Than you Hans!
My plan is simply to use the output of a sagemath run in this way. A run
should produce
several files containing TeX code. I only wanted to shorten the
\startbuffer \input ... \stopbuffer
sequence. Maybe this (including sagemath output) could be done differently,
but this was
the first (and only ;-)) idea I came up with.
kind regards
Erik
On Wed, Mar 30, 2016 at 10:11 AM, Hans Hagen
On 3/30/2016 9:27 AM, Erik Margraf wrote:
Dear List,
please help me with my problem here ....
I - probably naively - tried the following: ------------------------
\starttext
\def\Buffer#1#2
{
\startbuffer[#1]
\input #2
\stopbuffer
}
\Buffer{bla}{knuth}
\stoptext
-------------------------
Context gives me the following error on this:
tex error > tex error on line 9 in file C:/Users/emargraf/Documents/buffer.tex: ! Undefined control sequence
\Buffer ...startbuffer [#1] \input #2 \stopbuffer
l.9 \Buffer{bla}{knuth}
\startbuffer .. \stopbuffer is parsed special
so use:
\def\Buffer#1#2 {\setbuffer[#1]{\input #2\relax}}
\Buffer{bla}{knuth}
but i'm not sure what you gain here as it will still input tufte each time
Hans
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