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default for \xmlatt
by Hans van der Meer 09 Mar '10

09 Mar '10

I would like to have a default value available to be returned in case \xmlatt{#1}{attr} is absent. Something like \xmlattdefault{#1}{attr} {default}. Or is this already possible? I cannot find such a thing in the current reference manual for mkiv xml-processing. Hans van der Meer

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Lua-loop inside MetaPost
by Andreas Harder 09 Mar '10

09 Mar '10

Hi all, I can't find a solution for the following example: \starttext \startMPpage draw origin for i=0 step 10 until 100 : ..{down}(i,0) endfor ; \stopMPpage \startluacode context.startMPpage() context("draw origin"..for i=0,100,10 do.."..{down}("..i..",0)"..end..";") context.stopMPpage() \stopluacode \stoptext Can someone help? Thanks in advance Andreas

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Re: [NTG-context] suggestions for context documentation
by Victor Eijkhout 09 Mar '10

09 Mar '10

> \startitem Even an old manual can quite well describe > functionality as much didn't change. It's only with \MKIV\ that > some compatibility is dropped and only for obscure features. Of > course I could trick users by regenerating a manual with a newer > date. I often use the excellent book \quote {\TEX\ by Topic} which > is already quite old and does not cover \ETEX, \PDFTEX, \LUATEX\ > or whatever but what is told in it is still true. I never look at > it thinking it being old. \stopitem Hans, thanks for the compliments. Let me point out that the source of TeX by Topic is available under the Gnu Public Documentation License, so anyone should feel free to add modern TeX additions to it. Personally I feel that the eTeX & pdTeX additions are mature enough that they could be added, of course with suitable markers to indicate their non-standardness. I don't have the time for this, but I'd welcome a collaboration with anyone that wants to invest the time. Victor.

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using xml setup in another one
by Hans van der Meer 09 Mar '10

09 Mar '10

I would like to make xml-setups for general usage. For example making possible: <dvd> ...... <quote>Q</quote> ..... </dvd> With special setup for dvd: \startxmlsetups xml:case:casesetups % environment definition % ????? \xmlsetsetup{dvd}{*}{-} % ignore all inside <dvd></dvd> not below \xmlsetsetup{dvd}{% % these are not to be ignored dvd|state|datadirectory|....}{xml:case:*} \stopxmlsetups \xmlregistersetup{xml:case:casesetups} % register this setup and another one useable for general inclusion: \startxmlsetups xml:common:commonsetups % environment definition \xmlsetsetup{common}{quote|...}{xml:common:*} \stopxmlsetups \xmlregistersetup{xml:common:commonsetups} % register this setup As setup above it doesn't seem to work. What is the best route to accomplish the idea? Best would be restricting the nodes in the <dvd>'s to those defined under <dvd> + those in common, exclusively. Hans van der Meer

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from xml into buffer
by Hans van der Meer 09 Mar '10

09 Mar '10

I get an error with the code below. Is it (im)possible to fill a buffer from xml-processing in this manner? Or is there another way? The xml: <description>contents of description</description> The setups: \startxmlsetups xml:case:description \startbuffer[BESCHRIJVING] \xmlflush{#1} \stopbuffer \stopxmlsetups The error message: Runaway argument? \xmlflush {dvd::24}\stopbuffer \startcase \dvdfrontpagina [\PAGEFIGURE \ETC. ! File ended while scanning use of \dododowithbuffer. ConTeXt ver: 2010.03.02 12:34 MKIV fmt: 2010.3.8 int: english/english Hans van der Meer

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using otf fonts with MKIV
by Michael Saunders 09 Mar '10

09 Mar '10

I think this should be possible. I'm trying to follow: http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Fonts_in_LuaTex I have set OSFONTDIR and run mtxrun --script font --reload. The output looks like: MTXrun | fontnames: identifying tree font files with suffix otf MTXrun | fontnames: identifying tree font files with suffix OTF MTXrun | fontnames: 161 tree files identified, 0 hash entries added, runtime ... MTXrun | fontnames: 0 system files identified, 0 hash entries added, runtime 0.135 seconds MTXrun | fontnames: 60 files rejected due to clashes MTXrun | fontnames: 635 double lookups in mappings MTXrun | fontnames: 169 double lookups in fallbacks The next step, mtxrun --script fonts --list returns "not supported". I supposed that the documentation was wrong and finally struck on mtxrun --script fonts --list --pattern=* which seems to know of only one font file, though I have over 1000 in the folder.

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columns and whitespace
by James Fisher 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

There was a thread about columns and whitespace ~ 2 weeks ago, but I wasn't a subscriber then. I've just come across it independently myself. I'm not sure what conclusion was come to. From a few tests, I'd characterize the problem code in \startcolumns as: "if whitespace has been set to more than none, set whitespace to 'line'." Try it by uncommenting various lines: %\setupwhitespace[none] %\setupwhitespace[small] \starttext \startcolumns[n=2] %\setupwhitespace[small] \input knuth \stopcolumns \stoptext Do people agree with that characterization; has the bug been found; what's being done about it? I don't want to have to re-setup whitespace every time I go to columns. James

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Re: [NTG-context] including xml files
by Hans Hagen 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

On 8-3-2010 21:55, Thomas A. Schmitz wrote: > context --environment=ourenvironment maps1.html ah, context can recognize a couple of suffixes but ignores html so just use --forcexml which will add the wrapper (future versions will not use the wrapper but that's sort of hidden anyway) we also have another force: --forcecld as well for documents coded in lua (currently in the context namespace but in the future more generic) Hans ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------

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Working with Arabic
by Graham Douglas 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

Firstly, hello to all listmembers from a new member and first-time poster --- please excuse any accidental breach of list etiquette in my initial postings :-) I would just like to start by saying a huge thank-you to Hans, Taco and the LuaTeX team for producing this wonderful, facinating, piece of software. Thanks also to whoever wrote the rsynch-based installation of the ConTeXt minimals, it worked **beautifully** on my Windows Vista laptop. I've come back to using TeX after a gap of a few years and I have to say that I am quite addicted to LuaTeX already. I have, in the recent past, programmed (mostly as a hobby) in C, Perl, PostScript etc --- so I am very keen to learn more about LuaTeX, and get to grips with it. There is much to learn, I am sure! My personsal interest is to use LuaTeX as a tool in my (self-teaching) studies of learning Arabic. Incidentally, that is how I discovered LuaTeX, through the videos of Idris' talks at the River-Valley site. Specifically, I want to keep notes of my Arabic studies in a nice way, so LuaTeX looks perfect for that. And so to my question. I would very much like to explore using (or writing (eventually...)???) commands that let me "format" Arabic words etc as part of my notes. I have not explored this yet, so I apologise if this is already possible 'out of the box'. I just wanted to ask the experts here, before spending too much time exploring the wrong things! For example, I would like to be able to use colour with certain glyphys in (any location) within Arabic words. For example \somecommand{Arabic text} where \somecommand{...} would (for example) put certain glyphs in colour --- particularly for grammar, where you are writing out verb tables, or dual/plural endings for adjectives/nouns etc. In essence, where do I need to start exploring to be able to write such things --- LuaTeX node processing, colour attributes etc?? Any pointers or guidance to help me start looking in the right place would be very welcome. Warm wishes to all Graham Douglas

