Hello, Thank you for the new beta. I have a question about project handling. I often make the same mistake -- press compilation shortcut when a NOT main file is active. So I obtain a broken pdf and have to delete it manually. Is ConTeXt so clever to distinguish between auxiliary and main files, and use the main when I ask to compile an auxiliary? I saw some commands like \startenvironment, maybe they can help? My main currently looks like \usemodule[env.tex] \starttext \usemodule[CADD0.tex] \usemodule[CADD1.tex] \stoptext Best, Vyatcheslav
Quoting Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky
Hello,
Thank you for the new beta.
I have a question about project handling. I often make the same mistake -- press compilation shortcut when a NOT main file is active. So I obtain a broken pdf and have to delete it manually. Is ConTeXt so clever to distinguish between auxiliary and main files, and use the main when I ask to compile an auxiliary? I saw some commands like \startenvironment, maybe they can help?
My main currently looks like
\usemodule[env.tex] \starttext \usemodule[CADD0.tex] \usemodule[CADD1.tex] \stoptext
See http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Project_structure One example of this structure is in the sample files at http://www.tug.org/pracjourn/2006-4/mahajan/ Aditya
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Aditya Mahajan
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Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky