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Aligment?
by ^Nitram^ 24 Sep '03

24 Sep '03

Hi, When I trying with new commands I noticed that: \framed[align=left,width=broad]{left} \framed[align=right,width=broad]{right} produced: |-------------------| | left| |-------------------| |-------------------| |right | |-------------------| Why ?... ;) -- Best regards Martin

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italic correction
by Idris S Hamid 24 Sep '03

24 Sep '03

Dear syndicate, Sometimes I make a definition like \def\TR{\it} for certain purposes (structural consistency, etc.). How do I modify this to automatically do an italic correction the way \em is set up to do in \ConTeXt? ====================== By the way, did Hans ever make a "final" ConTeXt logo? I still think that \def\Context{{\sc C\kern -.0667emo\kern -.0667emn\kern -.0549emt\kern -.1667em\lower .5ex\hbox {e}\kern -.125emx\kern -.0549emt}} looks better than Con\TeX{}t (and the smaller \TeX better reflects its relative role in the whole package), and I've been using the former up to now. Hope that's not a problem-) best Idris

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Re: [NTG-context] Typing in new command problems
by ^Nitram^ 24 Sep '03

24 Sep '03

Hi, > > Is it impossible? > Is this a real question? No ;) But the real should be '... for newbie' :) [cut] Thank you very much. I did it in this way: \defineframedtext[Frame][width=broad,bodyfont=9pt,align=right] %but align is a little strange = see new post Aligment? \def\Command#1#2 {\setuptyping[before=\startFrame,after=\stopFrame] \setupTABLE[frame=off]\bTABLE\bTR\bTD[width=.2\textwidth,align=left] %align again \bfx #2\eTD\bTD \typebuffer[#1] \eTD\eTR\eTABLE \setuptyping[before=,after=]} And now it is what I want ;) Probably there is another way to do this but I'm in ConTeXt since 1-2 months ;) -- Best regards Martin

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Odp: ntg-context digest, Vol 1 #484 - 13 msgs
by ^Nitram^ 24 Sep '03

24 Sep '03

Hi, > > I try to define new command with typing in this way: > Don't mess with verbatim stuff in commands. Don't ask why, just don't > do it ;-) > \definetyping > [nitram] > [before=\startframedtext, > after=\stopframedtext] > \starttext > \startnitram > crazy > \stopnitram > \stoptext It works but if I use \startnitram \getbuffer \stopnitram I have as result: \getbuffer ;) I would like to define some code in buffer and use it as example (typing this code) and show how it works (use this code). I can use \getbuffer and \typebuffer, but I would like to put code into a 'nice' frame ;) I can do it by \framed[number of options]{\typebuffer}, but I would like to do it in better way - by defining own command and use \Command{\getbuffer}. Is it impossible? -- Best regards Martin

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Again: \indenting[*hang*] ?!
by Steffen Wolfrum 24 Sep '03

24 Sep '03

Jens-Uwe Morawski <morawski(a)gmx.net> wrote: > On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 18:52:03 +0200 > Hans Hagen <pragma(a)wxs.nl> wrote: > > > At 14:28 19/09/2003 +0200, Steffen Wolfrum wrote: > > >Hi, > > > > > >Is there a way to have something like \indenting[hang] ? > > > > > >With the first line not indented, but the second and following lines? > > > > > > > > >First I thought this is what is ment by \indenting[next], > > >but \indenting[next] seems to be exactly the same as \indenting[first], is > > >this right? > > > > kind of tricky, since settings to hangindent and alike are forgotten when > > the setup is followed by an empty line; > > > > there is \starthanging ... \stophanging now Ah! > > but ... if we can assume that users start tagging their paragraphs with > > \bpar .. \epar i can imagine that we provide something \indenting [hang], > > so the question is: are you willing to tag > > imo, the question is: what has hanging to do with indenting? > Aren't these things completely different matters? > If yes, please don't spoil \indenting with that. > > \setuphanging already exists... Hi Hans, hi Jens! There is always another surprise in ConTexT. I mean: How should I know? My sources are Hans's manuals + the list-archiv. Neither in the manuals nor in the archive \setuphanging or \starthanging is mentioned... So I am sorry for asking for things that maybe already exist! But now I have to ask: how do I use \setuphanging or \starthanging actually? Is there some kind of documentation or at least a minimal example somewhere? Thanks for the lessons. Steffen

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probably well known problem
by Pawel Jackowski na Onet 24 Sep '03

24 Sep '03

Hi all! I've just finished (?) reinstalling and configuring my TeX system. It is quite small conglomerate of cont-bas, cont-tmf and my own packages. I've successfully generated all formats using fmtutil. However I have some troubles with 'cont-en'; it was successfully generated but do not work properly. I tried to do that also with texexec 'shell'. I need pl language hyphenation patterns as a default and for some cases also en and de. That's why I uncommented following lines in cont-usr.tex file: ... \installlanguage [\s!de] [\c!status=\v!start] \installlanguage [\s!en] [\c!status=\v!start] \installlanguage [\s!pl] [\c!status=\v!start] ... \setupcurrentlanguage[\s!pl] \definefilesynonym [font-cmr] [font-plr] % \useencoding[fde] % commented by me \useencoding[fpl] ... After these changes I generated format with command texexec --make --language=pl,en,de --bodyfont=plr en Log file (cont-fmt): \unprotect \installlanguage[\s!pl][\c!status=\v!start] \installlanguage[\s!en][\c!status=\v!start] \installlanguage[\s!de][\c!status=\v!start] \setupcurrentlanguage[\s!pl] \definetypescriptsynonym[cmr][plr]\definefilesynonym[font-cmr][font-plr] \protect \endinput Is it correct? After that I expect format with following features: -- interface: english -- default language: polish -- other languages (activated by \language[??]): en,de -- default font: plr The problem is that default font is still CMR and I want to use PLR. What is wrong? What should I do? Oh by the way, I recomend you cont-bas package; tidy, small and complete. Regards, Pawe/l

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\defineenumeration
by Willi Egger 24 Sep '03

24 Sep '03

Hi, Thanks Hans for the patch concerning enumerations. - Certain things now work as I thought they should, others don't . :-( In the meantime I downloaded and installed the latest (yesterdays) CONTeXT. 1. Numbering starts at 2, and the following items get numberd 4,6, 2. I detected, that the option style=command, I used style=\em, does not give the desired result. The first item would be slanted, the second would be regular and the third again slanted. - Hoewer using style=slanted makes all items slanted. Please find attached a minimal test file (probe.tex) Cheers Willi

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Typing in new command problems
by ^Nitram^ 23 Sep '03

23 Sep '03

Hi, I try to define new command with typing in this way: \def\Command#1% { \framed[options] { \starttyping #1 \stoptyping } } and use it in this way: \Command{\getbuffer[name]} but I have an error: ! Argument of \copyverbatimline has an extra }. If I change to \def\Command#1#2% I have: ! Paragraph ended before \Command was complete. How I can do it - put ConTeXt code to own frame ?... -- Best regards Martin

