Hello out there, ... are not what I am going to announce here. But, you can -- if you are brave -- try out the new-on-the-www port of texshow, the ConTeXt command browser. As a bonus, comments can be added to the commands (as in etexshow), but since you are not alone on the www, you can share and enjoy! One day I will add a section for examples. You can then share your favorite examples with all the other ConTeXt users out there. Here is the url: http://members.ping.de:8061/ at http://levana.de/context/texshow-web.html you get forwarded to the whatever is the current location of texshow-web. The current location will move some day to a place yet unknown. Patrick -- I am happy for any suggestions/comments/...
At 00:34 18/10/2003, you wrote:
at http://levana.de/context/texshow-web.html you get forwarded to the whatever is the current location of texshow-web. The current location will move some day to a place yet unknown.
once i have reorganized the web server i can give you an account Hans
Patrick Gundlach
But, you can -- if you are brave -- try out the new-on-the-www port of texshow, the ConTeXt command browser. As a bonus, comments can be added to the commands (as in etexshow), but since you are not alone on the www, you can share and enjoy! One day I will add a section for examples. You can then share your favorite examples with all the other ConTeXt users out there.
Here is the url:
I am brave. This looks very nice! It reminds me of something I've been wondering for a while, though. Why are certain commands, like startitemize, absent from the list of texshow commands? Is there a way to add commands to the web version? -- --Ed L Cashin | PGP public key: ecashin@uga.edu | http://noserose.net/e/pgp/
Ed L Cashin
I am brave. This looks very nice!
Thanks.
It reminds me of something I've been wondering for a while, though. Why are certain commands, like startitemize, absent from the list of texshow commands?
because the provided list is not perfect yet. \startitemize is a generated command from \defineitemgroup. So the command to lookup is \startitemgroup. In my opinion there should be a link from \startitemize to \startitemgroup, because \startitemize is in the core ConTeXt. \section for example is (iirc) also generated, but listed in texshow.
Is there a way to add commands to the web version?
Not yet. texshow-web will provide an interface soon.
I am thinking about a textarea on the html pages so you can upload
something like:
This looks indeed nice and promising, its fast and may be a good solution for beginners and literates. Most valuable will be descriptions and examples. I added just the first example... \translate Willi At 18:33 24.10.2003, Ed L Cashin wrote:
Patrick Gundlach
writes: ...
But, you can -- if you are brave -- try out the new-on-the-www port of texshow, the ConTeXt command browser. As a bonus, comments can be added to the commands (as in etexshow), but since you are not alone on the www, you can share and enjoy! One day I will add a section for examples. You can then share your favorite examples with all the other ConTeXt users out there.
Here is the url:
I am brave. This looks very nice!
It reminds me of something I've been wondering for a while, though. Why are certain commands, like startitemize, absent from the list of texshow commands?
Is there a way to add commands to the web version?
-- --Ed L Cashin | PGP public key: ecashin@uga.edu | http://noserose.net/e/pgp/
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Willi Egger
This looks indeed nice and promising, its fast and may be a good solution for beginners and literates. Most valuable will be descriptions and examples. I added just the first example... \translate
Great! I am making backups on a daily base now. Good examples can make life a bit easier. I feel it frustrating to know that a certain thing will be the right thing for me but I don't how to use it. Patrick -- You are your own rainbow!
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Ed L Cashin
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Hans Hagen
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Patrick Gundlach
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Willi Egger