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XML processing not understood
by Hans van der Meer 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

Starting the typesetting in mkiv of xml data I cannot get a simple example working. I studied both the recent MyWay document and Hans Hagens xml-mkiv reference manual (especially page 11). From these I concocted the following simple test: file typeset from TeXShop is dvd-setup.tex containing: \startxmlsetups xml:dvdsetups \xmlsetsetup{dvdsetups}{*}{-} \xmlsetsetup{dvdsetups}{dvd|title|subtitle}{xml:*} \stopxmlsetups \xmlregistersetup{xml:dvdsetups} % also not working: {dvdsetups} \startxmlsetups xml:dvd \Filenumber{\xmlatt{#1}{filenumber}} \xmlflush{#1} \stopxmlsetups \startxmlsetups xml:title \Title{\xmlflush{#1}} \stopxmlsetups \startxmlsetups xml:subtitle \Subtitle{\xmlflush{#1}} \stopxmlsetups \def\Filenumber#1{Filenumber = \quotation{#1}\crlf} \def\Title#1{Title = \quotation{#1}\crlf} \def\Subtitle#1{Subtitle = \quotation{#1}\crlf} \starttext \xmlprocessfile{dvd}{dvd.xml}{} \stoptext \endinput The file dvd.tex contains the following data: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <dvd filenumber="D001"> <title>Title</title> <subtitle>subtitle</subtitle> </dvd> The result is a single ouput line with on it: Title subtitle That is just the data inside the dvd nodes. What am I doing wrong here? version recently loaded:ConTeXt ver: 2010.03.02 12:34 MKIV fmt: 2010.3.8 int: english/english Hans van der Meer

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beta: framecolor bug (mkiv)
by Peter Rolf 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

Hi, strange little bug. packed example is attached. MTXrun | current version: 2010.03.02 12:34 This is LuaTeX, Version beta-0.51.0-2010030811 (rev 3445) Best wishes, Peter

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including xml files
by Philipp Gesang 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

Hi all, what is the recommended way of including an xml tree from one file in another? Right now I'm stuck with the following \startxmlsetups xml:inc \xmlprocessfile{inc}{\xmlatt{#1}{file}}{} \stopxmlsetups combined with <inc file="inc.xml"/> in the xml source. But although the content of inc.xml is processed the headings it contains don't show up in the toc (there _is_ an entry for them and a page reference as well but no title). Personally, I'd prefer some include method like file entities (<!ENTITY inc SYSTEM "inc.xml">) but they don't seem to work. Thanks for any suggestions, Philipp -- () ascii ribbon campaign - against html e-mail /\ www.asciiribbon.org - against proprietary attachments

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no output
by Michael Saunders 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

Thank you. I had never heard of "luatex/mkiv format" before---I have just been trying to follow the four or five conflicting pages about installation that I found at Context Garden. I did a Google search there for "luatex format", which does not occur, and for "mkiv format", which occurs once, under a heading about updating existing installations. It says: * For making MKIV format luatools --selfupdate mtxrun --selfupdate luatools --generate context --make I tried these commands and, indeed they ran. I also changed my command line to: context --interface=en --language=en test.tex I had been trying to follow the example on the Context Garden page, which contained the incorrect command and flags you saw. Now when I run context, I get less promising output than before: MTXrun | run 1: luatex --fmt="C:contextminimal/tex/texmf-cache/luatex-cache/context/d1d2ccfb3346ff481f4c4dab022cb26d/fomats/cont-en" --lua="C:contextminimal/tex/texmf-cache/luatex-cache/context/d1d2ccfb3346ff481f4c4dab022cb26d/fomats/cont-en.lui" --backen MTXrun | fatal error: no return code, message: luatex: No such file or directory

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MetaPost + format("%g",n)
by Troy Henderson 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

This code compiles fine with plain MetaPost. input graph; beginfig(0); draw begingraph(1in,1in); setrange((0,0),(1,1)); for n=auto.x: show format("%g",n); endfor; endgraph; endfig; end However, this "ConTeXt translated" version errors in MKIV \usemodule[graph] \ctxlua{metapost.showlog=true} \startMPpage draw begingraph(1in,1in); setrange((0,0),(1,1)); for n=auto.x: show format("%g",n); endfor; endgraph; \stopMPpage See foo.log (attached). Thoughts? Troy

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Re: [NTG-context] suggestions for context documentation
by richard.stephens＠converteam.com 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

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not understanding ConTeXt-XML
by Hans van der Meer 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

I guess I am a bit stupid, but I do not understand how to process xml in ConTeXt. I started working through the contextXML-example.pdf from the Pragma site. I tried to follow the example on page 8 which reads: % here go style definitions % and XML to TEX mappings \starttext \processXMLfilegrouped {filename.xml} \stoptext In TeXShop (working in the latest context-beta) I have the tex-input: \def\Filenumber#1{[#1]} <xsl:template match="dvd"> <xsl:apply-templates/> </xsl:template> <xsl:template match="dvd/filenumber"> <xsl:text>\Filenumber{</xsl:text> <xsl:text>{\bf </xsl:text> <xsl:apply-templates/> <xsl:text>}</xsl:text> <xsl:text>}</xsl:text> </xsl:template> \starttext \processXMLfilegrouped {xml-input.xml} \stoptext and in file name.xml: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <dvd> <filenumber>D134</filenumber> </dvd> I get the obviously wrong result: <xsl:template match="dvd"> <xsl:apply-templates/> </xsl:template> <xsl:template match="dvd/ﬁlenumber"> <xsl:text>[</xsl:text> <xsl:text></xsl:text> <xsl:apply-templates/> <xsl:text></xsl:text> <xsl:text>]</xsl:text> </ xsl:template> D134 My main problem seems to be the proper incantations and in the right order. What is the relation between the <xsl:template>-definitions and the xml-processing, because these data show up in the result? What is in this respect the function of macros like \defineXMLenvironment, etc? From the example document I cannot infer the relation between these and the <xsl:template>-definitions. Just some pointers in the right direction may set me on the right track. Thanks in advance. Hans van der Meer

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no output
by Michael Saunders 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

I finally got Context to install (correctly, I think), and I'm trying to set up a profile for it in TeXnicCenter. When I run it, I get the promising message: > TeXExec | processing document 'test.tex' > TeXExec | no ctx file found > TeXExec | tex processing method: context > TeXExec | TeX run 1 > TeXExec | writing option file test.top > TeXExec | using randomseed 110 > TeXExec | tex engine: luatex > TeXExec | tex format: cont-en > TeXExec | runtime: 0.08 > > LaTeX-Result: 0 Error(s), 0 Warning(s), 0 Bad Box(es), 0 Page(s) but no pdf file is output. My command looks something like this: texexec --lua --bat --nonstop --pdf --interface=en --color --language=en test.tex the tex file contains the lines: > \starttext > hello cruel world > \stoptext What is wrong?

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problems with \enabletrackers[resolvers.locating]
by luigi scarso 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

%% %%# egrep trackers\.reg *|perl -ne 'if(s/.*trackers\.register\("([^"]+)"/$1/){print "\\enabletrackers[$1]\n"}' -|sort|uniq %% \enabletrackers[afm.features] \enabletrackers[afm.indexing] \enabletrackers[afm.loading] \enabletrackers[asciimath.mapping] \enabletrackers[backend.detail] \enabletrackers[backend.finalizers] \enabletrackers[backend.objects] \enabletrackers[backend.resources] \enabletrackers[backend.xmp] \enabletrackers[buffers.run] \enabletrackers[buffers.visualize] \enabletrackers[chemistry.molecules] \enabletrackers[chemistry.structure] \enabletrackers[chemistry.textstack] \enabletrackers[cjk.analyzing] \enabletrackers[cjk.injections] \enabletrackers[cld.print] \enabletrackers[colors.define] \enabletrackers[context.define] \enabletrackers[context.flush] \enabletrackers[context.intercept] \enabletrackers[figures.bases] \enabletrackers[figures.conversion] \enabletrackers[figures.locating] \enabletrackers[figures.programs] \enabletrackers[files.run] \enabletrackers[fonts.all] \enabletrackers[fonts.collecting] \enabletrackers[fonts.combining] \enabletrackers[fonts.defining] \enabletrackers[fonts.expansion] \enabletrackers[fonts.loading] \enabletrackers[fonts.missing] \enabletrackers[fonts.names] \enabletrackers[fonts.protrusion] \enabletrackers[fonts.scaling] \enabletrackers[fonts.warnings] \enabletrackers[lxml.access] \enabletrackers[lxml.comments] \enabletrackers[lxml.loading] \enabletrackers[lxml.manipulations] \enabletrackers[lxml.setups] \enabletrackers[math.analyzing] \enabletrackers[math.defining] \enabletrackers[math.greek] \enabletrackers[math.processing] \enabletrackers[math.remapping] \enabletrackers[math.timings] \enabletrackers[math.virtual] \enabletrackers[memory.checking] \enabletrackers[metapost.graphics] \enabletrackers[metapost.textexts] \enabletrackers[modules.loading] \enabletrackers[nodes.backend] \enabletrackers[nodes.callbacks] \enabletrackers[nodes.casing] \enabletrackers[nodes.characters] \enabletrackers[nodes.collect_vspacing] \enabletrackers[nodes.destinations] \enabletrackers[nodes.digits] \enabletrackers[nodes.hspacing] \enabletrackers[nodes.injections] \enabletrackers[nodes.migrations] \enabletrackers[nodes.mirroring] \enabletrackers[nodes.page_vspacing] \enabletrackers[nodes.references] \enabletrackers[nodes.ruled] \enabletrackers[nodes.shifted] \enabletrackers[nodes.vbox_vspacing] \enabletrackers[nodes.vsnapping] \enabletrackers[nodes.vspacing] \enabletrackers[otf.actions] \enabletrackers[otf.alternatives] \enabletrackers[otf.analyzing] \enabletrackers[otf.applied] \enabletrackers[otf.baseinit] \enabletrackers[otf.bugs] \enabletrackers[otf.contexts] \enabletrackers[otf.cursive] \enabletrackers[otf.details] \enabletrackers[otf.directions] \enabletrackers[otf.dynamics] \enabletrackers[otf.features] \enabletrackers[otf.injections] \enabletrackers[otf.kerns] \enabletrackers[otf.ligatures] \enabletrackers[otf.loading] \enabletrackers[otf.lookups] \enabletrackers[otf.marks] \enabletrackers[otf.math] \enabletrackers[otf.multiples] \enabletrackers[otf.normal_chain] \enabletrackers[otf.positions] \enabletrackers[otf.preparing] \enabletrackers[otf.private] \enabletrackers[otf.replacements] \enabletrackers[*otf.sample] \enabletrackers[otf.sequences] \enabletrackers[otf.singles] \enabletrackers[otf.skips] \enabletrackers[otf.steps] \enabletrackers[otf.unimapping] \enabletrackers[otf.verbose_chain] \enabletrackers[publications.bibtex] \enabletrackers[publications.bibxml] \enabletrackers[references.bookmarks] \enabletrackers[references.destinations] \enabletrackers[references.references] \enabletrackers[resolvers.cache] \enabletrackers[resolvers.containers] \enabletrackers[resolvers.details] \enabletrackers[resolvers.expansions] %%% \enabletrackers[resolvers.locating] %%% PROBLEM \enabletrackers[resolvers.prepfiles] \enabletrackers[resolvers.schemes] \enabletrackers[resolvers.storage] \enabletrackers[scripts.analyzing] \enabletrackers[scripts.injections] \enabletrackers[structure.counters] \enabletrackers[structure.detail] \enabletrackers[structure.lists] \enabletrackers[structure.notes] \enabletrackers[structure.pages] \enabletrackers[structure.processors] \enabletrackers[structure.referencing] \enabletrackers[structure.registers] \enabletrackers[structure.sectioning] \enabletrackers[system.callbacks] \enabletrackers[system.directives] \enabletrackers[system.experiments] \enabletrackers[tasks.creation] \enabletrackers[widgets.fields] \enabletrackers[xml.entities] \enabletrackers[xml.parse] \enabletrackers[xml.path] \enabletrackers[xml.profile] \starttext\input knuth \stoptext If uncomment %%% \enabletrackers[resolvers.locating] %%% PROBLEM then ! LuaTeX error ...ypes/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/data-res.lua:2024: attempt to concatenate local 'v' (a boolean value) stack traceback: ...ypes/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/data-res.lua:2024: in function 'sequenced' ...ypes/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/data-res.lua:2035: in function <...ypes/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/data-res.lua:2029> (tail call): ? ...ypes/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/supp-fil.lua:149: in function 'doreadfile' <main ctx instance>:1: in main chunk. \doreadfile ...support.doreadfile("#1","#2","#3")} }\ifx \readfilename \empty... \loadallsystemfiles ...ry \empty \readsysfile {#1} {\showmessage \m!systems 2... <inserted text> ...iles \f!errfilename \donothing \egroup \finalend ...se \the \everybye \the \everygoodbye \doifsometokselse \everyno... -- luigi

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Margin terminology -- badly documented, undocumented, or misdocumented
by James Fisher 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

Hi all. I am trying to understand the terminology for the \definelayout and \setuplayout commands. Unfortunately the documentation at http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Layoutdoesn't correspond to the actual output I get. Nor does the 'documentation' at http://getfo.org/context_xml/page3.html , which the first page recommends. More, the two pages seem pretty contradictory. Consider my situation: I'm trying to set up an A4 page with the following margins (I use the term margin to mean the space from the edge of the physical paper to the edge of the body text area): top: 2.97cm bottom: 2.97cm left: 2.1cm right: 2.1cm For the moment, I don't care at all about header and footer space, nor notes in the margins; I'm just trying to get the above margins. However, with all conceivable combinations of commands at both of those pages, I've been unable to set anything like this up. Based on the getfo.org page, I should be able to set up these left and right margins with: backspace=2.1cm, cutspace=2.1cm But, looking at the result, and also with using \showlayout (which for some reason, AFAICS, generates four identical pages at the beginning of the document), this quite obviously doesn't do what getfo.org claims. I have also tried setting everything to 0cm with the exception of any random one of the measurements that go into making a margin, which I would set to 2.1cm. No avail here, either. Can someone give me the configuration I would need for the above required margins? Even better, can someone give me the definitive definitions of all the terms used in http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Layout, algebraically rather than as ambiguous tables of "Remarks"? This would help a bunch. Many thanks, James Fisher