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(no subject)
by Severin Obertuefer 23 Sep '03

23 Sep '03

hi i have the following metapost picture: beginfig(2); path c; pair A, B; c := fullcircle scaled 2 cm; A := (origin--(3cm,2cm)) intersectionpoint subpath (0,2) of c; B := (origin--(-5cm,1cm)) intersectionpoint subpath (2,4) of c; draw c; draw origin--B; draw origin--A; endfig; how can I cut the the part of the path c between A and B, so that the result is like a cheese :) i made: path t; t := saucer cutafter A; c := c cutbefore B; now c and t is that what i want, but i it possible to cominte these two paths to one path. I think there is a more elegant way to do that...somethink like "subpath (B,A) of c" thanks for help severin -- +++ GMX - die erste Adresse für Mail, Message, More! +++ Getestet von Stiftung Warentest: GMX FreeMail (GUT), GMX ProMail (GUT) (Heft 9/03 - 23 e-mail-Tarife: 6 gut, 12 befriedigend, 5 ausreichend) Jetzt selbst kostenlos testen: http://www.gmx.net

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Suggestions for Latin Modern
by Idris S Hamid 23 Sep '03

23 Sep '03

Hi, gang I hope this does not come too late:-) I have been using cmr for my work in the humanities up to now, and I have had to tweak things in sometimes satisfactory and other times less unsatisfactory ways. Here are some suggestions for the upcoming Latin Modern if it's not too late: 1. Make old-style numerals the default. This improves cmr for use in the humanities so much I'm almost surprised Knuth did not at least make a global old-style option. Alan Hoenig has made fontinst files for a virtual cmros; I have made a complete typescript for it, including a way to manage the bold case, for which Knuth only made a 10-point oldstyle size. I will present this package to the ConTeXt list in the coming days. There is still a small bug in cmros: it occasionally treats punctuation marks as part of the word when hyphenating, but otherwise I'm quite satisfied with it. 2. The main things I personally need are diacritics for transliteration. I'm using amateurish macros right now but a global font solution would be so much better. I'm including some of my own definitions which don't work in all circumstances. I especially have problems when switching from upright to slanted positions: a. a crescent under the letter `h': \def\h#1{\oalign{#1\crcr\hidewidth\SHIFT{34}% \vbox to.2ex{\hbox{\char'25}\vss}\hidewidth}} example: `\v Sa\h h' is a scientific transliteration of `Shaykh', based on the German ZDMG system. b. The two glottal stops use a special left and right apostrophe respectively. When the following letter is capitalized the apostrophe must be higher. Once again, I have problems getting things consistent from upright to slanted %%=====================ayn-hamzah==================== \def\SHIFT#1{\dimen0=.00#1ex \multiply\dimen0 by\fontdimen1\font \kern-.0156\dimen0} % compensate for slant/italic in lower accents \def\USHIFT#1{\dimen0=.00#1ex \multiply\dimen0 by\fontdimen1\font \kern.0156\dimen0} % compensate for slant/italic in upper accents \def\talign#1{\leavevmode\vtop{\baselineskip0pt \lineskip-2.05ex \ialign{##\crcr#1\crcr}}} \def\ttalign#1{\leavevmode\vtop{\baselineskip0pt \lineskip-2.22ex \ialign{##\crcr#1\crcr}}} \def\lowalign#1{\leavevmode\vtop{\baselineskip0pt \lineskip-1.25ex \ialign{##\crcr#1\crcr}}} \def\highalign#1{\leavevmode\vtop{\baselineskip0pt \lineskip-1.60ex \ialign{##\crcr#1\crcr}}} \def\LowKernH{\kern-1.15ex} \def\LowKernA{\kern-1.2ex} \def\HighKern{\kern-1.4ex} \def\LowHamzah#1{\lowalign{#1\crcr\hidewidth\USHIFT{12}% \vbox to.2ex{\hbox{\the\textfont1\LowKernH\char'55}\vss}\hidewidth}} \def\HighHamzah#1{\highalign{#1\crcr\hidewidth\USHIFT{30}% \vbox to.2ex{\hbox{\the\textfont1\HighKern\char'55}\vss}\hidewidth}} \def\LowAyn#1{\lowalign{#1\crcr\hidewidth\USHIFT{15}% \vbox to.2ex{\hbox{\the\textfont1\LowKernA\char'54}\vss}\hidewidth}} \def\HighAyn#1{\highalign{#1\crcr\hidewidth\USHIFT{30}% \vbox to.2ex{\hbox{\the\textfont1\HighKern\char'54}\vss}\hidewidth}} \def\AynHamzahKern{\kern.0625em} \def\PreAynHamzahKern{\kern0em} \def\IKern{\kern0.10em} \def\Hamzah{\leavevmode\raise.17ex\hbox{\USHIFT{1}\os-}\SHIFT{10}\AynHamzahKern} \def\Ayn {\leavevmode\raise.17ex\hbox{\USHIFT{1}\os,}\SHIFT{10}\AynHamzahKern} \def\HighHamzah{\leavevmode\raise.5ex\hbox{\os-}\SHIFT{10}\AynHamzahKern} \def\HighAyn {\leavevmode\raise.5ex\hbox{\os,}\SHIFT{10}\AynHamzahKern} \def\`{\PreAynHamzahKern\Ayn} \def\'{\PreAynHamzahKern\Hamzah} \def\HA{\PreAynHamzahKern\HighAyn} \def\HH{\PreAynHamzahKern\HighHamzah} ==================================== Here are a couple of applications: s\=a\'il (questioner), \HA Ab\=d (someone's name), \`ayn (spring, eye) A big problem with my macros (I don't know if this is ConTeXt-related): Whenever I use \`, \', \HA, \HH at small point sizes (<10 points), the \the\textfont1\char'54 gets much smaller than one would expect, which is no good. 3. VERY IMPORTANT: When used often, \=i (\=\i in plain TeX) looks terrible; the bar over the `i' is too wide and runs into other letters. When used frequently (it is one of the most used in transliterating Arabic) it is really irritating. What good typesetters have done is make the bar over the `i' shorter. Now I'm sure that Hans and others can come up an elegant trick to redefine \=\i to get this bar shorter, but it seems to me to be wiser to just put it in the font. 4. For more examples that the authors of Latin Modern may like to consider, see the tables in the following article of mine: http://www.gsp-online.org/journals/journaldocs/shi/transliteration.pdf ====================================== If this new font meets our needs, I will be more than happy to showcase latin modern in future issues of my journal, and mention both the font and its authors in the colophon. Best wishes Idris

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context2html or context2xml | xml2html ??
by Maurice Diamantini 23 Sep '03

23 Sep '03

Bonjour à tous, Is there something (an executable or a context package) which would allow us to write some (basic) context file, to html? I read that there is some work with context and xml, so perhaps there is a mean for translating a context document to html? context --> xml --> html ? I think to something like latex2html or hevea ? Cordialement, Maurice. P.S I use linux and MacOSX -- Maurice.Diamantini(a)ensta.fr - ENSTA/LMA École Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées Laboratoire de Mathématiques Appliquées http://www.ensta.fr/~diam

