Hi!
Is it expected behaviour that --ansi creates an empty log file? Example:
%% foo.tex \startext\null\stoptext
# context foo # wc -c foo.log 7501 foo.log
# context --ansi foo # wc -c foo.log 1 foo.log
ctx 2019.01.28 16:58
Marco
Hello,
I encountered the same with the minimal:
---- \starttext \nonexisting \stoptext ----
Messages displayed on the console are "full-fledged" both with "--ansi" switch or without it. But the resulting .log file is incomplete with "--ansi".
Would it be possible to adapt loggers to write the same messages to .log like without --ansi?
Best regards,
Lukas
On Fri, 08 Feb 2019 12:04:35 +0100, Marco Patzer lists@homerow.info wrote:
Hi!
Is it expected behaviour that --ansi creates an empty log file? Example:
%% foo.tex \startext\null\stoptext
# context foo # wc -c foo.log 7501 foo.log
# context --ansi foo # wc -c foo.log 1 foo.log
ctx 2019.01.28 16:58
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