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setuphead broken?
by John Devereux 13 Sep '12

13 Sep '12

Hi, \setuphead seems to be broken for me in recent context (following upgrade of a ~year-old system). Problem happens when use the command= key. An example from the wiki fails, as does my own code. mtx-context | ConTeXt Process Management 0.60 mtx-context | mtx-context | main context file: /opt/context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/context.mkiv mtx-context | current version: 2012.09.10 00:57 ====================================================================== \setuppapersize[A5] \setupexternalfigures[location=default] % needed only for the wiki to the find the figure \useexternalfigure[section-1][cow][width=5cm,height=1cm] \useexternalfigure[section-2][mill.png][width=5cm,height=1cm] \setuphead [section] [command=\MySectionCommand] \setuphead [subsection] [command=] \def\MySectionCommand#1#2% {\externalfigure[section-\currentheadnumber]} \starttext \section{One} \subsection{First subsection of Section One} \section{Two} \stoptext ====================================================================== ERROR: Argument of \MySectionCommand has an extra }. --- TeX said --- system > tex > error on line 19 in file test2.tex: Argument of ... 9 [command=\MySectionCommand] 10 \setuphead 11 [subsection] 12 [command=] 13 14 \def\MySectionCommand#1#2% 15 {\externalfigure[section-\currentheadnumber]} 16 17 \starttext 18 19 >> \section{One} 20 \subsection{First subsection of Section One} 21 \section{Two} 22 23 \stoptext <inserted text> \par <to be read again> } \strc_rendering_inject_number_and_text ...ommand } \ifx \p_command \empty \di... \strc_rendering_place_head_number_and_text ...ext }\fi \strc_rendering_stop_... \strc_sectioning_handle ...e_head_number_and_text \else \strc_rendering_plac... l.19 \section{One} --- HELP --- >From the .log file... I've run across a `}' that doesn't seem to match anything. For example, `\def\a#1{...}' and `\a}' would produce this error. If you simply proceed now, the `\par' that I've just inserted will cause me to report a runaway argument that might be the root of the problem. But if your `}' was spurious, just type `2' and it will go away. ====================================================================== -- John Devereux

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Adaptive section structuring
by Marco Patzer 13 Sep '12

13 Sep '12

Hi, I am often surprised that some nice-to-have feature is already present in ConTeXt and I just wasn't aware. But I am not sure about this one. Is there something like an adaptive structure code which keeps track of the nesting level? In this example the first structure would become the chapter, the second one a section, etc. \starttext \startstructure [title=Alpha] \startstructure [title=Beta] \startstructure [title=Gamma] \stopstructure \stopstructure \stopstructure \stoptext This would ease moving around sections, which might end up as subsections and vice versa. Marco

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Re: [NTG-context] Steps in presentation (pol stra)
by Jeong Dalyoung 13 Sep '12

13 Sep '12

Dear Pol stra, I run your sample and got the same error. After changing pre-stepwise to pre-60, I run it again, but the same error occurs. > !LuaTeX error: There should have been a lua <node> here, not an object with type string! > ==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced! > I checked my file which include \StartSteps … \StopSteps and got the same error. It was working well before. Unfortunately, I don't know what is the problem. Experts will answer to it soon. My ConTeXt version is : This is LuaTeX, Version beta-0.70.2-2012052309 (TeX Live 2012) … ConTeXt ver: 2012.09.04 18:08 MKIV fmt: 2012.9.5 int: english/english Best regards, Dalyoung

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References to annotations broken, mkiv
by Dominik Leopold Forkert 12 Sep '12

12 Sep '12

Hello, the recent update of the Annotation module (2012.09.05), mkiv broke the references to annotations for me: \usemodule[annotation] \defineannotation[definition][text=Definition,number=yes] \starttext \definition[reference=def1]{blabla} In \in{Definition}[def1] ... \stoptext In the example above the rather strange output is: Definition 2 blabla In Definition 1 ... In addition, I do not know how to correctly get the annotation counter displayed in a 'bychapter'-style. I tried: \usemodule[annotation] \definenumber[DefinitionCounter][prefix=yes,way=bysection] \defineannotation[definition][text=Definition,number=yes,counter=DefinitionCounter] \starttext \chapter{A chapter} \section{A section} Counter: \getnumber[DefinitionCounter] \definition[reference=def1]{blabla} Counter: \getnumber[DefinitionCounter] In \in{Definition}[def1] blabla ... \stoptext Again the behavior of the counter is really weird. Now I get "Definition 1.1.2 blabla", but \in[def1] just shows "1" instead of "1.1.2". I sincerely hope for clarification! Best regards, Dominik

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Re: [NTG-context] bibliography: multiple categories
by Robert Blackstone 12 Sep '12