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Footnotes
by Willi Egger 23 Sep '03

23 Sep '03

Hi everybody, I have to typset several footnotes. I setup a bodyfont (sanserif, Helvetica like). Why are the footnotes typset in cmr? Consider the following minimal testfile \starttext \startitemize \head Rug rugggenbord dikte 0.5\Milli\Meter \startlocalfootnotes[0] \starttabulate[|lm|lm|] \NC L_R \EQ L_P \NC\NR \NC B_R \EQ D_{boekblok} \footnote{Rugdikte gemeten langs de ronding van het boekblok met een strook papier} \NC\NR \stoptabulate {\placelocalfootnotes} \stoplocalfootnotes \stopitemize \stoptext In the logfile I find the following statement: check : missing or ungrouped '=' after '0' in line 9 (@@vn) I used this mechanism earlier. But can't understand this behaviour in this case. Any hints?/ Willi

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ncie trick
by Hans Hagen 23 Sep '03

23 Sep '03

Hi, If you want to have breakpoints in a section title dependent on a version of a document, herw is a trick: \definetextmodediscretionary wb {\\} \definetextmodediscretionary ib { } \definetextmodediscretionary wb { } \definetextmodediscretionary ib {\\} \starttext \chapter{first|wb|second|ib|third} \stoptext (legal misuse of the || mechanism) Hans ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE | pragma(a)wxs.nl Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: +31 (0)38 477 53 69 | fax: +31 (0)38 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- information: http://www.pragma-ade.com/roadmap.pdf documentation: http://www.pragma-ade.com/showcase.pdf -------------------------------------------------------------------------

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FONT-CHI.TEX
by Matthew Huggett 23 Sep '03

23 Sep '03

Hi again: Line 660 of FONT-CHI.TEX has a \starttabulate while ln 812 has \starttabel . Is this a mistake? They should both be Dutch, shouldn't they? Matt

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M-GAMMA.TEX
by Matthew Huggett 23 Sep '03

23 Sep '03

Hello All: I was just trying to generate a pdf of M-GAMMA.TEX. TeX complains that \OTP\ in line 16 of the source, << %D We define a couple of symbolic \OTP\ filters >> hasn't been defined. I was able to process the file by replacing \OTP\ with \type{\OTP\} Matt

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Re: METAPOST problem
by Emil Hedevang Lohse 22 Sep '03

22 Sep '03

Apparently it takes some time for my suggestion to get through to the mailing list, so I send you a direct answer: Isn't it easier to use arctime and the specify A and B as lengths instead of points? For example: A := 1cm; B := 1cm; draw subpath (arctime A of c, arctime (arclength c) - B of c) of c; The code is not tested. Regards, -- Emil Hedevang Lohse <http://home.imf.au.dk/emil/> Alle spørgsmål er lige dumme. Og spørgsmålet "Kan ænder flyve?" er ikke dumt.

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newbie tabulate question
by Thomas A.Schmitz 22 Sep '03

22 Sep '03

This is probably an easy one, but I couldn't figure it out: I want to set up a tabulation with a whitespace of 0.5 lines between rows. But no matter where I put my \blank, the tabulation always appears as packed. Thanks for your help! (Is there any more elaborate docu on tabulate than the three pages in the manual and the few lines in core-tbl.tex?) Thomas

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(no subject)
by Thomas A.Schmitz 22 Sep '03

22 Sep '03

Sorry if this is a double post; I sent this message on Friday, and I think it somehow got lost. In March/April 2002, Hans and Idris had an interesting exchange about the topic "critical editions in context" here in ntg-context; the main question was whether the functionality of edmac could be implemented in context. I'd be curious to know whether anything came out of it, I couldn't find any follow-up. Best Thomas

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Again: How to make empty pages by default empty?
by Steffen Wolfrum 22 Sep '03

22 Sep '03

> > So I don't have to post so many (unanswered) questions any more... > > Posting ConTeXt questions is fun, so don't stop doing this. > > > Patrick Alright! So maybe I am also allowed to send again one of my favorite problems from last week? Still unanswered. Still unsolved. Very interesting! To whom it may concern - don't hesitate to post an answer... Thank you all, Steffen Hans Hagen <pragma(a)wxs.nl> wrote: > At 10:05 19/09/2003 +0200, you wrote: > >Hi Steffen, > > > > > > \definepagebreak > > > [chapter] > > > [yes,header,right] > > \definepagebreak > [chapter] > [empty,header,right] Sorry, but that doesn't work. When changed the minimal example to... \definepagebreak [chapter] [empty,header,right] \setuphead [chapter] [page=chapter,] \setuppagenumbering[alternative=doublesided] \starttext \startfrontmatter \completecontent \stopfrontmatter \startbodymatter \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } \stopbodymatter \stoptext ... we have page numbers on (empty) page number 4, 18 and 19! Plus there are two strange empty empty pages before the TOC?! Steffen

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Re: Again: \indenting[*hang*] ?!
by Steffen Wolfrum 22 Sep '03

22 Sep '03

Patrick Gundlach <pg(a)levana.de> wrote: > Steffen Wolfrum <wlfrm(a)estfiles.de> writes: > > > There is always another surprise in ConTexT. I mean: > > How should I know? > > I didn't know either. :-) > > > My sources are Hans's manuals + the list-archiv. Neither in the > > manuals nor in the archive \setuphanging or \starthanging is > > mentioned... > > Use the source, Luke ... Thanks again Patrick. Nice example. Do you also could me a hint where to start reading the source? For example in this case - setuphanging - which file's to read? So I don't have to post so many (unanswered) questions any more... Steffen

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Struggles with \useblocks
by Willi Egger 22 Sep '03

22 Sep '03

Hi gang! I do not know why this does not work therefore the following: I have a document with several chapters. At the beginning an environment file is loaded. In the environment file there is a block defined as \defineblock[Impressum] and the block is immediately hidden with \hideblocks[Impressum] At the end of the document there is the chapter "Colofoon" \Chapter{Colofoon} \useblocks[Impressum] So far so good. But after compilation with texexec --final of the document there is the following statement in the log file. chapter : 14 Colofoon textblocks : second pass needed No block "Impressum" is typeset. By the way I am using: ConTeXt ver: 2003.8.21 fmt: 2003.8.22 int: english mes: english How is this to be explained? Willi

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alignment of numbered lists
by Thomas A.Schmitz 22 Sep '03

22 Sep '03

In Latex, the numbers in a numbered lists are aligned right by default. In Context, the default behavior seems to be left-aligned, which looks pretty ugly when item "9" is directly followed by "10." I can't seem to find how to change this. Any hints? Thanks, Thomas.

