Undefined controle sequence with usemodule[simpleslides]
Dear all, I tried to compile the first example of the simpleslide module’s documentation, but it doesn’t work: ! Undefined control sequence. system > tex > error on line 9 in file test-simple.tex: Undefined control sequence ... 1 \usemodule[simpleslides] 2 [style=BigNumber] 3 \setupTitle 4 [ title={Title of the presentation}, 5 author={Name of authors}, 6 date={Date of presentation}, 7 ] 8 \starttext 9 >> \placeTitle 10 \SlideTitle {The first slide} 11 Write whatever you want. 12 \SlideTitle {The second slide} 13 Continue writing. 14 \stoptext 15 <argument> \??vars :simpleslides:title: \dousestylehashparameter #1#2->\ifcsname #1 #2\endcsname \expandafter \douses... \dostartattributes ...estylehashparameter {#1}{#2} \dousecolorhashparameter {... \placeTitle ...pleslides:title:}\c!style \c!color \simpleslidestitlecomponen... l.9 \placeTitle ? ! Undefined control sequence. Thanks (I hope I’m not too unpolite)
On Wed, 4 Jan 2012, pol stra wrote:
I tried to compile the first example of the simpleslide module’s documentation, but it doesn’t work:
The recent cleanup in the MkIV has broken parts of the simpleslides module. As a quick hack, you can put the attached file in your current directory. Thomas and I have been thinking of (again) rewriting the presentation module to make it modular. The current version of this module is at http://bitbucket.org/adityam/complexslides It currently has only one style (that I am using at present). There is no documentation at present, but the following shows the current interface. \usemodule[complexslides][colorscheme=..., fontscheme=..., extras=....] \starttext \setvariables [talk] [title=..., shorttitle=..., author=...., shortauthor=..., institute=..., location=..., ] \startsection[title=....] ... \stopsection ... \stoptext Aditya
On 4-1-2012 10:34, pol stra wrote:
Dear all,
I tried to compile the first example of the simpleslide module’s documentation, but it doesn’t work: ! Undefined control sequence.
! Undefined control sequence.
Thanks (I hope I’m not too unpolite)
The simple slide module uses an experimental version of what we call the command handler. It is a slightly slower but more flexible way to deal with parameters (in practice it's often faster as associated code gets updated). Anyhow, the slide module has to be adapted to the latest variant which uses a higher level of abstraction. Hans ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | voip: 087 875 68 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
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