I know that this has been discussed in an older post, but I still don't
get it: why would --nonstopmode override
\setupsynctex[state=start|repeat] and --synctex=1?
When running ConTeXt from an editor, --nonstopmode is desirable, yet you
may still want to control SyncTeX status independently.
In situations where one wants to forcibly disable SyncTeX even if the
document enables it, wouldn't
mtxrun --script context --nonstopmode --synctex=0
do the job?
Imo, such interactions between options should be avoided.
Nicola
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