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MetaPost bug? in MKIV
by Troy Henderson 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

The following example produces expected output with MKII (texexec) but fails the compilation process with MKIV (context). \startuseMPgraphic{foo} input graph; path p; gdata("data.d", $, augment.p($1,$2);); draw begingraph(4in,2.5in); gdraw p; endgraph; \stopuseMPgraphic \starttext \useMPgraphic{foo} \stoptext The data stored in data.d is as follows: 0 0 1 1 2 4 When compiling with MKIV, the following error occurs: !mplib : mp terminal: (/opt/context-minimals/tex/texmf/metapost/base/graph.mp ! Redundant equation. <to be read again> ; l.143 Gmargin.low=-.07; % bbox fraction for default ra... ! Redundant equation. <to be read again> ; l.144 Gmargin.high=1.07; % bbox fraction for default ra... ) !mplib : mp error: unknown, no error, terminal or log messages !mplib : mp terminal: [1] !mplib : mp error: unknown, no error, terminal or log messages -- Troy Henderson

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Where to put a module?
by Philipp Gesang 08 Mar '10

08 Mar '10

Dear listmates, a while ago I made some lua tables to aid myself in transliteration of various scripts. I thought this could be of general interest so I built a module from it and threw in some source documentation and a tiny manual, too. Right now it contains modes for Cyrillic, Glagolitic and Greek scripts, older variants included, full ISO 9 support, and two transcription modes as well. (There's a showcase of examples in the manual.) It allows global setups and local adjustments. It splendidly works for me, but maybe somebody wants to review it before I post it on the list, so whom should I send it to? Philipp -- () ascii ribbon campaign - against html e-mail /\ www.asciiribbon.org - against proprietary attachments

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Where is the cow?
by Matthias Weber 07 Mar '10

07 Mar '10

Dear all, maybe a catchy subject line will get attention -:) Indeed, the cow seems to be missing in mk2 and is overly present in mk4 in the sense that my own image cow.jpg within the same directory as the document below gets ignored in favor of the cow that's present in the mk4 minimals. These are minor issues, as it is relatively unlikely that I will need to include images of cows in my documents in the near future. What is bothering me however is my inability to combine figures properly together with text in a controlled manner. I have a bunch ow smallish images (let's call them cows) which I'd like to have surrounded by text. I am happy and actually prefer to do this manually instead of keeping my fingers crossed that some automatic algorithm will do the job, but for that I need to know how which version of ConTeXt is placing the figures. What would work for me: A way to split the text width into chunks that have fixed widths, and fill these chunks individually and vertically with figures or text. This might be possible with tables, but there should be a simpler way. Below are my attempts so far - with very frustrating results, both in mk2 and mk4. Matthias \setupbodyfont[12pt] \setupcolors[state=start] \setuplayout[grid=yes] \showgrid \setupcolor[rgb] \definecolor[defc] [r=.9,g=.9,b=.94] \definetextbackground [defbackground] [backgroundcolor=defc, corner=round, before=\blank, after=\blank, leftoffset=5pt, rightoffset=5pt, topoffset=5pt, bottomoffset=5pt, frame=on, framecolor=darkblue, location=paragraph, color=darkred] \defineenumeration [blurb] [before={\starttextbackground[defbackground]}, after={\stoptextbackground}, text=Blurb, way=bysection, location=hanging, letter=rm] \setupframedtexts[background=color,backgroundcolor=defc, corner=round, before=\blank, after=\blank, leftoffset=5pt, rightoffset=5pt, topoffset=5pt, bottomoffset=5pt, frame=on, framecolor=darkblue, location=paragraph, color=darkred] \starttext \startblurb Why is the topoffset so small? This happens at the top of a page. \stopblurb \placefigure[left]{none}{\externalfigure[cow][width=3cm]} \startblurb This is almost working. The figure is too low. \stopblurb \startfiguretext [left]{none}{\externalfigure[cow][width=2in]} \startblurb Something is very wrong here. \stopblurb \stopfiguretext \page \startframedtext Why is the offset so big? \stopframedtext \placefigure[left]{none}{\externalfigure[cow][width=3cm]} \startframedtext How do I combine this text with the figure? \stopframedtext For some reason, this text is placed correctly. \stoptext

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bib module, inproceedings & mkii/mkiv incompatibility
by Mojca Miklavec 07 Mar '10

07 Mar '10

Hello Taco, the following example (I need to admit that I'm not sure how to properly cite inproceedings) returns a different result in mkii and mkiv. My citation (the fields I use) is probably a bit wrong, but the results should be the same in my opinion. (Only mkii shows the year, in mkiv there's an extra space; the month is not shown anywhere, pubname is only shown in mkii although it's probably not needed anyway since it's already the title (= booktitle in bibtex?) that takes that role. It's also not really clear to me why I need to use author and not artauthor, but well ...) It may be sensible to have some reference about which fields are sensible for what type of publication also among the ConTeXt manuals. >From some unofficial BibTeX reference (http://www.kfunigraz.ac.at/~binder/texhelp/bibtx-14.html) Format: @INPROCEEDINGS{citation_key, required_fields [, optional_fields] } Required fields: author, title, booktitle, year Optional fields: editor, pages, organization, publisher, address, month, note, key \usemodule [bib] \setuppublications [alternative=num, criterium=all, sorttype=cite] \startpublication [k=3Ddosimetry, t=inproceedings, a=Kormoll, s=, u=] \arttitle{3D In-vivo Dosimetry for Photon Radiotherapy Based on Pair Production} \title{IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium Medical Imaging Conference Record} \author[]{Thomas}[T.]{}{Kormoll} \author[]{Daniela}[D.]{}{Kunath} \author[]{Wolfgang}[W.]{}{Enghardt} \volume{} \issue{} \city{Orlando, Florida} \pubyear{2009} \pubname{IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record} \month{October} \day{25-31} \pages{2969-2975} \doi{} \abstract{} \stoppublication \starttext \cite[3Ddosimetry] \placepublications \stoptext Thanks, Mojca

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Re: [NTG-context] Where is the cow?
by Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky 07 Mar '10

07 Mar '10

> \setupexternalfigures[location={local,global,default}] > local : currentdirectory + .. + ../.. > global : paths set with 'directory=...' > default : tex tree Hi Wolfgang, I want to draw your attention about what Texshow says \setupexternalfigures: global: the whole current project environment local: this 'directory' option default: the global texmf tree none: actual directory directory: local directory for figure files The differences I see are: 1) 'local' without 'directory' searches within current folder 2) it also searches in upper and 2 levels upper folders. Is it new behaviour for mkiv? Vyatcheslav