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beginner question re: counters
by Matthew Huggett 22 Sep '03

22 Sep '03

Hi: I apologize for asking such a basic question. What is the correct way to increment a counter such that each time a macro is used, the counter is augmented by 1. So far, I have \newcount\MyCounter and have tried \advance\MyCounter by1 and a few other things I found online, but whenever I try to increase its value by 1, all references to it's value return 1. Not a particularly useful counter ;-) . Thanks, Matt

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Endnotes and pagenumbering
by Larry Stamm 21 Sep '03

21 Sep '03

I'm just learning ConTeXt, and am having a couple of problems with a document right now: 1. I'm try to set footnotes as endnotes at the end of every chapter, and have used \setupfootnotes[location=text, way=bychapter, conversion=numbers, rule=on] in my environment file, and use \placefootnotes at the end of the chapters. The endnotes are placed where I want, but there is no horizontal rule between the body text and the endnotes, and the numbering of the endnotes starts afresh with every new page in the chapter instead of being a continuous series. So I get endnotes numbered like 1,2,1,1,2,3,1,2.... instead of 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8..... I've tried way=bypart and way=bytext and location=page in the setups, and it didn't affect the endnote typesetting at all. How to fix...? 2. I have been requested to get rid of all blank pages in the final pdf file, but keep the doublesided layout and numbering. Currently the page number is placed on the outside top margin. Putting alternative=singlesided in the pagenumbering setup gets rid of the blank pages but also will put every other page number on the inside when printed duplex. So is there a way to set no blank pages but still have doublesided pagenumbering within ConTeXt, or will I have to do some post processing of the output file? Regards, -- Larry Stamm http://www.larrystamm.com

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Vertical alignment of formulas
by Emil Hedevang Lohse 21 Sep '03

21 Sep '03

Hello, Suppose I have the following code: blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah \startmpformula formula \stopmpformula and that it yields the following output blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah formula that is, the final "blah" is placed so far to the left of "formula" that it would be desireable to reduce the vertical space between the text and the formula such that we get the following output instead: blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah formula The question is now: How do I do that? Regards, -- Emil Hedevang Lohse <http://home.imf.au.dk/emil/> Alle spørgsmål er lige dumme. Og spørgsmålet "Kan ænder flyve?" er ikke dumt.

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Soul Package in ConTeXt
by Steffen Wolfrum 21 Sep '03

21 Sep '03

Because of looking for a nice letterspacing solution I had a look at the LaTeX's soul.sty. Melchior Franz wrote that it should also work with ConTeXt: > The soul package > Melchior FRANZ > May 29, 2002 > Abstract > This article describes the soul package1, which provides h y p h e n - > a t a b l e l e t t e r s p a c i n g ( s p a c i n g o u t ) , >underlining and some > derivatives such as overstriking and highlighting. Although the package is > optimized for LATEX2", it also works with Plain TEX and with other flavors > of TEX like, for instance, ConTEXt. But how? \input soul.sty gives me in ConTeXt: > (/Users/steffen/Library/texmf/tex/latex/misc/soul.sty > ! Undefined control sequence. > l.49 \NeedsTeXFormat > {LaTeX2e} > ? So what what did he mean by "works with"? What is the right way? Thank you for any reply, Steffen

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How to place footnotes in margin?
by Steffen Wolfrum 21 Sep '03

21 Sep '03

Hi, As ConTeXt is such a highly configurable set of macros (at least for those who know) I wonder if there's a way to place footnotes on page but not at the bottom - I'd like to have them e.g. in the margins. As there is no predefinded \setupfootnotes[location=inmargin] I tried something like \inmargin{\footnote{}The footnote's text.} Which doesn't really work - as it doesn't "flow": I you have a footnote at line 5 and line 6 then you have a problem because the second footnote doesn't wait for the first to be finished... Is there a better hack? Happy for feedback, Steffen

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sorry ... I forgot the title .... \setupitemize
by Jean-Pierre Le Narzul 21 Sep '03

21 Sep '03

Hi, I'm trying to configure my itemization environment so that second level switches to a smaller font. The following code does not produce the expected result (no change in font size). I imagine I'm doing something wrong but could not figure what ... (setupitemize[1][before=\tx] is works well) Any idea ? jp \starttext \setupitemize[2][before=\tx] \startitemize \item First Level \startitemize \item Second Level \stopitemize \stopitemize \stoptext

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(no subject)
by Jean-Pierre Le Narzul 20 Sep '03

20 Sep '03

Hi, I'm trying to configure my itemization environment so that second level switches to a smaller font. The following code does not produce the expected result (no change in font size). I imagine I'm doing something wrong but could not figure what ... (setupitemize[1][before=\tx] is works well) Any idea ? jp \starttext \setupitemize[2][before=\tx] \startitemize \item First Level \startitemize \item Second Level \stopitemize \stopitemize \stoptext

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Re: Expert version: How to make empty pages by default empty?
by Steffen Wolfrum 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hans Hagen <pragma(a)wxs.nl> wrote: > At 10:05 19/09/2003 +0200, you wrote: > >Hi Steffen, > > > > > > \definepagebreak > > > [chapter] > > > [yes,header,right] > > \definepagebreak > [chapter] > [empty,header,right] Sorry, but that doesn't work. When changed the minimal example to... \definepagebreak [chapter] [empty,header,right] \setuphead [chapter] [page=chapter,] \setuppagenumbering[alternative=doublesided] \starttext \startfrontmatter \completecontent \stopfrontmatter \startbodymatter \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } \stopbodymatter \stoptext ... we have page numbers on (empty) page number 4, 18 and 19! Plus there are two strange empty empty pages before the TOC?! Steffen

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Re: [NTG-context] \indenting[*hang*] ?!
by Steffen Wolfrum 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Jens-Uwe Morawski <morawski(a)gmx.net> wrote: > On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 18:52:03 +0200 > Hans Hagen <pragma(a)wxs.nl> wrote: > > > At 14:28 19/09/2003 +0200, Steffen Wolfrum wrote: > > >Hi, > > > > > >Is there a way to have something like \indenting[hang] ? > > > > > >With the first line not indented, but the second and following lines? > > > > > > > > >First I thought this is what is ment by \indenting[next], > > >but \indenting[next] seems to be exactly the same as \indenting[first], is > > >this right? > > > > kind of tricky, since settings to hangindent and alike are forgotten when > > the setup is followed by an empty line; > > > > there is \starthanging ... \stophanging now Ah! > > but ... if we can assume that users start tagging their paragraphs with > > \bpar .. \epar i can imagine that we provide something \indenting [hang], > > so the question is: are you willing to tag > > imo, the question is: what has hanging to do with indenting? > Aren't these things completely different matters? > If yes, please don't spoil \indenting with that. > > \setuphanging already exists... Hi Hans, hi Jens! There is always another surprise in ConTexT. I mean: How should I know? My sources are Hans's manuals + the list-archiv. Neither in the manuals nor in the archive \setuphanging or \starthanging is mentioned... So I am sorry for asking for things that maybe already exist! But now I have to ask: how do I use \setuphanging or \starthanging actually? Is there some kind of documentation or at least a minimal example somewhere? Thanks for the lessons. Steffen

