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Metafun: setting pen size in properties
by Aditya Mahajan 25 Jul '17

25 Jul '17

Hi, Is it possible to set pen width using properties(...)? The following does not work (the color is set, but not the pen width): \starttext \startMPcode property p[] ; p[1] := properties(withcolor red withpen pencircle scaled 1bp); p[2] := properties(withcolor blue withpen pencircle scaled 10bp); draw fullcircle scaled 1cm withproperties p[1]; draw fullcircle scaled 2cm withproperties p[2]; \stopMPcode \stoptext Also, what is the advantage of using properties over a simple def? (except that I cannot def a suffixed variable). For example: \starttext \startMPcode def qA = withcolor red withpen pencircle scaled 1bp enddef; def qB = withcolor blue withpen pencircle scaled 10bp enddef; draw fullcircle scaled 1cm qA; draw fullcircle scaled 2cm qB; \stopMPcode \stoptext Thanks, Aditya

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Unable to switch math fonts
by Kumar Appaiah 25 Jul '17

25 Jul '17

Hi. I'm using the Debian packaged ConTeXt, version 2017.05.15.20170613-2. I have the Neo Euler OTF font and mtxrun --script fonts finds it. I am unable to get the following to work: \definefontfamily [myfamily] [math] [Neo Euler] \setupbodyfont[myfamily] \starttext This is plain text. \startformula x + y = z \stopformula \stoptext The above code doesn't build for me with errors in the formula portion. However, removing the Neo Euler line makes it work. Moreover, this works: \definefontfamily [myfamily] [serif] [Neo Euler] \setupbodyfont[myfamily] \starttext This is plain text. \startformula x + y = z \stopformula \stoptext But this makes everything, including math, Euler. Could you please help me out? Thanks. Kumar

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letters in context mkiv
by r.ermers＠hccnet.nl 25 Jul '17

25 Jul '17

Dear Contex’ers, I use Context for many things. One of them is letters. I have used the letter module of mkii with an xml database (see example), but now I would like to step forward to mkiv. I have found out how to process the xml data from an xml file (now in the buffer). The recipient’s address neatly shows up in the designed place. (See pdf). So far, everything seems OK. Yet when I add text, only the text appears, and all address data from the xml file disappear. You can try it out by uncommenting the %\input knuth or %tekst lines. I have tried various options, but for now I have no idea how to proceed further. Context Version: 2017.07.17 00:20 Lua 5.2.4, This is LuaTeX, Version 1.05.0. Your help is much appreciated! Kind regards, Robert \usemodule[letter] \setuplanguage[nl][date={year, –, mm, –, dd}] % ISO 8601 date \setupletteroptions[language=netherlands,bodyfont={rm,10pt},whitespace=1.5ex] \startbuffer[participants] <contacts> <contact class='participant' label='Hendriks'> <formalname>Hendriks</formalname> <informalname>Karel</informalname> <prefix>mr.</prefix> <initials>K.</initials> <city>Arnhem</city> <address> <p>Mr. K. Hendriks</p> <p>Grotestraat 5</p> <p>1234 BB Arnhem</p> </address> <kix>1234bb5</kix> </contact> <contact class='participant' label='Janssen'> <formalname>Janssen</formalname> <informalname>Piet</informalname> <initials>P.</initials> <prefix>mr.</prefix> <city>Nijmegen</city> <address> <p>Mr. P. Janssen</p> <p>Kortestraat 8</p> <p>1234 AA Nijmegen</p> </address> <kix>1234aa8</kix> </contact> </contacts> \stopbuffer \startxmlsetups xml:setups \xmlsetsetup{#1}{document|contacts|contact|prefix|initials|address|city|text|kix|p}{xml:*} %\xmlsetsetup{\xmldocument}{text:p}{xml:paragraph} \stopxmlsetups \xmlregistersetup{xml:setups} \startxmlsetups xml:contacts \xmlflush{#1} \stopxmlsetups \startxmlsetups xml:contact \setupletter [toaddress={\xmlall{#1}{/address/p}\par\xmltext{#1}{/kix}}] \defineletterelement[layer][address][example]% {\correspondenceparameter{toname}\\\correspondenceparameter{toaddress}\par} %toname is not used in setupletter because toaddress contains all data. %kix is used for adding a barcode to the address. \setupletterlayer[address][alternative=example,y=6cm,x=12cm,color=red,style=\tfa\sans] \startletter [opening={Dear \xmltext{#1}{/prefix} \xmltext{#1}{/formalname},}, closing={Kind regards,}, subject={subject: your life in \xmltext{#1}{/city}}, signature={X}] \stopletter \stopxmlsetups \startxmlsetups xml:address \xmlflush{#1} \stopxmlsetups \startxmlsetups xml:p \xmlflushtext{#1}\par \stopxmlsetups \starttext %\input knuth %tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst tekst \xmlprocessbuffer{main}{participants}{} \stoptext