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MetaPost filesize
by Troy Henderson 07 Mar '10

07 Mar '10

I am writing because there appears to be a very large (i.e., approximately a factor of 10) difference in filesizes of the same MetaPost graphic generated in the following 2 ways (1) Including a common MetaPost source "common.mp" into a minimal MKIV document and compiling with `context surface.tex` (2) Including the same "common.mp" into a minimal MetaPost source file and compiling with `mpost surface.mp` followed by a `epstopdf surface.mps`. In case (1), the resulting PDF is about 445kB whereas in case (2) the resulting PDF is about 45kB. I've attached the "surface.tex", "surface.mp", and "common.mp" for those that wish to test this and help determine why ConTeXt's output is so much larger than MetaPost+epstopdf. Thanks in advance for the help. Troy Henderson

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Re: [NTG-context] Using XeTeX results in: ! Undefined control sequence. \PDFversion ->1.\the \pdfminorversion
by Nicola Vitacolonna 07 Mar '10

07 Mar '10

> Somewhere in my twists and turns to get Mark IV working today, it appears > XeTeX has been broken. Running `texexec --xtx' on any ConTeXt file results > in: > > ! Undefined control sequence. > \PDFversion ->1.\the \pdfminorversion > > All I've been able to find out is that these macros are something to do with > PDFTeX. I really don't know where to turn now. > > I'm running: > > XeTeX 3.1415926-2.2-0.9995.2 (Web2C 7.5.6) > TeXExec | version 6.2.1 - 1997-2009 - PRAGMA ADE/POD > MTXrun | current version: 2010.03.02 12:34 Hi, wondering whether this has a fix or is an open issue... I have exactly the same problem with the current ConTeXt Minimals. Nicola

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Crop Output
by Troy Henderson 07 Mar '10

07 Mar '10

Is it possible to get ConTeXt (MKIV) to automatically crop out the whitespace from its PDF output? I know that I can use the external utility `pdfcrop`, but I was wondering if this is possible with ConTeXt itself. This would be useful when generating MetaPost graphics where the graphic is the only thing in the ConTeXt output. Thanks, Troy Henderson

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Embedding fonts
by Tom 06 Mar '10

06 Mar '10

Printers that I deal with want the PDFs to have the fonts embedded. The PDFs that Texlive produces don't appear to have their fonts embedded and I can't find what option I must set or routine that must be run to embed the fonts. Tom Benjey 717-258-9733 voice 717-243-0074 fax Twitter: @TomBenjey

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Table of contents disappears when \setuparranging is used
by berend＠pobox.com 06 Mar '10

06 Mar '10

Hi People, I have a very weird problem. As soon as I star tot use \setuparranging the table of contents and other registers disappear. How to fix that? An example file: -------------------------------------------------- \setuppapersize [A5][A4] \setuparranging [2SIDE,rotated] \starttext \subject{Table of contents} \placecontent[1] \chapter{Hello} World. \stoptext -------------------------------------------------- There will be no text under "table of contents". Comment out \setuparranging and then the table of contents appears. When \setuparranging is enabled, this appears in the log file: system : part,chapter,section,subsection,subsubsection,subsubsubsectio n,subsubsubsubsection not found/processed -- All the best, Berend de Boer

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Breaking textframes across pages
by Matthias Weber 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

Dear all, if I understand correctly, framed texts (\startframedtext ... startframedtext) are not broken across pages. In contrast, when I set up an emumeration to to be framed, it is broken, but in such a way that the bottom margin of the first part and the top margin of the second part are inconsistent with any values I imposed. Below is a minimal example. I can see that this might be on purpose, but when I have $e^{e^x}$ and the like in the first line on the new page, it gets too close to the default margin. Is there an option that sets the broken margins? Thanks, Matthias \setupcolors[state=start] \setupbodyfont[10pt] \definetextbackground [defbackground] [ before=\blank, after=\blank, leftoffset=5pt, rightoffset=5pt, topoffset=25pt, % I exaggerate here of course bottomoffset=25pt, frame=on, framecolor=black, location=paragraph] \defineenumeration [myframe] [text=Note, before={\starttextbackground[defbackground]}, after={\stoptextbackground}, way=bysection, location=hanging, letter=rm] \starttext \startmyframe \input tufte \stopmyframe \input knuth \input knuth \input knuth % make sure the next frame breaks \startmyframe \input tufte \stopmyframe \input knuth \stoptext

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suggestions for context documentation
by Michael Saunders 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

> You mean like the beginner's manual > > http://www.pragma-ade.com/general/manuals/ms-cb-en.pdf > > and the user manual > > http://www.pragma-ade.com/general/manuals/cont-eni.pdf > ... > > amongst 46 others by Pragma No, not like those. I mean like a real manual. I read the book about Hasselt---a few examples without explanations. I've looked at most of the fifty or so documents over which this virtual manual is supposed to be spread. They are about as informative. Most of these documents seem to be 5--12 years old. The wiki is even more patchy. The idea that a computer manual is something that exists implicitly in the discussions of a mailing list is a new idea to me. You can't be serious about "mk.pdf" being a manual. Even it admits, "This document is not so much a users manual as a history of the development." Little after that point is intelligible. Compared with the clear, abundant documentation of the LaTeX world, Context seems like a secret that a small club is trying to keep. It's not even clear from the manuals that development is ongoing, much less that there is some advantage in using it. So, will there ever be a manual to MK IV? In how many years?

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Re: [NTG-context] [OT] Lua sponsors
by Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

" We are pleased to announce that Adobe has joined our corporate >> > sponsorship program." >> > http://www.lua.org/sponsors.html >> > Oh, I already see Hans replacing his "javascript in pdf documents" > strategy with "fun with lua scripts in pdf documents" now:) > > Wow. I first decided that Adobe became the sponsor of LuaTeX. ) Vyatcheslav

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Re: [NTG-context] suggestions for context documentation
by richard.stephens＠converteam.com 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

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Re: [NTG-context] Occasional words sticking out from flush-right
by Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

On 03.03.2010 22:41, ntg-context-request(a)ntg.nl wrote: > Stymies me how people on this mailing list know this stuff -- even a > Google search for "setbreakpoints", assuming I knew the command in > advance, returns nada. This all is sacred knowledge, for devoted seekers :o) (Arthur, what about your church of TeX?) Vyatcheslav

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suggestions for context documentation
by Michael Saunders 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

The important thing is: is there _ever_ going to be a manual? I want to try Context, but I've been putting it off for years because it's not really practical without documentation. There must be many others in the same situation.