12 Sep '12

On 11 Sep 2012, at 17:18 , Andreas Mang <mang(a)imt.uni-luebeck.de> wrote > is there a way to split the bibliography (at the end of the document with bibtex support) in several categories, which have different headings (similar to what latexs' multibib or splitbib does)? > Hi Andreas, As long as no official solution, worthy of ConTeXt, is available, perhaps you could use the solution that works for me. 1. Place the two categories of references in two separate .bib-files and process them to give you the two corresponding .bbl-files 2. Make a chapter Bibliography (or whatever you like to call it) with two sections, in which you input the respective .bbl-file plus a list of \nocite 's for the items you want. My .tex-file, which works with mkii and mkiv, is like this: ----------------------------------------------- \setuppublications[alternative=apa,sorttype=bbl] \setuphead[chapter][number=no] \setuphead[section][number=no] \starttext \chapter{References} \section{Articles, Books and Theses} \input TD-Bib-Bks.bbl \input TD-Bks-nocite.tex \placepublications[criterium=cite] \section{Treatises} \input TD-Bib-T.bbl \input TD-T-nocite.tex \placepublications[criterium=cite] \section{Music} \input TD-Bib-mus.bbl \input TD-mus-nocite.tex \placepublications[criterium=cite] \stoptext ------------------------------------------- I hope it helps. Best regards, Robert Blackstone

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Line break in tables
by Malte Stien 12 Sep '12

12 Sep '12

Hi, How do I force a line break in a tabulate table cell? I have tried \par, \\ and \crlf none of which seem to do the trick. Thank you, Malte.

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Can’t use ctx files
by Wolfgang Schuster 12 Sep '12

12 Sep '12

Hi Hans, when I try to load a ctx file I get a error message from mtxrun. Example: context --ctx=s-mod.ctx tabl-ntb.mkiv Error message: mtx-context | jobname: tabl-ntb.mkiv mtx-context | ctxname: s-mod.ctx/Users/wolf/context/beta/tex/texmf-osx-64/bin/mtxrun:8420: attempt to index local 'settings' (a nil value) Wolfgang

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Enabling PDF bookmarks creates links in red
by Malte Stien 12 Sep '12

12 Sep '12

Hello, I have been playing with the creation of PDF bookmarks and found this page here: http://wiki.contextgarden.net/PDF_Bookmarks_and_Headers So I have tried this (and a few variations of it): % Enable PDF bookmarks \setupinteraction[state=start] % Make chapter, section bookmarks visible when opening document \placebookmarks[chapter, section, subsection][chapter, section] \setupinteractionscreen[option=bookmark] The problem is that all of my cross-references (\in and \about) produce links (which is great) in bold and red, which is not great. I don't want my cross-references marked up in any way at all as I find that quite unappealing when printed. Can I turn that special mark-up off somehow and have normally formatted links instead? Thank you, Malte.

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xml cross-references in lua?
by Thomas A. Schmitz 12 Sep '12

12 Sep '12

Hi all, I have a question about xml processing and I think that what I want/need can best be achieved by using lua code, but so far, I'm not really sure how to proceed, so any help from one of the resident lua gurus would be welcome. So: the question. xml allows to provide elements with unique identifiers so that one can add cross-references within the document structure. Here is a sample xml file that shows what I mean: <document> <bibitem xml:id="hagen2011"> <author>Hans Hagen</author> <title>The Meaning of Life Is 42</title> <journal>The Rhetoric of Mathematics</journal> <date>2011</date> </bibitem> <bibitem xml:id="hagen2012"> <author>Hans Hagen</author> <title>The New Meaning is Now 43</title> <journal>High Energy Metaphysics</journal> <date>2012</date> </bibitem> <text> <p>This has been successfully proven in papers by <bib ref="#hagen2011"/> and <bib ref="#hagen2012"/>.</p> </text> </document> [Note: the TEI guidelines add the hash character in the attribute value to such references, but after much googling, I'm still not sure if this is standard or necessary or bizarre.] So: at the point of the reference (which may be empty, like here, or contain text), I want to refer back to the bibitems. The typesetting engine should then be instructed to pick up the information, so that this is, e.g., typeset as "This has been successfully proven in papers by Hans Hagen (2011) and Hans Hagen (2012)." My idea: since the xml:id attributes must be unique across the document, it would be easiest to collect them into a lua table, with the xml:id as key, so their content could be accessed and typeset later. But unfortunately, I have no clue how to go about this... Could somebody provide a pointer? Thanks for your interest, if you've read this far! Thomas

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Wrong values for \inputfilename etc.
by Wolfgang Schuster 11 Sep '12

11 Sep '12

Hi Hans, when I run the following example (saved as filename.tex) I got in the past this output \jobname filename \jobfilename filename.tex \jobfilesuffix tex \inputfilename filename.tex \inputfilebarename filename \inputfilesuffix tex \outputfilename filename \operatingsystem osx-64 but now I get this output \jobname filename \jobfilename filename \jobfilesuffix \inputfilename /Users/…/filename \inputfilebarename filename \inputfilesuffix \outputfilename filename \operatingsystem osx-64 where the suffix is missing. Example: \starttext \starttabulate [|T|T|] \NC \type{\jobname} \NC \jobname \NC\NR \NC \type{\jobfilename} \NC \jobfilename \NC\NR \NC \type{\jobfilesuffix} \NC \jobfilesuffix \NC\NR \NC \type{\inputfilename} \NC \inputfilename \NC\NR \NC \type{\inputfilebarename} \NC \inputfilebarename \NC\NR \NC \type{\inputfilesuffix} \NC \inputfilesuffix \NC\NR \NC \type{\outputfilename} \NC \outputfilename \NC\NR \NC \type{\operatingsystem} \NC \operatingsystem \NC\NR \stoptabulate \stoptext Wolfgang

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