Re: [NTG-context] code

9 Apr 2010


      On Fri, 9 Apr 2010 14:32:08 +0200
luigi scarso  scribit:
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On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 1:35 PM, R. Bastian  wrote:
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On Fri, 9 Apr 2010 11:27:38 +0200
luigi scarso  scribit:
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On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 11:20 AM, R. Bastian  wrote:
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Hello,
how to translate in context the following plain tex:
\font\fgras = cmbtt10
{\tt
{\obeylines
{\fgras def} ra():
\ \ \ \ a = 3
\ \ \ \ b = 4
}
}
not a solution, but this works
\starttext
\font\fgras = lmmonolt10-bold.otf
{\tt
{\obeylines
{\fgras def} ra():
\ \ \ \ a = 3
\ \ \ \ b = 4
}
}
\stoptext
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luigi
thanks luigi, it compiles with 'context 2010.01.26' but:
- the "def" is not in bold
"def" is bold (you can see it with  pdffonts) only it's loaded at
10pt, while body font is 12pt (I believe)
it is true - i saw it just after sending the mail.
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- context adds \n between every line.
hmm, If I cut-and-paste to vim I see the same as pdf , ie no extra \n
anyway you can play with interlinespace
ok  \interlinespace works
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\starttext
\font\fgras = lmmonolt10-bold.otf at 12pt
{\tt\setupinterlinespace[line=1ex]
{\obeylines
{\fgras def} ra():
\ \ \ \ a = 3
\ \ \ \ b = 4
}
}
\stoptext
but remains that every {\bf xxxx} introduces a white space;
how to force context to make a "backspace" ?
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my 76 pages of Python code rewritten in plain tex by a python
script are "accetabile" (compile by pdftex) - so i will try to
thank you to remember me that I'm always on late with python pretty printer ..
it would be fine ....
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luigi
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