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[OT] Lua sponsors
by luigi scarso 04 Mar '10

04 Mar '10

" We are pleased to announce that Adobe has joined our corporate sponsorship program." http://www.lua.org/sponsors.html -- luigi

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using `` '' the output is wrong.
by views63 04 Mar '10

04 Mar '10

Hi all, I'm using `` complex analysis'' the output is wrong. but using \ quotation (... ...) can output the correct quotation marks The example: \starttext `` complex analysis'' \quotation{complex analysis} \stoptext -- Best Regards

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Differences in smart quotes MKII -> MKIV
by James Fisher 04 Mar '10

04 Mar '10

Hi, (Forgetting our documentation philosophy session for a minute,) I'm experiencing issues in MKIV with smart quotes. Specifically, opening quotes. Compare the output of `texexec dash-test' and `context quote-test' on the following: \starttext `Yes, but --- ' `--- this is an interruption! Get down on the floor!' The interjection was quite {\em unexpected} --- indeed, `shocking'. \stoptext And the following with double quotes: \starttext ``Yes, but --- '' ``--- this is an interruption! Get down on the floor!'' The interjection was quite {\em unexpected} --- indeed, ``shocking''. \stoptext In both cases, MKIV treats the opening grave character (is that the name? backtick?) literally rather than as an opening smart quote. James

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suggestions for context documentation
by Peter Münster 04 Mar '10

04 Mar '10

Hello, These suggestions are a bit a reply to the thoughts of James Fisher. It would be nice, to have once in the future at least 2 up to date context documentations: - a context user manual For me, it's the merge of all scattered articles and manuals. Each chapter treats a particular subject, such as "columns" or "footnotes". It seems, that Taco is working on such a manual. - a context command reference manual This is just the xml-database used by texshow. Each command should be described in detail with every possible options. On the one hand, texshow uses this database, on the other hand a well structured command reference can be generated as pdf-file. Filling in all the details in both projects is a lot of work, so perhaps it would be a good idea, to set up a system, that makes it easy for users to contribute to these projects (patches) and easy for Taco and Hans to acknowledge or reject those patches. This "system" would be nothing else as some vcs (git or svn for example) with some commit-hooks, that manage the acknowledgement by Hans and Taco (and perhaps others). The tex-files of the user-manual are already under version control, and the xml-database is only the cont-en.xml file, that would need to be put under version control too. So, perhaps with not too much effort, users can be easily invited to contribute to the documentation projects and the quality can be assured through the acknowledgements of the developers. Cheers, Peter -- Contact information: http://pmrb.free.fr/contact/

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bookmarks point to page, not to section start
by Mojca Miklavec 04 Mar '10

04 Mar '10

Hello Hans, I suspect that bookmarks to sections point to pages only, not to the exact position where the sections start. I have another document generated with Word and when I click to it, the viewer (Preview.app) goes straight to section start, while when I generate the document with ConTeXt, it only goes to the page, not to exact section start. The behaviour seems to be the same in both MKII and MKIV (MKII only doesn't respect the accented characters; but I understand the pain of recoding). I'm using the following code to place the bookmarks: \setupinteraction [state=start] \setupinteractionscreen [option=bookmark] \placebookmarks [section,subsection,subsubsection] [section,subsection] \starttext \dorecurse{20}{\section{title} \input tufte} \stoptext Mojca PS: I can send a sample word-generated document off-list for comparison if needed.

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Something is wrong with backgrounds
by Andreas Harder 04 Mar '10

04 Mar '10

Hi all, if I compile the following example with the actual beta, the circle is set in foreground … even if the background is not set. \startuseMPgraphic{test} fill fullcircle scaled 5cm withcolor red; \stopuseMPgraphic \defineoverlay[test]{\useMPgraphic{test}} % \setupbackgrounds[page][background=test] \starttext test \stoptext Can someone confirm this or have I overseen something? Greetings, Andreas

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Re: [NTG-context] setbreakpoints
by Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky 04 Mar '10

04 Mar '10

Hi Wolfgang, To be serious, what \setbreakpoints[] do? I want to wikify this command. Vyatcheslav

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Occasional words sticking out from flush-right
by James Fisher 03 Mar '10

03 Mar '10

Hi, I'm experiencing an issue where, when the width of a block of text is small, the occasional word sticks out from the otherwise flush right. I've previously seen an example of this in an image on the contextgarden wiki, but now can't find it. To reproduce what I mean, compile this with Mark IV: \mainlanguage[en] \usetypescript[palatino] \setupbodyfont[palatino,11pt] \setuppapersize[A4][A4] \setuphead[title][header=empty] \starttext \title{Personal statement} \startcolumns[n=2] This heavily-hyphenated jauntily-formatted flush-left flush-right justified-text paragraph set in a two-column layout and subtly-quirky-but-never-offensive Palatino shouldn't produce out-of-flush sticking-out-like-a-sore-thumb words from the flush-right. \stopcolumns \stoptext In this example, the string 'sticking-out-like-a-sore-thumb' sticks out to approx 3mm from the right edge of the paper. In this situation, I would much prefer that that string is hyphenated, using one of the hyphens already in the string. Based on one other test (in which my text was far less hyphenated than the above), it seems that the hyphenation algorithm refuses to hyphenate strings of words that are already hyphenated. Is this true? If so, is it deliberate? And how do I turn it off? (And do other people agree with me that it's awfully ugly?) Best James Fisher

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Using XeTeX results in: ! Undefined control sequence. \PDFversion ->1.\the \pdfminorversion
by James Fisher 03 Mar '10

03 Mar '10

Somewhere in my twists and turns to get Mark IV working today, it appears XeTeX has been broken. Running `texexec --xtx' on any ConTeXt file results in: ! Undefined control sequence. \PDFversion ->1.\the \pdfminorversion All I've been able to find out is that these macros are something to do with PDFTeX. I really don't know where to turn now. I'm running: XeTeX 3.1415926-2.2-0.9995.2 (Web2C 7.5.6) TeXExec | version 6.2.1 - 1997-2009 - PRAGMA ADE/POD MTXrun | current version: 2010.03.02 12:34

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no protrusion for hyphen ??
by Steffen Wolfrum 03 Mar '10

03 Mar '10

Hi, I have read there were troubles with |-| in MkIV last year. I found another one: the hyphen set by |-| doesn't get protruded. See example below, please: \startluacode fonts.protrusions.vectors['stpure'] = { [0x002D] = { 0, 0.50 }, -- hyphen } fonts.protrusions.classes['stwpure'] = { vector = 'stpure', factor = 1 } \stopluacode \definefontfeature[default][default] [mode=node,protrusion=stwpure,script=latn]% extend=2,slant=.2, \usetypescript[postscript] \definetypeface[postscript][rm][serif][times][default] \setupbodyfont[postscript,18pt] \setupalign[line,block,hanging] \showframe \starttext \dorecurse{13}{test } test|-|text test \dorecurse{13}{test } test- text test \stoptext Steffen

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doifnumberelse
by Hans van der Meer 03 Mar '10

03 Mar '10

The macro \doifnumberelse is not behaving as I would have expected from the description in Taco Hoekwater's article "Context System Macros: part 1: General macros". There I read: The next macro executesa command depending of the outcome of a test on numerals. \doifnumberelse {string} {then ...} {else ...} This text suggest that the the test is on whether "string" as a whole is a number (taken as having digits 0123456789 only, I presume) of contains nondigits and thus isn't a number. However, it seems the macro tests on the first character only. Below follows a minimal example, the context version is: ConTeXt ver: 2010.02.18 14:48 MKIV fmt: 2010.2.20 int: english/ english % test result of \doifnumberelse \def\test#1{#1 is \doifnumberelse{#1}{a number}{not a number}\crlf} \starttext \test{1} % result: 1 is a number \test{a} % result: a is not a number \test{1a} % result: 1a is a number \test{a1} % result: a1 is not a number \stoptext Hans van der Meer

