one
(cont-en.xml) which was written for MkII and extended of the time with a
few new command introduced by MkIV (e.g. \definefontfeature) and b) a
new one (i-context.xml) which was rewritten with MkIV as its base.
Most of the existing documents use the old file which contains either
wron
the key “location” for \defineenumeration
> should probably replaced by “alternative”. Right now, all examples on page
> 247 are unaffected by this setting and hence look the same.
> - The wiki seems to use MKII, which makes a difference for the examp
anual”, the key “location” for \defineenumeration
should probably replaced by “alternative”. Right now, all examples on page 247
are unaffected by this setting and hence look the same.
- The wiki seems to use MKII, which makes a difference for the example on
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Co
ur example shows the correct colors here. Which version are you using? mkii
or mkiv?
we can even say this now:
fill fullcircle scaled 10mm withcolor "myred";
to refer to color
rect colors here. Which version are you using? mkii
or mkiv?
Thomas
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lt;*> cont-nl.mkii
\dump
(Press Enter to retry, or Control-Z to exit)
Please type another input file name:
=
Since I don't use mkii I ignored these errors and moved on, although both
files are there in the tree - and I do not get this error on the
original/vista
,CH_2OH]
>>> \stopchemical
>>>
>>> \stoptext
>>
>> Unfortunately, typesetting with MkIV distributed with TL 2016 produces
>> something really weird (see attached).
>>
>> Is the module `chemic` compatible with MkIV or am I doing someth
patible with MkIV or am I doing something
> wrong?
>
> Cheers,
> Henri
>
> [1] http://www.pragma-ade.nl/general/manuals/mp-ch-en.pdf
\usemodule[chemic] is MKII. It has been replace with core MKIV commands.
The syntax has been somewhat rationalized and many bugs correc
t in the other thread, so I'm starting a fresh one dedicated
>> to the question.
>>
>> 1) \showinstalledlanguages does not show pe/persian/fa or anything like
>> that but it has several arabic variants. was this dropped in MkIV or was
>> there never a persian language en
an/fa or anything like
> that but it has several arabic variants. was this dropped in MkIV or was
> there never a persian language environment even in MkII? I thought there
> were translated labels for Farsi somewhere.
> 2) In the following MWE, ad-hoc hyphenation using \- wo
ts. was this dropped in MkIV or was there
> never a persian language environment even in MkII?
MkII (read: ConTeXt with pdfTeX) doesn't support typesetting in Arabic
script at all.
And support for XeTeX has always been limited in ConTeXt. So it's not
really strange if the language support is st
riants. was this dropped in
MkIV or was there never a persian language environment even in MkII?
I thought there were translated labels for Farsi somewhere.
2) In the following MWE, ad-hoc hyphenation using \- works and leads
to hyphenation. However, specifying the pattern at the beginning does
not ha
in MkII? I thought there
were translated labels for Farsi somewhere.
2) In the following MWE, ad-hoc hyphenation using \- works and leads to
hyphenation. However, specifying the pattern at the beginning does not
have any effect. Am I missing something?
\usemodule[simplefonts]
\setmainfont[dejavusans
On 2016-07-01 13:13, Nicola wrote:
On 2016-07-01 14:53:00 +, Hans Hagen said:
On 7/1/2016 12:17 PM, Nicola wrote:
In the past (MKII) I used citations of the form:
\cite[extras={, p.~24}][Author:2016]
The extras option seems to be ignored by MKIV's bibliography system.
What
On 2016-07-01 14:53:00 +, Hans Hagen said:
On 7/1/2016 12:17 PM, Nicola wrote:
In the past (MKII) I used citations of the form:
\cite[extras={, p.~24}][Author:2016]
The extras option seems to be ignored by MKIV's bibliography system.
What is the equivalent of the above?
lefttext
On 7/1/2016 12:17 PM, Nicola wrote:
In the past (MKII) I used citations of the form:
\cite[extras={, p.~24}][Author:2016]
The extras option seems to be ignored by MKIV's bibliography system.
What is the equivalent of the above?
lefttext=
righttext=
Nicola
In the past (MKII) I used citations of the form:
\cite[extras={, p.~24}][Author:2016]
The extras option seems to be ignored by MKIV's bibliography system.
What is the equivalent of the above?
Nicola
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> 3) What is the example you've tried to test ?
> 4) Did you have created manually a "temp" file and a buffer as it is said
> within the Context Garden page : "This works with ConTeXt MkII and MkIV, but
> takes only the first page of multi-pages scores, and you m
buffer as it is said
within the Context Garden page : "This works with ConTeXt MkII and MkIV, but
takes only the first page of multi-pages scores, and you must create the folder
"lilytemp" manually" ?
- Mail original -
De: "Robert Blackstone" <blackstone.
Hello,
You were/are using the old (mkii) bibliography system that depends on
bibtex. It has been replaced in mkiv by a new system no-longer using
the bibtex binary and does everything in lua. The wiki is outdated on
this subject and the new manual is almost/essentially finished.
Alan
On Mon
On 5/30/2016 1:16 PM, Mojca Miklavec wrote:
Hi,
MKII uses
\doifnotmode{demo}{\endinput}
to enter the demo mode in modules.
I see that MKIV now switched to
\continueifinputfile{s-something.mkiv}
The question arises: What should I suggest to a module writer for a
relatively simple file
Hi,
MKII uses
\doifnotmode{demo}{\endinput}
to enter the demo mode in modules.
