On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 1:38 PM, Ulrike Fischer wrote:
I wanted to try the example in my context standalone installation and got an "undefined command error" on the \usetikzlibrary. After a bit digging I could repair this with "first-install.bat --modules="t-tikz" which seems to get me the newest tikz.
But during this digging I saw
-- that tikz is not mentioned on the module list: http://modules.contextgarden.net/
That site is used for uploading modules by authors. I never thought about users trying to learn about existence of modules via that site.
-- Following the link to the module (http://modules.contextgarden.net/TikZ) from http://wiki.contextgarden.net/TikZ gives an "internal error message"
I removed the link.
-- the installation advices on contextgarden doesn't explain what to do if you want to update modules too.
Do you want to say that the module gets removed next time when you run first-setup.bat? If that is the case, it should be fixed. Updating works for me and also keeps the modules up to date.
I'm always using (on windows) first-setup.bat --keep
I would advise you against using the --keep option unless there are some other/strong reasons to do so. But you shouldn't need keep just for the sake of a potential bug. I would need to check again what exactly --all does. But --modules=all should install all modules and --modules=t-tikz should be sufficient to keep that module. However I don't know what happens if you use --modules=t-somethingelse next time. Maybe that removes the modules that you installed previously as it expects the complete list of modules. I need to check. Mojca