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Blank page at end of chapter
by Tom 02 Mar '10

02 Mar '10

I can't figure out how to turn off running headers on the blank pages that are inserted into a document to make the first page of the next chapter start on a right page. I'm probably overlooking something. Tom Benjey 717-258-9733 voice 717-243-0074 fax Twitter: @TomBenjey

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METAPOST's superellipse with superness<0.5 does not give a superellipse
by James Fisher 02 Mar '10

02 Mar '10

Hi again, Another METAPOST problem. For the sake of curiosity, I've been looking at and playing with the superellipse() function in plain METAPOST. This is all fine and dandy until I try values of 'superness' less than 0.5, in which case it generates shapes that are seemingly not superellipses. At s=0.5, the function generates a diamond shape -- which, AFAIK, is correct. However, s<0.5, the points of the diamond immediately turn to curves. (My knowledge of superellipses here is just from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superellipse -- try the image at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lame_anima.gif to see how I expect the shape to change with varying values of superness). Some code follows -- perhaps someone could run it and tell me if, for starters, they get the same as me. (See http://i49.tinypic.com/2ijqatl.jpgfor superellipse() with s=0.3). Best, James % The following is a superellipse function at < http://lists.foundry.supelec.fr/pipermail/metapost-commits/2008-June/000340… >; % I think it's the superellipse function in my copy of METAPOST; it at least has the same behaviour. % It seems to calculate the vertices correctly, but not the way they join (try changing all ... to --). % %def superellipse(expr r,t,l,b,s)= % r ... (s[xpart t,xpart r],s[ypart r,ypart t]){t-r} ... % t ... (s[xpart t,xpart l],s[ypart l,ypart t]){l-t} ... % l ... (s[xpart b,xpart l],s[ypart l,ypart b]){b-l} ... % b ... (s[xpart b,xpart r],s[ypart r,ypart b]){r-b} ... cycle %enddef; def supertest expr s = superellipse( ( 100, 50 ), ( 50, 100 ), ( 0, 50 ), ( 50, 0 ), s ); enddef; % These >0 supernesses are fine, I think ... beginfig(0); draw supertest 2; endfig; beginfig(1); draw supertest 1.01; endfig; % The following, 0.5>=superness<=1, % are from visual reference definitely right beginfig(2); draw supertest 1; endfig; beginfig(3); draw supertest 0.99; endfig; beginfig(4); draw supertest 0.7; endfig; beginfig(5); draw supertest 0.51; endfig; beginfig(6); draw supertest 0.5; endfig; % Now, for <0.5, % things get problematic -- % the points in the shape generated by s=0.5 % should stay 'pointy' beginfig(7); draw supertest 0.49; endfig; beginfig(8); draw supertest 0.3; endfig; beginfig(9); draw supertest 0.01; endfig; beginfig(10); draw supertest 0; endfig; end;

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Math integral symbols (cambria) , MK-IV
by gummybears 02 Mar '10

02 Mar '10

Hi, When using font Cambria, the integral symbols \iint and \iiint look funny compared to \int. The contour, surface and volume integrals look fine. Version ConText version 2010.02.25 19:46. LuaTeX version 50,0 Test file \usetypescript[cambria] \setupbodyfont[cambria] \starttext \startformula \startalign[n=2] \NC \text{integral} \NC \int_{a}^{b} \NR \NC \text{double integral} \NC \iint_{a}^{b} \NR \NC \text{triple integral} \NC \iiint_{a}^{b} \NR \NC \text{contour integral} \NC \oint_{a}^{b} \NR \NC \text{surface integral} \NC \oiint_{a}^{b} \NR \NC \text{volume integral} \NC \oiiint_{a}^{b} \NR \stopalign \stopformula \stoptext

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Re: [NTG-context] Math in MKIV - HOWTO
by Zhichu Chen 02 Mar '10

