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On 8/17/13, Wolfgang Schuster
The following example from Hans worked in my system:
\usetypescriptfile[mathdigits]
\usetypescript [mathdigits] [xits-dejavu] [arabicindic]
\setupbodyfont[dejavu]
\starttext $3+2=5 \quad \bf 3+2=5$ \stoptext
Dear Wolfgang Schuster, Hello The above code works on my system too, but in text mode the digits are still in English.
The DejaVu fonts are shipped with your context installation and you can use them with \setupbodyfont[dejavu], when you write \setupbodyfont[dejavusans] context uses Latin Modern because there is no typeface with the name “dejavusans”.
Do you know in which files are these typefaces defined? I want to use them as sample files and define my own typefaces (if I can at all). Thanks Migranina