Brooks Moses said:
> (Andre: I'm sending this reply back to the ConTeXt list, because I think a
> fair bit of my reply might be generally useful to other people who want to
> try to convert LaTeX packages to ConTeXt. I hope that's ok!)
>
Yep. I just didn't want to contaminate the list with my ramblings...
>
> I should perhaps have explained that more thoroughly. ConTeXt has
> "modules", which are roughly equivalent to LaTeX's packages; the filename
> "t-lgrind.tex" indicates a module. (Specifically, the "t-" prefix
> indicates that it's a "third-party module", which is everything other than
> the modules that are actually part of ConTeXt itself.)
>
Ah! I thought it meant 'translated'....
> Thus, you'd use it with \usemodule[lgrind] rather than \input. It amounts
> to pretty much the same thing, except ConTeXt does keep track of things so
> as not to load it twice, and things like that.
>
>
> Feel free to ask questions, too!
>
Thanx!
> Some information to get you started:
>
[...stuff deleted...]
>
> Probably by the time you've done that, you'll have had quite a thorough
> introduction to ConTeXt! :)
>
Nice! That's what I aiming at.
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