of the type of problems that I encountered would
have a
John R. Culleton wrote:
I want to create a definition that is set up similar to an itemize, or
more particularly like page 180 in the Context Manual, third example
from the top of the page. Here is what I have:
--
Hi Hans,
Sorry for the noise! - Apparently I messed something up, it works
also here!
Willi
On Mar 29, 2007, at 4:52 PM, Hans Hagen wrote:
\startfiguretext
{caption}
{\externalfigure[dummy]}
\input tufte
\stopfiguretext
Willi Egger
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I know this is a newbie question. However I have read the fine manual
(see below), and I still don't know how to indent a paragraph under
ConTeXt. The following code does NOT produce an indented paragraph.
Can somebody tell me what's wrong?
% Begin ConTeXt code
\starttext
\setupinterlinespace[2]
2007/3/30, List Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I know this is a newbie question. However I have read the fine manual
(see below), and I still don't know how to indent a paragraph under
ConTeXt. The following code does NOT produce an indented paragraph.
Can somebody tell me what's wrong?
% Begin
On Mar 30, 2007, at 12:06 PM, List Mail wrote:
I know this is a newbie question. However I have read the fine manual
(see below), and I still don't know how to indent a paragraph under
ConTeXt. The following code does NOT produce an indented paragraph.
Can somebody tell me what's wrong?
%
Hi List Mail,
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 18:06:57 +0800, List Mail wrote:
I know this is a newbie question. However I have read the fine manual
(see below), and I still don't know how to indent a paragraph under
ConTeXt. The following code does NOT produce an indented paragraph.
Can somebody tell
List Mail wrote:
Also, could somebody point me to where I can download the latest
version of the ConTeXt manual. The best I could find using Google's
filetype:pdf site:pragma-ade.com is a document named cont-eni.pdf.
That's the interactive English full manual. The Pragma website IS
sometimes
List Mail wrote:
\setupindenting[medium]
Sanjoy's nifty 'helloworld' document at
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Hello_world has this:
\setupindenting[medium, yes]
It might be the missing 'yes' that's your problem. At least in the Live
ConTeXt at http://live.contextgarden.net/ it makes all the
I used the description facility (both definition and use} within a
buffer and it did not work. But I removed the passage from the buffer
and it worked fine.
--
John Culleton
Able Indexing and Typesetting
Precision typesetting (tm) at reasonable cost.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Thank you all for the answers provided to my list of beginner-questions,
and also for the suggestions made of using the questions for further
documentation.
Best regards,
Luuk Beurskens
The Netherlands
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Thank you Sanjoy, Hans and Taco for the suggestions made.
My interpretation of Taco's remark is that Sanjoy's solution might not
work as expected, is that correct?
My document is rather long, so manual page breaking is not my preferred
way of doing it.
Myself I was thinking that the floats
Luuk Beurskens wrote:
Thank you Sanjoy, Hans and Taco for the suggestions made.
My interpretation of Taco's remark is that Sanjoy's solution might not
work as expected, is that correct?
Mostly for practical reasons: it depends on how complex your pages
really are. In a document with
Hi,
I've uploaded the version 0.3 of my TextMate bundle. See
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/ConTeXt_Bundle_for_TextMate and
http://dl.contextgarden.net/support/
Direct download:
http://dl.contextgarden.net/support/context-tmbundle.dmg
Enjoy,
Patrick
Changes:
0.3:
* scope set to
Hey Patrick,
Very cool update. One question tho, for the old version, I was able to
play around with the typeset command to allow typesetting with XeTeX.
In this new version, there's only one line in the typeset command:
typeset_contextfile. Where can I tweak this then?
Thanks!
Helin
On
Hello Helin,
Very cool update. One question tho, for the old version, I was able to
play around with the typeset command to allow typesetting with XeTeX.
In this new version, there's only one line in the typeset command:
typeset_contextfile. Where can I tweak this then?
Oh, sorry. Wait for
Hello out there,
I feel stupid: the following file runs fine on live.contextgarden.net
(xetex engine)
\font\myfont=Iwona-Regular
\myfont
\starttext
Hello world!
\stoptext
but not on my local installation:
texmfstart texexec --xtx simple
TeXExec | processing document 'simple'
TeXExec | no ctx
Very cool update. One question tho, for the old version, I was able to
play around with the typeset command to allow typesetting with XeTeX.
In this new version, there's only one line in the typeset command:
typeset_contextfile. Where can I tweak this then?
download and install 0.4. Then
Hi Patrick,
Thanks for prompt update.
Personally, I feel it's probably more flexible to have two distinct
command, one for pdftex, and another for xetex...
Helin
On 3/30/07, Patrick Gundlach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Very cool update. One question tho, for the old version, I was able to
Hello Helin,
Personally, I feel it's probably more flexible to have two distinct
command, one for pdftex, and another for xetex...
You can set this variable on a per project basis. So for project A set
it to xetex, for project B set it to pdftex or unset it. This way you
don't have to remeber
Any clue what could cause the trouble?
Your font is probably only in the texmf tree, it should be installed;
that is, on Mac OS X, simply double-click on the font and select
“Install”. It will be put in ~/Library/Fonts (probably) and some caching
utilities will be run so that in can be found
Hi Arthur,
Your font is probably only in the texmf tree, it should be
installed;
Ok, that was the problem.
If you wonder why it works “out of the box” on ConTeXtgarden Live,
well, it must be because someone has installed it (and I should know ;-)
Next ConTeXt meeting I won't go to
Hello again,
Thanks for prompt update.
Personally, I feel it's probably more flexible to have two distinct
command, one for pdftex, and another for xetex...
Here is one for you. It is just a duplicate of 'typeset' with the
following command:
CTX_ENGINE=xetex typeset_contextfile
Same key
Next ConTeXt meeting I won't go to sleep at all, just in case I could
miss important changes (like switching to xetex at 4:44 a.m) :-))
That's probably the best choice. 24 hours a day are hardly enough anyway :-)
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Amazing. Thanks so much!
On 3/30/07, Patrick Gundlach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello again,
Thanks for prompt update.
Personally, I feel it's probably more flexible to have two distinct
command, one for pdftex, and another for xetex...
Here is one for you. It is just a duplicate of
Thanks to all that replied. Comments inline.
On 3/30/07, Steffen Wolfrum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 18:06:57 +0800, List Mail wrote:
I know this is a newbie question. However I have read the fine manual
(see below), and I still don't know how to indent a paragraph under
On 3/31/07, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
Hi Arthur,
Your font is probably only in the texmf tree, it should be
installed;
Ok, that was the problem.
Hmmm ... there must be a few additional lines somewhere in fontconfig.
If you wonder why it works out of the box on ConTeXtgarden Live,
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