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fourier
by Hans Hagen 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hi, I've added support for the excelent new fourier fonts by Michel Bovani, based on utopia. So, we have another math font! \usetypescript[fourier][ec] \setupbodyfont[fourier] \starttext test $x=1+\sqrt{x}$ test \type {test} \stoptext I expect math experts to look into math-fou.tex and complete the vectors. == from here only for font lovers == Now, since these fonts have quite some expert and oldstyle options, it makes sense to think of how to use them. Michel cleverly defined: \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Regular] [futr8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Slanted] [futro8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Italic] [futri8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-RegularCaps] [futrc8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Bold] [futb8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldSlanted] [futbo8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldItalic] [futbi8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldCaps] [futbc8t] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Regular-Expert] [futr9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Slanted-Expert] [futro9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Italic-Expert] [futri9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-RegularCaps-Expert] [futrc9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Semi-Expert] [futs9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-SemiSlanted-Expert] [futso9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-SemiItalic-Expert] [futsi9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-SemiCaps-Expert] [futsc9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Bold-Expert] [futb9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldSlanted-Expert] [futbo9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldItalic-Expert] [futbi9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Black-Expert] [futc9e] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Regular-OldStyle] [futr9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Slanted-OldStyle] [futro9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Italic-OldStyle] [futri9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-RegularCaps-OldStyle] [futrc9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Semi-OldStyle] [futs9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-SemiSlanted-OldStyle] [futso9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-SemiItalic-OldStyle] [futsi9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-SemiCaps-OldStyle] [futsc9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Bold-OldStyle] [futb9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldSlanted-OldStyle] [futbo9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-BoldItalic-OldStyle] [futbi9d] [encoding=ec] \definefontsynonym [Fourier-Black-OldStyle] [futc9d] [encoding=ec] and \definefontsynonym [Serif] [Fourier-Regular] \definefontsynonym [SerifSlanted] [Fourier-Slanted] \definefontsynonym [SerifItalic] [Fourier-Italic] \definefontsynonym [SerifCaps] [Fourier-RegularCaps] \definefontsynonym [SerifBold] [Fourier-Bold] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldSlanted] [Fourier-BoldSlanted] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldItalic] [Fourier-BoldItalic] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldCaps] [Fourier-BoldCaps] \definefontsynonym [Serif-Expert] [Fourier-Regular-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSlanted-Expert] [Fourier-Slanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifItalic-Expert] [Fourier-Italic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifCaps-Expert] [Fourier-RegularCaps-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiBold-Expert] [Fourier-Semi-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiSlanted-Expert] [Fourier-SemiSlanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiItalic-Expert] [Fourier-SemiItalic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiCaps-Expert] [Fourier-SemiCaps-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBold-Expert] [Fourier-Bold-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldSlanted-Expert] [Fourier-BoldSlanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldItalic-Expert] [Fourier-BoldItalic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBlack-Expert] [Fourier-Black-Expert] \definefontsynonym [Serif-OldStyle] [Fourier-Regular-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifSlanted-OldStyle] [Fourier-Slanted-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifItalic-OldStyle] [Fourier-Italic-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifCaps-OldStyle] [Fourier-RegularCaps-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiBold-OldStyle] [Fourier-Semi-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle] [Fourier-SemiSlanted-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle] [Fourier-SemiItalic-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle] [Fourier-SemiCaps-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifBold-OldStyle] [Fourier-Bold-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldSlanted-OldStyle] [Fourier-BoldSlanted-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldItalic-OldStyle] [Fourier-BoldItalic-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifBlack-OldStyle] [Fourier-Black-OldStyle] \definefontsynonym [SerifBlackSlanted-OldStyle] [Fourier-BlackSlanted-OldStyle] with \definebodyfont [17.3pt,14.4pt,12pt,11pt,10pt,9pt,8pt,7pt,6pt,5pt,4pt] [rm] [ tf=Serif sa 1, it=SerifItalic sa 1, sl=SerifSlanted sa 1, sc=SerifCaps sa 1, bf=SerifBold sa 1, bi=SerifBoldItalic sa 1, bs=SerifBoldSlanted sa 1, bc=SerifBoldCaps sa 1, bca=SerifBoldCaps sa a, bcb=SerifBoldCaps sa b, bcc=SerifBoldCaps sa c, bcd=SerifBoldCaps sa d, bcx=SerifBoldCaps sa x, bcxx=SerifBoldCaps sa xx ] \definebodyfont [17.3pt,14.4pt,12pt,11pt,10pt,9pt,8pt,7pt,6pt,5pt,4pt] [rmx] [ tf=Serif-Expert sa 1, it=SerifItalic-Expert sa 1, sl=SerifSlanted-Expert sa 1, sc=SerifCaps-Expert sa 1, db=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa 1, dba=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa a,dbb=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa b, dbc=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa c,dbd=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa d, dbx=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa x,dbxx=SerifSemiBold-Expert sa xx, di=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa 1, dia=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa a,dib=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa b, dic=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa c,did=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa d, dix=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa x,dixx=SerifSemiItalic-Expert sa xx, ds=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa 1, dsa=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa a,dsb=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa b, dsc=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa c,dsd=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa d, dsx=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa x,dsxx=SerifSemiSlanted-Expert sa xx, dc=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa 1, dca=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa a,dcb=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa b, dcc=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa c,dcd=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa d, dcx=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa x,dcxx=SerifSemiCaps-Expert sa xx, bf=SerifBold-Expert sa 1, bi=SerifBoldItalic-Expert sa 1, bs=SerifBoldSlanted-Expert sa 1, eb=SerifBlack-Expert sa 1, eba=SerifBlack-Expert sa a,ebb=SerifBlack-Expert sa b, ebc=SerifBlack-Expert sa c,ebd=SerifBlack-Expert sa d, ebx=SerifBlack-Expert sa x,ebxx=SerifBlack-Expert sa xx ] \definebodyfont [17.3pt,14.4pt,12pt,11pt,10pt,9pt,8pt,7pt,6pt,5pt,4pt] [rmo] [ tf=Serif-OldStyle sa 1, it=SerifItalic-OldStyle sa 1, sl=SerifSlanted-OldStyle sa 1, sc=SerifCaps-OldStyle sa 1, db=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa 1, dba=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa a,dbb=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa b, dbc=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa c,dbd=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa d, dbx=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa x,dbxx=SerifSemiBold-OldStyle sa xx, di=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa 1, dia=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa a,dib=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa b, dic=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa c,did=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa d, dix=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa x,dixx=SerifSemiItalic-OldStyle sa xx, ds=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa 1, dsa=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa a,dsb=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa b, dsc=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa c,dsd=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa d, dsx=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa x,dsxx=SerifSemiSlanted-OldStyle sa xx, dc=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa 1, dca=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa a,dcb=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa b, dcc=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa c,dcd=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa d, dcx=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa x,dcxx=SerifSemiCaps-OldStyle sa xx, eb=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa 1, eba=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa a,ebb=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa b, ebc=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa c,ebd=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa d, ebx=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa x,ebxx=SerifBlack-OldStyle sa xx, bf=SerifBold-OldStyle sa 1, bi=SerifBoldItalic-OldStyle sa 1, bs=SerifBoldSlanted-OldStyle sa 1 ] the following works quite well: ==== beware: it demonstrates that one can build much more font switches in the low level mechanism than one would expect! ==== \rm \midaligned{\bcc Standard} {\tf Text1234} {\tfa Text1234} {\tfb Text1234} {\tfc Text1234} {\tfx Text1234} {\tfxx Text1234} {\it Text1234} {\ita Text1234} {\itb Text1234} {\itc Text1234} {\itx Text1234} {\itxx Text1234} {\sl Text1234} {\sla Text1234} {\slb Text1234} {\slc Text1234} {\slx Text1234} {\slxx Text1234} {\sc Text1234} {\sca Text1234} {\scb Text1234} {\scc Text1234} {\scx Text1234} {\scxx Text1234} {\bf Text1234} {\bfa Text1234} {\bfb Text1234} {\bfc Text1234} {\bfx Text1234} {\bfxx Text1234} {\bs Text1234} {\bsa Text1234} {\bsb Text1234} {\bsc Text1234} {\bsx Text1234} {\bsxx Text1234} {\bi Text1234} {\bia Text1234} {\bib Text1234} {\bic Text1234} {\bix Text1234} {\bixx Text1234} {\bc Text1234} {\bca Text1234} {\bcb Text1234} {\bcc Text1234} {\bcx Text1234} {\bcxx Text1234} \page \rmx \midaligned{\dcc Expert} {\tf Text1234} {\tfa Text1234} {\tfb Text1234} {\tfc Text1234} {\tfx Text1234} {\tfxx Text1234} {\it Text1234} {\ita Text1234} {\itb Text1234} {\itc Text1234} {\itx Text1234} {\itxx Text1234} {\sl Text1234} {\sla Text1234} {\slb Text1234} {\slc Text1234} {\slx Text1234} {\slxx Text1234} {\sc Text1234} {\sca Text1234} {\scb Text1234} {\scc Text1234} {\scx Text1234} {\scxx Text1234} {\bf Text1234} {\bfa Text1234} {\bfb Text1234} {\bfc Text1234} {\bfx Text1234} {\bfxx Text1234} {\bs Text1234} {\bsa Text1234} {\bsb Text1234} {\bsc Text1234} {\bsx Text1234} {\bsxx Text1234} {\bi Text1234} {\bia Text1234} {\bib Text1234} {\bic Text1234} {\bix Text1234} {\bixx Text1234} {\db Text1234} {\dba Text1234} {\dbb Text1234} {\dbc Text1234} {\dbx Text1234} {\dbxx Text1234} {\di Text1234} {\dia Text1234} {\dib Text1234} {\dic Text1234} {\dix Text1234} {\dixx Text1234} {\ds Text1234} {\dsa Text1234} {\dsb Text1234} {\dsc Text1234} {\dsx Text1234} {\dsxx Text1234} {\dc Text1234} {\dca Text1234} {\dcb Text1234} {\dcc Text1234} {\dcx Text1234} {\dcxx Text1234} {\eb Text1234} {\eba Text1234} {\ebb Text1234} {\ebc Text1234} {\ebx Text1234} {\ebxx Text1234} \page \rmo \midaligned{\dcc Old style} {\tf Text1234} {\tfa Text1234} {\tfb Text1234} {\tfc Text1234} {\tfx Text1234} {\tfxx Text1234} {\it Text1234} {\ita Text1234} {\itb Text1234} {\itc Text1234} {\itx Text1234} {\itxx Text1234} {\sl Text1234} {\sla Text1234} {\slb Text1234} {\slc Text1234} {\slx Text1234} {\slxx Text1234} {\sc Text1234} {\sca Text1234} {\scb Text1234} {\scc Text1234} {\scx Text1234} {\scxx Text1234} {\bf Text1234} {\bfa Text1234} {\bfb Text1234} {\bfc Text1234} {\bfx Text1234} {\bfxx Text1234} {\bs Text1234} {\bsa Text1234} {\bsb Text1234} {\bsc Text1234} {\bsx Text1234} {\bsxx Text1234} {\bi Text1234} {\bia Text1234} {\bib Text1234} {\bic Text1234} {\bix Text1234} {\bixx Text1234} {\db Text1234} {\dba Text1234} {\dbb Text1234} {\dbc Text1234} {\dbx Text1234} {\dbxx Text1234} {\di Text1234} {\dia Text1234} {\dib Text1234} {\dic Text1234} {\dix Text1234} {\dixx Text1234} {\ds Text1234} {\dsa Text1234} {\dsb Text1234} {\dsc Text1234} {\dsx Text1234} {\dsxx Text1234} {\dc Text1234} {\dca Text1234} {\dcb Text1234} {\dcc Text1234} {\dcx Text1234} {\dcxx Text1234} {\eb Text1234} {\eba Text1234} {\ebb Text1234} {\ebc Text1234} {\ebx Text1234} {\ebxx Text1234} Now, another approach is to use typescripts and something \definetypeface [fourier] [serif] [rm] [fourier] ... \definetypeface [fourier-expert] [serif] [rm] [fourier-expert] ... etc, i.e. let expert and oldstyel live in their own namespace For that i need to add a couple of more general mappings and this si what we should discuss: how are we going to deal with 'black' 'oldstyle' 'expert' 'semi' in the sense of prefixes and suffixes? Actually, \definefontsynonym [Serif-Expert] [Fourier-Regular-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSlanted-Expert] [Fourier-Slanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifItalic-Expert] [Fourier-Italic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifCaps-Expert] [Fourier-RegularCaps-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiBold-Expert] [Fourier-Semi-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiSlanted-Expert] [Fourier-SemiSlanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiItalic-Expert] [Fourier-SemiItalic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiCaps-Expert] [Fourier-SemiCaps-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBold-Expert] [Fourier-Bold-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldSlanted-Expert] [Fourier-BoldSlanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldItalic-Expert] [Fourier-BoldItalic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBlack-Expert] [Fourier-Black-Expert] can as well become \definefontsynonym [Serif] [Fourier-Regular-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSlanted] [Fourier-Slanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifItalic] [Fourier-Italic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifCaps] [Fourier-RegularCaps-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiBold] [Fourier-Semi-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiSlanted] [Fourier-SemiSlanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiItalic] [Fourier-SemiItalic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifSemiCaps] [Fourier-SemiCaps-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBold] [Fourier-Bold-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldSlanted] [Fourier-BoldSlanted-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBoldItalic] [Fourier-BoldItalic-Expert] \definefontsynonym [SerifBlack] [Fourier-Black-Expert] i.e. we don't need the -Expert here because it can live in a typeface; but how to deal with Black and Semi? Hans ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE | pragma(a)wxs.nl Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: +31 (0)38 477 53 69 | fax: +31 (0)38 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- information: http://www.pragma-ade.com/roadmap.pdf documentation: http://www.pragma-ade.com/showcase.pdf -------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Probelm with \defineenumeration
by Willi Egger 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hi everybody, While trying to setup a simple literature reference list I encounter the following problem: I have defined an enumeration. After typesetting the enumerated list I get on the first line the enumeration text and lost and alone in front of the second line the enumeration number. Is this something I do in a wrong way or is there a bug? Please try the minimal example below Kind regards Willi \setupoutput[pdftex] \defineenumeration [Literatur] [location={left,serried}, style=\em, width=broad, distance=12pt, headstyle=\tfx, text=\em, left={[}, right={]}, inbetween={\blank[small]}, after={\blank[small]}] \starttext \Literatur[Wiese1964] F. Wiese. Buchbinden. 1964. \Literatur[Goddijn1994] P.Goddijn. Het restaureren van boeken. Koninglijke Bibliotheek, Den Haag.1994. \stoptext

