Hello, On Tue, 22 Dec 2015 18:21:01 +0100, Hans Hagen <pra...@wxs.nl> wrote:
t = {["legend entries"]="{Cos,Sin2,Sin}", "reverse legend"}such a table is valid lua (mixture of indexed and hashed) but of course the application using it has to know how to use it
OK, so when '{["legend entries"]="{Cos,Sin2,Sin}", "reverse legend"}' is a
valid Lua call and, what I guess, a valid Lua-to-context call -
- why the code doesn't work?
I also tried Aditya's way II - to build the "command-string" and to pass it to
context:
"
context(string.format("\\startaxis[legend entries={%s},reverse legend]",
"Sin,Cos"))
"
It works, although I'd rather use "context.startaxis{...options...}" style as it looks
"nicer".
Next question - why
"
context[[\startaxis]]
"
doesn't work, whilst
context"\\startaxis"
does?
(See attached files.)
Best regards,
Lukas
Hans
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