I had a problem that kept me busy for a few hours. A \page command had
no effect, the text just continued in the pdf.
The culprid turned out to be a hex 0x0C, a formfeed character. Once I
removed them all was good. It got introduced by extracting the text from
a PDF.
I realize my files should be "clean" of control characters and ConTexT
should (maybe) not be stripping those characters. Then again, they serve
no purpose in the document. So...
My question: Isn't some more resilience sensible so commands don't
break? Or error messages?
cheers and thanks for any thoughts.
Martin
For the record:
ConTeXt ver: 2019.01.28 16:58 MKIV beta fmt: 2019.2.4 int:
english/english
I'm not sure if the FF makes it through the mail. A hex editor
will/would show it in front of the \page (sheer coincidence)
\starttext
\startitemize[columns]
\item auf \hl[6]~ Baum
\stopitemize
\page
1. Der Bauer sitzt auf \hl[6]~ Traktor.
\stoptext
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