Hi, I've tried to include some C-code into my document, but failed to enable syntax highlighting. Tested on: linux-64, context-2011.05.18 (same with the beta) stand-alone mkIV 1) \starttyping[option=C] just prints verbatim text. There seems to be no formatter for C out of the box. 2) t-vim did not work. It failed somewhere (unknown command sequence \installspacehandler) on loading (\usemodule[vim]) 3) http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Verbatim_text I tried to download pret-c and put it into the modules folder, but writing \installprettytype[C][C] failed, because it's not known (in mkIV). 4) mkII does not complain to exec \installprettytype[C][C], but this does not change anything either. \starttyping[option=C] seems to call a (maybe builtin?) formatter, but I could not get colors to work. I'm also lost in the documentation, because there are many places talking about syntax-highlighting. Does this thing work for anybody or is ist just my installation? Thanks Richard
On Fri, Jan 13 2012, Richard Weickelt wrote:
2) t-vim did not work. It failed somewhere (unknown command sequence \installspacehandler) on loading (\usemodule[vim])
Usually, t-vim works quite well. Perhaps it's just broken with your particular context version.
3) http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Verbatim_text I tried to download pret-c and put it into the modules folder, but writing \installprettytype[C][C] failed, because it's not known (in mkIV).
Should work with an old context version (end of 2010). You can also try http://tlcontrib.metatex.org/cgi-bin/package.cgi/action=view/id=367 -- Peter
On Sat, 14 Jan 2012, Peter Münster wrote:
On Fri, Jan 13 2012, Richard Weickelt wrote:
2) t-vim did not work. It failed somewhere (unknown command sequence \installspacehandler) on loading (\usemodule[vim])
Usually, t-vim works quite well. Perhaps it's just broken with your particular context version.
In the current beta, \installspacehandler has been renamed to \installspacemethod. So, saying \let\installspacehandler\installspacemethod before loading vim module should fix this bug (untested). However, since buffers are also broken in the current beta (see other messages), t-vim (and t-filter) will not work with the current beta. I'll check and upload a new version of the module, but you'll have to wait until Hans uploads a new beta to get everything working. Aditya
Am 13.01.2012 um 12:00 schrieb Richard Weickelt:
Hi,
I've tried to include some C-code into my document, but failed to enable syntax highlighting.
Tested on: linux-64, context-2011.05.18 (same with the beta) stand-alone mkIV
1) \starttyping[option=C] just prints verbatim text. There seems to be no formatter for C out of the box.
There is no formatter for C code in MkIV but when you write one send the file to Hans and he can include it in the distribution.
2) t-vim did not work. It failed somewhere (unknown command sequence \installspacehandler) on loading (\usemodule[vim])
3) http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Verbatim_text I tried to download pret-c and put it into the modules folder, but writing \installprettytype[C][C] failed, because it's not known (in mkIV).
MkII and MkIV have different implementation to format source code.
4) mkII does not complain to exec \installprettytype[C][C], but this does not change anything either. \starttyping[option=C] seems to call a (maybe builtin?) formatter, but I could not get colors to work.
The following is MkII only. There are two ways to have formatted C code, the first is to define a C environment with \definetype[C][option=C] and then you can put the code between \startC and \stopC, the second is to use the normal typing environment and pass “option=C” as argument. To get colors in your code you have to enable them first with \setupcolors[state=start].
% engine=pdftex
\setupcolors[state=start]
\definetyping[C][option=C]
\starttext
\startC
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