On 8 February 2012 10:24, Hans Hagen wrote:

On 8-2-2012 10:51, Felix Ingram wrote:

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On 7 February 2012 13:06, Philipp A.  wrote:

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with some recent beta (sorry for vagueness), tikz stopped working after titles. (i use first-setup.sh to install: these are the betas, not something different, right?)

what does 'stop working' mean? some message?

"Stop Working" means "no longer get positioned where they should be but still get drawn". In my case all graphics are shifted to the right by Some-Unknown-Distance. In Philipp's case the various graphics parts jump about. (I've seen something similar when drawing multiple nodes). I've included my minimal example below again. I wouldn't say that titles are causing the issue, it just seems to be that the first picture will render okay and then all others from then on will be misplaced. In the example that Philipp gave removing the \section line will still demonstrate the issue. Please let me know if there's any more information that I can provide. Felix \usemodule[tikz] \definefloat[newfloat][newfloats] \setupfloat[newfloat][ rightmargindistance=1cm, maxwidth=0.5cm, ] \startbuffer[myfloat] \placenewfloat[right, none, fit]{}{ \starttikzpicture \node[text width=2cm] {% \color[black]{\tfx\bf I'm the Doctor. Well, they call me the Doctor. I don't know why. I call me the Doctor. I don't know why. } }; \stoptikzpicture } \stopbuffer \starttext \getbuffer[myfloat] The float to the right will be flush with the text \getbuffer[myfloat] The float will now have shifted to the right. \stoptext

On 8 February 2012 13:50, Hans Hagen wrote:

On 8-2-2012 12:16, Felix Ingram wrote:

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On 8 February 2012 10:24, Hans Hagen  wrote:

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On 8-2-2012 10:51, Felix Ingram wrote:

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On 7 February 2012 13:06, Philipp A.    wrote:

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with some recent beta (sorry for vagueness), tikz stopped working after titles. (i use first-setup.sh to install: these are the betas, not something different, right?)

what does 'stop working' mean? some message?

"Stop Working" means "no longer get positioned where they should be but still get drawn".

In my case all graphics are shifted to the right by Some-Unknown-Distance. In Philipp's case the various graphics parts jump about. (I've seen something similar when drawing multiple nodes).

I've included my minimal example below again. I wouldn't say that titles are causing the issue, it just seems to be that the first picture will render okay and then all others from then on will be misplaced. In the example that Philipp gave removing the \section line will still demonstrate the issue.

Please let me know if there's any more information that I can provide.

Interesting is that it matters if one puts colons after words:

one % :

\pic

two:

\pic

Anyhow, the problem is that tikz messes around with cq. assumes nullfont to be in a certain state which is asking for troubles.

In font-set.mkvi there is some provision for this (which I don't like), but anyhow, one can uncomment the \dorecurse line

\def\font_preloads_reset_nullfont  {\dorecurse\plusseven{\fontdimen\recurselevel\nullfont\zeropoint}% keep en eye on this as:   \ctxcommand{resetnullfont()}% in luatex 0.70 this will also do the previous   \globallet\font_preloads_reset_nullfont\relax}

maybe tikz should push/pop nullfont dimens to be on the safe side as there is no rule against setting nullfont

(btw, this problem has shown up before)

Thanks Hans, This is working. (Now I just need to remove all of the fudge factors I added to my template). I've posted a bug report on the PGF/Tikz tracker, so I will add your suggested fix to that and hopefully it will get addressed there. Felix

On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 5:31 PM, Philipp A. wrote:

once again i’m not quite sure what to do as i don’t really understand what’s going on (just ignorance, not your fault, guys ;))

do i get it right that i have to locate “font-set.mkvi” and i will find the following line, in which i have to remove the first “%” sign?

  {%\dorecurse\plusseven{\fontdimen\recurselevel\nullfont\zeropoint}% keep en eye on this as: yes, and then rebuild the format $ context --generate (to be sure) and $ context --make --all

-- luigi

On 8-2-2012 18:18, Philipp A. wrote:

thank you. my install script keeps getting more monstrous:

#!/bin/zsh ../first-setup.sh --extras="t-simplefonts,t-tikz,t-filter,t-vim,t-lettrine"

cd context-rst ../upgrade.sh cd ..

.. ~/context/tex/setuptex export OSFONTDIR="/usr/local/share/fonts;/usr/share/fonts;$HOME/.fonts" mtxrun --script fonts --reload

#fix tikz fontset="tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/font-set.mkvi" fontsetbak="font-set.mkvi.changed"

sed "s/{%\(\\\\dorecurse.*\)/{\1/"<"$fontset">"$fontsetbak" mv "$fontsetbak" "$fontset"

context --generate context --make --all

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