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handling code in XML
by Pablo Rodriguez 24 Jul '17

24 Jul '17

Hans, I have the following sample: \startbuffer[demo] <doc> <div> <source>\command[option=value]{text "<&>"}</source> </div> <div class="sourceCode"> <pre class="sourceCode tex"> <code class="sourceCode latex"> <span class="fu">\command</span>[option=value]{text "<&>"} </code> </pre> </div> </doc> \stopbuffer \startxmlsetups xml:initialize \xmlsetsetup{#1}{doc|source|div|span}{xml:*} \xmlsetsetup{\xmldocument} {pre[contains(@class,'sourceCode')]/ code[contains(@class,'sourceCode')]} {xml:pre:code} \stopxmlsetups \xmlregistersetup{xml:initialize} \startxmlsetups xml:doc \xmlflush{#1} \stopxmlsetups \startxmlsetups xml:div \xmlflush{#1} \stopxmlsetups \startxmlsetups xml:source \xmlprettyprint{#1}{tex} \stopxmlsetups \startxmlsetups xml:pre:code \xmlflushspacewise{#1} \stopxmlsetups \startxmlsetups xml:span \bgroup\xmlflush{#1}\egroup \stopxmlsetups The .sourceCode elements are the standard way in which pandoc serves colored code. I have to deal with them. In the sample above, for xml:pre:code, I would need and expanded \xmlprettyprint that also ignores tags inside (anything between < and >, but not the entities). Which is the way to get this expanded \xmlprettyprint? Many thanks for your help, Pablo -- http://www.ousia.tk

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dead link in wiki
by Damien Thiriet 24 Jul '17

24 Jul '17

Hi, There may be an error in contextgarden's link to NTG MAPS "search the articles" link. It points to http://www.ntg.nl/maps/search.html which seems to be a dead link. I could reach the english version typing http://www.ntg.nl/maps/mapssearch-en.html The proper link for dutch version is http://www.ntg.nl/maps/mapssearch-nl.html. Best regards, Damien Thiriet

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Compare contents of macros via \doif etc. alternatives
by Jaroslav Hajtmar 23 Jul '17

23 Jul '17

Hello ConTeXist. Is there any way to evaluate of contents of two macros as I am showing in my minimal example? I know, that problem is in expansion, but I dont know to resolve it. My minimal example consist of piece lua code, because I am solving my problem in mixed codes (TeX & Lua) Thanx for help. Jaroslav Hajtmar \starttext \startluacode interfaces.definecommand ("domymacro", { arguments = { { "option", "string" } }, macro = function (opt_1) if #opt_1>0 then context(opt_1) else context("123") end end }) interfaces.definecommand("mymacro", { macro = function () context.dosingleempty() context["domymacro"]() end }) \stopluacode \def\myothermacro{123} \hairline \mymacro[123] \mymacro \myothermacro \hairline \doifelse{\mymacro}{\mymacro[123]}{equal content}{not equal content} \doifsamestringelse{\mymacro}{\mymacro[123]}{equal content}{not equal content} \doifinstringelse{\mymacro}{\mymacro[123]}{equal content}{not equal content} \doifincsnameelse{\mymacro}{\mymacro[123]}{equal content}{not equal content} \hairline \doifelse{\mymacro}{\myothermacro}{equal content}{not equal content} \doifsamestringelse{\mymacro}{\myothermacro}{equal content}{not equal content} \doifinstringelse{\mymacro}{\myothermacro}{equal content}{not equal content} \doifincsnameelse{\mymacro}{\myothermacro}{equal content}{not equal content} \stoptext

