inverted (french) quotation marks for german documents
Hello, I'm starting with Context and have the following question. I want to achieve the inverted (french) quotation marks for german documents. For example: >>househusband<< With latex or pdflatex I use ">househusband"< or \frqq househusband\flqq but this doesn't work in Context. Many thanks for any help, Helmut ********************************************************* Helmut Schwertner eMail: schwertner@t-online.de
Hallo, On Wed, 7 May 2003, Helmut Schwertner wrote:
With latex or pdflatex I use ">househusband"< or \frqq househusband\flqq but this doesn't work in Context.
(Can me some TeX expert (Hans?) tell me why \rightsubguillemot = \rightguillemot I had expected that they are > and >> respectively.) How about: \installlanguage[de] [leftquote=\rightsubguillemot, rightquote=\leftsubguillemot, leftquotation=\rightguillemot,rightquotation=\leftguillemot] \language[de] And then: Hans sagt: \quotation{Hast Du die \quote{Matrix} gesehen?} \bye Tobias
Helmut Schwertner wrote:
Hello,
I'm starting with Context and have the following question. I want to achieve the inverted (french) quotation marks for german documents. For example: >>househusband<<
With latex or pdflatex I use ">househusband"< or \frqq househusband\flqq but this doesn't work in Context.
Many thanks for any help,
\setuplanguage [de] [rightquote=\leftguillemot,leftquote=\rightguillemot] \language[de] \starttext He is a \quote{househusband.} \stoptext HTH, robbie
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