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\indenting[*hang*] ?!
by Steffen Wolfrum 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hi, Is there a way to have something like \indenting[hang] ? With the first line not indented, but the second and following lines? First I thought this is what is ment by \indenting[next], but \indenting[next] seems to be exactly the same as \indenting[first], is this right? Always happy for replies, Steffen

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special _______________________ headertexts
by Pawel Jackowski na Onet 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hi! As usually chick got a problem which seems to have easy answer. Let's say I want to set header/footer text which has the following order: chaptername _____________________________ pagenumber I tried \setupheadertexts[\thinrule] \setupheadertexts[chapter][pagenumber][pagenumber][chapter] but that is not what I really need. Chaptername and pagenumber are underlined by thinrule and I want to separate thinrule and text with given glue/kern. I hardly try to avoid construction such as: \setupheadertexts[\ifodd\pageno\line{\chaptername \hrulefill \pagenumber}\else...\fi] where \chaptername is a previously defined reference to chapter title... Is there any other way to do that? I'm sure there is... Pawe/l

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Re: [NTG-context] Expert version: How to make empty pages by default empty?
by Hans Hagen 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

At 10:05 19/09/2003 +0200, you wrote: >Hi Steffen, > > \definepagebreak > > [chapter] > > [yes,header,right] \definepagebreak [chapter] [empty,header,right] since yes+right in your case equals right; think of yes yes yes == yes and right right right ... being notthing when already on right previous versions of context used to do a more hard coded pagebreak at section blocks (but i got so many complaints about that that i softened it) Hans ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE | pragma(a)wxs.nl Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: +31 (0)38 477 53 69 | fax: +31 (0)38 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- information: http://www.pragma-ade.com/roadmap.pdf documentation: http://www.pragma-ade.com/showcase.pdf -------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Re: [NTG-context] Expert version: How to make empty pages by default empty?
by Steffen Wolfrum 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hans Hagen <pragma(a)wxs.nl> wrote: > At 10:05 19/09/2003 +0200, you wrote: > >Hi Steffen, > > > > > > \definepagebreak > > > [chapter] > > > [yes,header,right] > > \definepagebreak > [chapter] > [empty,header,right] That doesn't work! When changed the minimal example to... \definepagebreak [chapter] [empty,header,right] \setuphead [chapter] [page=chapter,] \setuppagenumbering[alternative=doublesided] \starttext \startfrontmatter \completecontent \stopfrontmatter \startbodymatter \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } \stopbodymatter \stoptext ... we have page numbers on (empty) page number 4, 18 and 19! Plus there are two strange empty empty pages before the TOC?! Steffen

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(no subject)
by Steffen Wolfrum 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Jens-Uwe Morawski <morawski(a)gmx.net> wrote: > On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 11:38:03 +0200 > Patrick Gundlach <pg(a)levana.de> wrote: > > > Holger Schöner <hfsch(a)cs.tu-berlin.de> writes: > > > > > > For some reason the example you provided does not work at all for me > > > (there is no page break before chapters; perhaps my ConTeXt is too > > > old), so I'm sorry, I could not test this suggestion. > > > > how old is your ConTeXt Version? It must be more than one year old > > (that is if my memory serves me right). > > AFAIK No. Yesterday before my update to the current beta i tested the example > and it did not work. The version installed was from july this year. > > With the current beta it works, but gives in the bad result Steffen mentioned > if \[start|stop][front|body]matter is present in the file. Esp. >that it adds an empty > odd page 15. Without those *matter's it works as expected. > > Jens Thank you. But no project structure without matters. So what to do now? Is there some help from above? Steffen

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OT: MP source docu
by Jens-Uwe Morawski 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hi, i'm currently writing a MP package and would like to have a printable source documentation. 'texexec --module' does this job very well, but there are two things that i would have changed for my documentation (not in general): - it always writes "ConTeXt" on top of the title page. Since my package is not related to ConTeXt, how can i replace it with a different title, i.e. the package name? - how can i activate an other color palette for pretty printing of the MP code? Thanks in advance Jens

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texexec --help
by Jens-Uwe Morawski 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hi, yesterday i've updated context and was surprised that texexec --help only shows: [jens@melior context]$ texexec --help TeXExec 4.0 - ConTeXt / PRAGMA ADE 1997-2003 --arrange process and arrange --batch run in batch mode (don't pause) --centerpage center the page on the paper --color enable color (when not yet enabled) --environment load some environments first =name : list of environments --fast skip as much as possible --figures typeset figure directory =a : room for corrections =b : just graphics =c : one (cropped) per page --nonstop run in non stop mode (don't pause) --usemodule load some modules first =name : list of modules --xmlfilter apply XML filter =name : list of filters Even 'texexec --help interface' results in no message at all. How can i get the remaining command line options listed? Thanks. Jens

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new version again
by Hans Hagen 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hi, I again uploaded a new version. The reason for this is: (a) a couple of fixes but more important (b) updated texexec's / texutil's / texfont's, esp for windows users; fabrice is putting lot of effort to get the perl things working under windows with spacy paths so please let us know if thinsg run wrong (we may be able to fix things before the win32 texlive binaries are frozen and (c) support for the fourier fonts. in http://www.pragma-ade.com/context/texmf-extra.tar you can find the fonts; these will go on the coming texlive/ctan dvd (but not in the tex live main tree) therefore the extra prefix. Of course you can copy the extra tree over your local tree (don't forget mltexlsr). Hans ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE | pragma(a)wxs.nl Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: +31 (0)38 477 53 69 | fax: +31 (0)38 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- information: http://www.pragma-ade.com/roadmap.pdf documentation: http://www.pragma-ade.com/showcase.pdf -------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Probelm with \defineenumeration
by Charles Doherty 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