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Compare contents of macros via \doif etc. alternatives
by Jaroslav Hajtmar 21 Jul '17

21 Jul '17

Hello ConTeXist. Is there any way to evaluate of contents of two macros as I am showing in my minimal example? I know, that problem is in expansion, but I dont know to resolve it. My minimal example consist of piece lua code, because I am solving my problem in mixed codes (TeX & Lua) Thanx for help. Jaroslav Hajtmar \starttext \startluacode interfaces.definecommand ("domymacro", { arguments = { { "option", "string" } }, macro = function (opt_1) if #opt_1>0 then context(opt_1) else context("123") end end }) interfaces.definecommand("mymacro", { macro = function () context.dosingleempty() context["domymacro"]() end }) \stopluacode \def\myothermacro{123} \hairline \mymacro[123] \mymacro \myothermacro \hairline \doifelse{\mymacro}{\mymacro[123]}{equal content}{not equal content} \doifsamestringelse{\mymacro}{\mymacro[123]}{equal content}{not equal content} \doifinstringelse{\mymacro}{\mymacro[123]}{equal content}{not equal content} \doifincsnameelse{\mymacro}{\mymacro[123]}{equal content}{not equal content} \hairline \doifelse{\mymacro}{\myothermacro}{equal content}{not equal content} \doifsamestringelse{\mymacro}{\myothermacro}{equal content}{not equal content} \doifinstringelse{\mymacro}{\myothermacro}{equal content}{not equal content} \doifincsnameelse{\mymacro}{\myothermacro}{equal content}{not equal content} \stoptext

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footnote placement
by Meer, Hans van der 21 Jul '17

21 Jul '17

It happens that a footnote generated on a certain page is typeset on the page preceding it. Rather than that, I would like to force a footnote to appear either on the page where it is defined or on the following page. Can such behaviour be enforced? Currently this is my footnote setup: \setupnotes [footnote][split=verystrict] \setupnotation[footnote][way=bypage,numberconversion=set 2,headstyle=small] Hans van der Meer

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replace characters with bounding boxes
by Idris Samawi Hamid ادريس سماوي ح امد 21 Jul '17

21 Jul '17

Dear gang, Given a set body font and text, how does one replace all characters of that font in that text with the corresponding rectangular bounding boxes? Once an answer to the above is spelled out: How does one control the width of the lines which make up the bounding boxes? Thank you in advance. Best wishes Idris -- Idris Samawi Hamid, Professor Department of Philosophy Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80512

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t-vim module: math in "normal" code and background color
by Gerion Entrup 20 Jul '17

20 Jul '17

Hi, I have two questions with the vim module. 1. I want to use the math mode inside the code. I've seen the escape option, e.g. here [1], but this seems to work only with comments. Is there a possibility to use it directly in the code, too? Minimal example: ``` \usemodule[vim] \definevimtyping[python][syntax=python, escape=on] \starttext \startpython # Returns \m{\sum_{i=1}^{n}i} def sum_upto(\m{n \in \mathbb{N}}) r = range(1, \m{n} + 1) return sum(r) \stoppython \stoptext ``` 2. It would be cool, if I can define some background color for the code. Unfortunately I'm very new to context and haven't seen a direct option. I assume this is possible with some kind of extra environment around the code? (I've subscribed the list, so you don't have to CC me.) Thank you in advance, Gerion

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