02 Mar '10

Hi, I got some time today and checked some symbols of hlcra.tfm (LucidaNewMath-Arrows), and got this table: ==================================================== fonts.enc.math["lucida-ma"] = { [0x025CB] = 0x00, -- circle [0x025CF] = 0x01, -- blackcircle [0x025A1] = 0x02, -- square [0x025A0] = 0x03, -- blacksquare [0x025B3] = 0x04, -- triangleup [0x025B2] = 0x05, -- blacktriangleup [0x025BD] = 0x06, -- triangledown [0x025BC] = 0x07, -- blacktriangledown [0x02B28] = 0x08, -- lozenge [0x02B27] = 0x09, -- blacklozenge [0x02B29] = 0x0A, -- blackdiamond [0x02571] = 0x0B, -- upright [0x02572] = 0x0C, -- downright [0x022E4] = 0x0D, -- squareimageofnoteq [0x022E5] = 0x0E, -- squareoriginalofnoteq [0x02A4F] = 0x0F, -- dblsquareunion [0x02A4E] = 0x10, -- dblsquareintersection [0x02A64] = 0x11, -- zdomainantirestriction [0x02A65] = 0x12, -- zrangeantirestriction [0x022EE] = 0x13, -- verticalellipsis [0x022EF] = 0x14, -- ellipsis [0x022F0] = 0x15, -- uprightellipsis [0x022F1] = 0x16, -- downrightellipsis [0x022D5] = 0x17, -- equalparallel [0x0225B] = 0x1A, -- stareq [0x00127] = 0x1B, -- hbar [0x022F6] = 0x1C, -- barelementof [0x02209] = 0x1D, -- notelementof [0x022FD] = 0x1E, -- barcontains [0x0220C] = 0x1F, -- notcontain [0x02204] = 0x20, -- nexists [0x02194] = 0x21, -- leftrightarrow [0x02195] = 0x22, -- updownarrow [0x0219E] = 0x23, -- leftleftarrow [0x0219F] = 0x24, -- upuparrow [0x021A0] = 0x25, -- rightrightarrow --~ [0x00026] = 0x26, -- amperand [0x021A1] = 0x27, -- downdownarrow [0x021A2] = 0x28, -- leftarrowtail [0x021A3] = 0x29, -- rightarrowtail [0x021A4] = 0x2A, -- leftarrowbar [0x021A6] = 0x2B, -- rightarrowbar [0x021A5] = 0x2C, -- uparrowbar --~ [0x02212] = 0x2D, -- minus --~ [0x0002D] = 0x2D, -- minus [0x021A7] = 0x2E, -- downarrowbar [0x021E4] = 0x2F, -- barleftarrow [0x021E5] = 0x30, -- barrightarrow [0x021E0] = 0x38, -- dashleftarrow [0x021E1] = 0x39, -- dashuparrow [0x021E2] = 0x3A, -- dashrightarrow [0x021E3] = 0x3B, -- dashdownarrow [0x021A9] = 0x3C, -- hookleftarrow --~ [0x0003D] = 0x3D, -- equalto [0x021AA] = 0x3E, -- hookrightarrow [0x021AB] = 0x3F, -- looparrowleft [0x021AC] = 0x40, -- looparrowright [0x1D538] = 0x41, -- A (blackboard A) [0x1D539] = 0x42, -- B [0x02102] = 0x43, -- C [0x1D53B] = 0x44, -- D [0x1D53C] = 0x45, -- E [0x1D53D] = 0x46, -- F [0x1D53E] = 0x47, -- G [0x0210D] = 0x48, -- H [0x1D540] = 0x49, -- I [0x1D541] = 0x4A, -- J [0x1D542] = 0x4B, -- K [0x1D543] = 0x4C, -- L [0x1D544] = 0x4D, -- M [0x02115] = 0x4E, -- N [0x1D546] = 0x4F, -- O [0x02119] = 0x50, -- P [0x0211A] = 0x51, -- Q [0x0211D] = 0x52, -- R [0x1D54A] = 0x53, -- S [0x1D54B] = 0x54, -- T [0x1D54C] = 0x55, -- U [0x1D54D] = 0x56, -- V [0x1D54E] = 0x57, -- W [0x1D54F] = 0x58, -- X [0x1D550] = 0x59, -- Y [0x02124] = 0x5A, -- Z (blackboard Z) [0x0231C] = 0x5B, -- ulcorner [0x0231D] = 0x5C, -- urcorner [0x0231E] = 0x5D, -- llcorner [0x0231F] = 0x5E, -- lrcorner [0x02225] = 0x5F, -- parallel, Vert, lVert, rVert, arrowvert [0x021D5] = 0x60, -- Updownarrow [0x021D4] = 0x61, -- Leftrightarrow [0x021D6] = 0x62, -- Upleftarrow [0x021D7] = 0x63, -- Uprightarrow [0x021D9] = 0x64, -- Downleftarrow [0x021D5] = 0x65, -- Downrightarrow [0x021CD] = 0x66, -- nLeftarrow [0x021CE] = 0x67, -- nLeftrightarrow [0x021CF] = 0x68, -- nRightarrow --~ [0x021CE] = 0x69, -- nLeftrightarrow -- what's the difference between this and 0x0067[0x021CE] [0x021DA] = 0x6A, -- Lleftarrow [0x1D55C] = 0x6B, -- k \Bbbk (blackboard k) [0x021DB] = 0x6C, -- Rrightarrow [0x021C4] = 0x6D, -- rlarrow [0x021C6] = 0x6E, -- lrarrow [0x021C5] = 0x6F, -- udarrow --~ [0x021C5] = 0x70, -- duarrow [0x021C7] = 0x71, -- llarrow [0x021C8] = 0x72, -- uuarrow [0x021C9] = 0x73, -- rrarrow [0x021CA] = 0x74, -- ddarrow [0x021BE] = 0x75, -- rupharpoon [0x021BF] = 0x76, -- lupharpoon [0x021C2] = 0x77, -- rdownharpoon [0x021C3] = 0x78, -- ldownharpoon [0x021CB] = 0x79, -- lrharpoon [0x021CC] = 0x7A, -- rlharpoon [0x021B0] = 0x7B, -- upthenleftarrow --~ [0x0] = 0x7C, -- part [0x021B1] = 0x7D, -- upthenrightarrow --~ [0x0] = 0x7E, -- part [0x02276] = 0x7F, -- ltgt [0x021B2] = 0x81, -- downthenleftarrow [0x021B3] = 0x82, -- downthenrightarrow [0x02B0E] = 0x83, -- rightthendownarrow [0x02B10] = 0x84, -- leftthendownarrow [0x02B0F] = 0x85, -- rightthenuparrow [0x02B11] = 0x86, -- leftthenuparrow [0x021B6] = 0x87, -- leftarcarrow [0x021B7] = 0x88, -- rightarcarrow [0x0293D] = 0x89, -- leftarcarrowplus [0x0293C] = 0x8A, -- rightarcarrowminus [0x021BA] = 0x8B, -- anticlockwise [0x021BB] = 0x8C, -- clockwise [0x02260] = 0x94, -- noteq [0x02262] = 0x95, -- notidentical [0x02241] = 0x96, -- nottilde [0x02244] = 0x97, -- notasymptoticallyequal [0x02249] = 0x98, -- notalmostequal [0x02247] = 0x99, -- notapproximatelyeq [0x0226E] = 0x9A, -- nless [0x0226F] = 0x9B, -- ngtr [0x02270] = 0x9C, -- nleq [0x02271] = 0x9D, -- ngeq [0x022E6] = 0x9E, -- lnsim [0x022E7] = 0x9F, -- gnsim [0x02605] = 0xAB, -- black star [0x02713] = 0xAC, -- check [0x02277] = 0xC5, -- gtlt [0x02284] = 0xC6, -- nsubsetof [0x02285] = 0xC7, -- nsupsetof [0x02288] = 0xC8, -- nsubseteq [0x02289] = 0xC9, -- nsupseteq [0x0228A] = 0xCC, -- subsetneq [0x0228B] = 0xCD, -- supsetneq --~ [0x0228A] = 0xD0, -- subsetneq --~ [0x0228B] = 0xD1, -- supsetneq [0x02270] = 0xD6, -- nleq [0x02271] = 0xD7, -- ngeq [0x02268] = 0xDC, -- lneqq [0x02269] = 0xDD, -- gneqq [0x022E6] = 0xE0, -- lnsim [0x02219] = 0xE1, -- bullet [0x022E7] = 0xE2, -- gnsim [0x02280] = 0xE5, -- nprec [0x02281] = 0xE6, -- nsucc [0x022E8] = 0xEB, -- precnsim [0x022E9] = 0xEC, -- succnsim [0x022EA] = 0xEF, -- nnormalsub [0x022EB] = 0xF0, -- ncontainnormalsub [0x022EC] = 0xF1, -- nnormalsubeq [0x022ED] = 0xF2, -- ncontainnormalsubeq [0x02226] = 0xF7, -- nparallel [0x022AC] = 0xF8, -- nvdash [0x022AE] = 0xF9, -- nVdash [0x022AD] = 0xFA, -- nvDash [0x022AF] = 0xFB, -- nVDash } ==================================================== The empty lines indicate that there're some symbols I can't find in the unicode chart, the commented lines indicate that I'm not sure about that. I don't know if you were working on that. I almost went blind after this and I hope you won't go through the same work. On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 8:27 PM, Mojca Miklavec <mojca.miklavec.lists(a)gmail.com> wrote: >>> The double stroke A--Z from U+1D538 -- U+02124 in hlcra.tfm(lbma.pfb) >>> from 0x41--0x5a are missing, even though I added to the lbr-ma vector >>> :( >> >> you should coordinate this with mojca > > Just go on ... I'll check once I finish a few important task (and that > most probably won't be today), but I promise to do a precise check > (whether or not the vector will be complete by then - of course it > will be much easier if Zhichu does the work :). > > Mojca > -- Best Regards Chen ---------------------------------------------------------------- Zhi-chu Chen | Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility No. 2019 | Jialuo Rd. | Jiading | Shanghai | P.R. 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