"Willi Egger" <w.egger(a)boede.nl> writes: >> Hi everybody, >> >> While trying to setup a simple literature reference list I encounter >> the following problem: >> >> I have defined an enumeration. After typesetting the enumerated list I >> get on the first line the enumeration text and lost and alone in front >> of the second line the enumeration number. >> >> Is this something I do in a wrong way or is there a bug? "K.H. Wesseling" <k.h.wesseling(a)planet.nl> writes: > Beste Willi, > > Attached PDF shows my version context does it right. > > Karel. Patrick Gundlach <pg(a)levana.de> writes: > I did not look into it yet, but I can confirm that I get the same > error with the latest ConTeXt version. So I think that there must be > some bug. Dear Willi, Karel and Patrick, I tried your example and got the same misaligned result as yourself and Patrick. However when I made text=, it aligned properly but your number, of course, is not in italics. This may help people who are in a position to know what is going on. Charlie Doherty ConTeXt ver: 2003.8.8 fmt: 2003.8.18 int: english mes: english \defineenumeration [Literatur] [location={left,serried}, style=\em, width=broad, distance=12pt, headstyle=\tfx, text=, left={[}, right={]}, inbetween={\blank[small]}, after={\blank[small]}] \starttext \Literatur[Wiese1964] F. Wiese. Buchbinden. 1964. \Literatur[Goddijn1994] P.Goddijn. Het restaureren van boeken. Koninglijke Bibliotheek, Den Haag.1994. \stoptext Best wishes, Charlie Doherty ************** Charles Doherty, Department of Early Irish History, University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4 Ireland Telephone +353 1 7168381

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\setuptyping
by Jean-Pierre Le Narzul 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

Hi, For typing Java code in a context document, I use \starttyping ... \stoptyping. I have a problem when I configure \setuptyping in the following way : \setuptyping[typing][color=black,style=\ss,escape=/,option=commands] If I put characters like { or _ in my source (between \starttyping and \stoptyping) , they do not appear in the produced document { character is replaced by - character _ character is replaced by ' character etc.... If I configure setuptyping in the following way \setuptyping[typing][color=black,style=\tt,escape=/,option=commands] (just change \ss to \tt) everything is ok ! Any idea ? thanks in advance for any help jp

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problems with embedded spaces in file paths (Win32)
by George White 19 Sep '03

19 Sep '03

I don't normally use Win32, but I want to convert our 4AllTeX addicts to TeX Live 2003. In testing release candidates, I encountered a few problems with context and texexec. The most recent tests were with the Sept. 5 release candidate (using the "install" CD). 1. on Win32, kpsewhich often fails to find texexec.ini. I created a texexec.ini in texmf-var/context/config and verified that it is listed in the ls-R. My conjecture is that this failure occurs if and only if the final component of the nme of the current working directory contains an embedded space, e.g., "C:\My Documents". Texexec takes a very long time to run (searching the texmf trees on an unloved and unwanted PIII 300mhz), so I haven't done a lot of testing/debugging. I haven't encountered any other kpathsea failures. I can work around this by tweaking texexec.pl, but it would be comforting to have an explanation. 2. ConTeXt texexec uses $ENV{"HOME"} to set a value in filename.tmp, e.g., on unix: $ cat try.tex \starttext \input story \stoptext $ texexec try $ cat try.tmp % try.top \unprotect \setupsystem[\c!gebied={/user/gwhite/}] %---- set from $ENV{"HOME"} \setupsystem[\c!n=1] \setupsystem[inputfile=try.tex] \protect If, e.g. HOME="/x y", the formatted document gets an extra page containing "y//cont-err". On Win32, it seems common to have spaces in "%HOME%". In particular, for WinXP, a value appears to be constructed by the texexec.ini binary (created using irun) if %HOME% is not set. I can work around this by asking users to explicitly set HOME to something safe. -- George White <aa056(a)chebucto.ns.ca> <gnw3(a)acm.org> 189 Parklea Dr., Head of St. Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia B3Z 2G6

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How to set paths
by Pawel Jackowski na Onet 18 Sep '03

18 Sep '03

Hello! In some special cases I need to set paths for input files directly from ConTeXt code not from config file. In manuals \setupexternalfigures is described. Is there any similar command for files that are inputed directly by \input, \typefile \processXMLfile (the last is the most interesting for me) and similar commands? If there isn't any special command for that, how to do that using some abrakadabra:-) Regards, Pawe/l

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Bug? setupinteraction makes footnotenumber bold
by Steffen Wolfrum 18 Sep '03

18 Sep '03

For having the bookmarks when viewing my PDF in Acrobat I use \setupinteraction[state=start] But this forces the footnotenumbers (both in the text and in the footer) to be bold. Is this a known bug? Here a minimal example: %\setupinteraction[state=start] \setupfootnotes[style=italic] \starttext Test Test.\footnote{Fussnotentext} \stoptext With the first line to be (un-)commented. Steffen

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Re: [NTG-context]
by ^Nitram^ 18 Sep '03

18 Sep '03

Hi, >> Other examples does nothing - there is no errors on \setlayer but >> I didn't see any effect - no text is visible ;( > what version do you run? pdfeTeX, Version 3.141592-1.11a-2.1 (MiKTeX 2.3) ConTeXt ver: 2003.8.21 fmt: 2003.9.8 -- Best regards Martin

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Alternate/Swash Font in ConTeXt, how?
by Steffen Wolfrum 18 Sep '03

18 Sep '03

Does any of you cracks has experience in how to use the AGaramondAlternate Font in ConTeXt? I have no problems with the other Expert fonts but this one stays empty. As I am starting with a Mac font I am not sure which encoding to choose for generating the pfb file. Someone already did this journey? Steffen

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Re: How to make empty pages by default empty?
by Steffen Wolfrum 17 Sep '03

17 Sep '03

> Try this: > > \definepagebreak > [chapter] > [yes,header,right] > > > \setuphead > [chapter] > [page=chapter, > ] > > \setuppagenumbering[alternative=doublesided] > \starttext > \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } > \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } > \chapter {test} \dorecurse{10}{\input tufte } > \stoptext > > > Sorry for this probably silly question, > > but I truely might be happy for an answer. > > \definepagebreak is an undocumented feature. This definitely no silly > question. > > HTH, > > Patrick Hi Patrick, your example looks good. Unfortunately I use the project structure and have made each chapter a component: \startproduct Kueppers_Buch \project KPPRS_0 \startfrontmatter \completecontent \stopfrontmatter \component Einleitung \startbodymatter \component Kap_1 \component Kap_2 \stopbodymatter \stopproduct Now the left empty page after the TOC has a pagenumber and also the empty last left page of "Einleitung" befor "Kap_1" begins etc. Is \definepagebreak also extendable for this case?

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How to make empty pages by default empty?
by Steffen Wolfrum 17 Sep '03

17 Sep '03

Hi, I guess this is very likely a FAQuestion but nevertheless I couldn't find the answer: When a new sectionblock or a chapter (page=right) is starting and ConTeXt is forced to add before that a left empty page then this empty page has naked pagenumber. So what is the code to make empty pages by default empty (no header, no pagenumber)? Sorry for this probably silly question, but I truely might be happy for an answer. Thanks, Steffen.

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