Hi all, I am just familiarising myself with projects/products/components. I have a number of documents that all belong to a large set of Reference Manuals and so far I have built them all separately and have relied a lot on the simple \input... statement. I assume with projects/products/components I might be able to do something much smarter. Let’s see. I get stuck quite early on, though. I have created a minimal component file ‘component-1.tex’ and when I build it, context runs into what seems to be an infinite recursion. Here is the file: \project test-project \product reference-manual-1 \startcomponent component-1 \starttext \section[c1-s1]{Component 1 Section 1} This is a paragraph in Component 1 Section 1 \stoptext \stopcomponent ...and here is the console when I run it:

context component-1.tex ... ... ... open source > 196 > 198 > component-1.tex open source > 197 > 199 > reference-manual-1.tex open source > 198 > 200 > component-1.tex open source > 199 > 201 > reference-manual-1.tex open source > 200 > 202 > component-1.tex open source > 201 > 203 > reference-manual-1.tex

tex error > tex error on line 2 in file reference-manual-1.tex: ! TeX capacity exceeded, sorry [text input levels=600] \m_syst_action_nop #1 ->\clf_startproduct {#1} l.11 \startproduct reference-manual-1 1 % \project test-project 2 >> \startproduct reference-manual-1 3 4 \component component-1 5 6 \stopproduct 7 Here is reference-manual-1.tex: \project test-project \startproduct reference-manual-1 \component component-1 \stopproduct This is with the latest context downloaded today. All I really know about this is from here http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Project_structure; anything else I should be reading? Any ideas? Thank you, Malte. -- “The Electric Monk was a labour-saving device, like a dishwasher or a video recorder... Electric Monks believed things for you, thus saving you what was becoming an increasingly onerous task, that of believing all the things the world expected you to believe. ― Douglas Adams, Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency