Hallo!
I have set: \mainlanguage[de]
But Apostroph is still 6 not 9. How can I change this?
How to change quotation to >> something << and quote to > some < ?
Thank you for answering this beginer questions
Wolfgang
"Wolfgang Werners-Lucchini" wwl@musensturm.de writes:
(Wolfgang, sorry for receiving this post twice, it is really late ...)
Hello Wolfgang,
I have set: \mainlanguage[de] But Apostroph is still 6 not 9. How can I change this?
The apostrophe should be 9. This is default in the current version. See testfile below.
How to change quotation to >> something << and quote to > some < ?
See the command
\setuplanguage[...][...,...=...,...]
[...] nl fr en uk de es cz .. [...,...=...,...] see \installlanguage (1)
and
\installlanguage[...][...,...=...,...]
[...] <name> spacing packed broad lefthyphenmin <dimension> righthyphenmin <dimension> state start stop leftsentence <command> rightsentence <command> leftsubsentence <command> rightsubsentence <command> leftquote <command> rightquote <command> leftquotation <command> rightquotation <command> default <name>
Here is an example file. Note that you need a font that has these characters available (cmr does not). For the < and > see leftquote and rightquotation. These are the possibilities for the "french" quotation marks.
%% guilsingleleft %% guilsingleright %% leftguillemot %% rightguillemot
================================================== \usetypescript[berry][8r] \setupencoding[default=8r]
\setupbodyfont[pos]
\mainlanguage[de] \starttext
such' doch
%latest beta version for this (german example file): \input aesop-de
\blank[big]
%your context version should not be too old... \setuplanguage[de][leftquotation=\rightguillemot, rightquotation=\leftguillemot]
\input aesop-de \stoptext ==================================================
Patrick
* Patrick Gundlach pg@levana.de [030130 21:39]: [...]
such' doch
As Patrick assumes I commit typos on purpose:
This is an example of a misplaced apostrophe, six or nine, no matter.
"Such" and "suche" are both legal imperative forms of "suchen", so no indication of a missing letter is necessary.
Greetings
Johannes
Johannes Hüsing hannes@ruhrau.de writes:
Hello Johannes ...
This is an example of a misplaced apostrophe, six or nine, no matter.
uuh, it was just a test if there is anybody out there who really reads my mails.... ;-)
"Such" and "suche" are both legal imperative forms of "suchen", so no indication of a missing letter is necessary.
OK, you are right. Another try:
Wir treffen uns nach 'm Essen.
Patrick