Hello, I'm using emacs-muse to write a document to be published to ConTeXt. The document contains a little math. According to this wiki page: http://wiki.contextgarden.net/ConTeXt_and_emacs-muse#Math it is possible to include math in muse using <math> and </math> tags, which trigger corresponding $ markup in the ConTeXt output. The problem is that a muse expression like <math>\sum type = nMn</math> is published as \switchtobodyfont[small]math\switchtobodyfont[big]\textbackslash{}sum type = nMn\switchtobodyfont[small]/math\switchtobodyfont[big] rather than the expected $\sum type = nMn$. The muse manual for the version I'm using (3.12) makes no mention of the <math> tags, so I'm wondering if it is an add-on written by (or available to) someone on this list. Thanks for any help (and sorry if this is a bit off topic). Roger
Le 17 octobre à 18:57:35 Roger Mason
| I'm using emacs-muse to write a document to be published to ConTeXt. | The document contains a little math. According to this wiki page: | http://wiki.contextgarden.net/ConTeXt_and_emacs-muse#Math it is possible | to include math in muse using <math> and </math> tags, which trigger | corresponding $ markup in the ConTeXt output.
| The problem is that a muse expression like <math>\sum type = nMn</math> | is published as
| \switchtobodyfont[small]math\switchtobodyfont[big]\textbackslash{}sum | type = nMn\switchtobodyfont[small]/math\switchtobodyfont[big]
| rather than the expected $\sum type = nMn$.
| The muse manual for the version I'm using (3.12) makes no mention of the | <math> tags, so I'm wondering if it is an add-on written by (or | available to) someone on this list.
| Thanks for any help (and sorry if this is a bit off topic).
| Roger The< math> tag is indeed part of the official muse. A muse file containig only this: <math>\sum type = nMn</math> works OK here. Are you sure you did'nt insert spaces like in "< math >", which ought to give a result like yours? Can you try a minimal example like mine? And what part of the muse files did you require (should be at least muse, muse-publish and muse-context)? -- Jean
Hello Jean,
Jean Magnan de Bornier
The< math> tag is indeed part of the official muse.
A muse file containig only this:
<math>\sum type = nMn</math>
works OK here. Are you sure you did'nt insert spaces like in "< math >", which ought to give a result like yours?
Yes, I'm sure.
Can you try a minimal example like mine?
Cutting and pasting the above produces the output I included in my original post.
And what part of the muse files did you require (should be at least muse, muse-publish and muse-context)?
At the top of my .emacs I have: (load "/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/site-gentoo") That file contains (among other things): (add-to-list 'load-path "/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/muse") (require 'muse-autoloads) In the body of my .emacs I have: (require 'muse-html) ; load publishing styles I use (require 'muse-latex) (require 'muse-texinfo) (require 'muse-docbook) (require 'muse-context) (require 'muse-project) ; publish files in projects (setq muse-colors-inline-images nil) ; Don't inline images Many thanks for your help. Roger
Le 19 octobre à 15:03:24 Roger Mason
| Yes, I'm sure.
| > | > Can you try a minimal example like mine?
| Cutting and pasting the above produces the output I included in my | original post.
| > And what part of the muse files did you require (should be at least muse, | > muse-publish and muse-context)?
| At the top of my .emacs I have:
| (load "/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/site-gentoo")
| That file contains (among other things):
| (add-to-list 'load-path "/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/muse") | (require 'muse-autoloads)
| In the body of my .emacs I have:
| (require 'muse-html) ; load publishing styles I use | (require 'muse-latex) | (require 'muse-texinfo) | (require 'muse-docbook) | (require 'muse-context) | (require 'muse-project) ; publish files in projects | (setq muse-colors-inline-images nil) ; Don't inline images All correct then. If I understand correctly you use gentoo's muse package. Maybe the problem is there, but it is hard for me to test that, I have a non-packaged muse installation. Can you show the value of muse-context-markup-specials-document? cheers, PS: what happens if you use latex instead of context? -- Jean
Hi Jean,
Jean Magnan de Bornier
All correct then. If I understand correctly you use gentoo's muse package. Maybe the problem is there, but it is hard for me to test that, I have a non-packaged muse installation.
Can you show the value of muse-context-markup-specials-document?
Value: ((92 . "\\textbackslash{}") (95 . "\\textunderscore{}") (60 . "\\switchtobodyfont[small]") (62 . "\\switchtobodyfont[big]") (94 . "\\^") (126 . "\\~") (64 . "\\@") (36 . "\\$") (37 . "\\%") (123 . "\\{") (125 . "\\}") (38 . "\\&") (35 . "\\#"))
PS: what happens if you use latex instead of context?
The latex file contains: \textless{}math\textgreater{}\textbackslash{}sum type = nMn\textless{}/math\textgreater{} Cheers, Roger
Le 19 octobre à 20:38:18 Roger Mason
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