I see that MKIV now switched to
\continueifinputfile{s-something.mkiv}
The question arises: What should I suggest to a module writer for a
relatively simple file that doesn't use any MKIV features
On 5/22/2016 10:25 AM, Meer, Hans van der wrote:
On 30 Jun 2014, at 17:33, Wolfgang Schuster <schuster.wolfg...@gmail.com> wrote:
Am 30.06.2014 um 17:29 schrieb Gour <g...@atmarama.net>:
Hans Hagen <pra...@wxs.nl> writes:
beware: the mkii derived bibliograpic support fo
> On 30 Jun 2014, at 17:33, Wolfgang Schuster <schuster.wolfg...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>
> Am 30.06.2014 um 17:29 schrieb Gour <g...@atmarama.net>:
>
>> Hans Hagen <pra...@wxs.nl> writes:
>>
>>> beware: the mkii derived bibliogra
On 5/9/2016 7:47 PM, Weber, Matthias wrote:
Dear All,
the right hand side moves the Y into the |.
This used to look ok in older versions of mkiv & mkii.
\starttext
\startformula
|X\times Y|= \left| X\times Y\right|
\stopformula
\stoptext
This is a side effect of extreme italics in l
Dear All,
the right hand side moves the Y into the |.
This used to look ok in older versions of mkiv & mkii.
\starttext
\startformula
|X\times Y|= \left| X\times Y\right|
\stopformula
\stoptext
Matt
be off-topic but may be fixable easily while you're at it. The
> source browser on the website does not work properly: it looks like the
> index is not up to date with the new directory structure after the
> separation of MkII and MkIV code. For instance, if I search for "sort" in
&
not up to date with the new directory structure after the separation of
> MkII and MkIV code. For instance, if I search for "sort" in
> source.contextgarden.net, the following appears among the top results.
>
> http://source.contextgarden.net/tex/context/patterns/lang-es
Thanks, Mojca!
This may be off-topic but may be fixable easily while you're at it. The
source browser on the website does not work properly: it looks like the
index is not up to date with the new directory structure after the
separation of MkII and MkIV code. For instance, if I search for "
to create a
clean-up processor which deletes temporary files.
Right now for me the options look as following:
Executable: X:\ConTeXt\tex\texmf-win64\bin\texmfstart.exe
Arguments:texutil.rb --purgeall
This is from an old installation instruction from mkii and works great
but it makes
\texmfstart.exe
Arguments:texutil.rb --purgeall
This is from an old installation instruction from mkii and works great
but it makes it necessary to install Ruby.
Since I don't want to install Ruby if it's unnecessary, i'd like to know
if there is a way to clean up files without mkii and Ruby elements
:texutil.rb --purgeall
This is from an old installation instruction from mkii and works great
but it makes it necessary to install Ruby.
Since I don't want to install Ruby if it's unnecessary, i'd like to know
if there is a way to clean up files without mkii and Ruby elements.
I thought
This is from an old installation instruction from mkii and works great
but it makes it necessary to install Ruby.
Since I don't want to install Ruby if it's unnecessary, i'd like to know
if there is a way to clean up files without mkii and Ruby elements.
I thought it might be possible to use *context.exe
which for
sure will have some way to set up these feaures; i don't know about
plain support
in context protrusion and expansion is supported in mkii (pdftex) and
mkiv (luatex) .. in mkiv there is a bit more control
there is no preprocessing involved (these two features are just part of
the par
of displaying the content I am
getting:
Internal Error - please restart the application!
Links to MkII source I couldn't locate at all.
A side note. Would it be possible to somehow grab Wiki content and verify if
such links to TEX or LUA files exists?
Thanks, Jan
That chapter is confusing if you do not know already how the
mechanism
works.
I tried to create the first example of the
documentation "Page 257 Anchors and layers",
but failed with mkii and iv. The page is created,
but without the graphical elements. Not using
\startbuffer--\stopbuff
>> On Sat, 23 Oct 2010, Herbert Voss wrote:
>>
>>> It is a hard job to understand how all works ...
>>
>>
>> I agree. That chapter is confusing if you do not know already how the
>> mechanism
>> works.
>>
>>> I tried to create the fir
; It is a hard job to understand how all works ...
>
>
> I agree. That chapter is confusing if you do not know already how the
> mechanism
> works.
>
>> I tried to create the first example of the
>> documentation "Page 257 Anchors and layers",
>> but failed wit
ering why
i am obviously using mkii instead of mkiv...
The command line for MkIV should read "context source-file.tex". BTW,
ruby isn’t required for MkIV.
here's the point why it works now: TeXnicCenter has a location field and
a console command field.
this is what i entered in the compil
e for.
well and it works. but not without ruby: why do i need ruby? i would use
mkiv only if i could. i also worked with Hex color codes but then
everything is black untill i add \setupcolor[hex] to the document. i
read that this line is only needed in mkiv, so again i am wondering why
i am obviously usin
ng is black untill i add \setupcolor[hex] to the document. i
> read that this line is only needed in mkiv, so again i am wondering why
> i am obviously using mkii instead of mkiv...
The command line for MkIV should read "context source-file.tex". BTW,
ruby isn’t required for Mk
i also worked with Hex color codes but then
everything is black untill i add \setupcolor[hex] to the document. i
read that this line is only needed in mkiv, so again i am wondering why
i am obviously using mkii instead of mkiv...
the last question for now is: how can i stop pdfTeX.exe f
is used to
display the page number (it's not a joke although April is close).
I was thinking putting an invisible rule after each CJK glyph as a font
feature, and
the height of the rule changes every 6 lines starting from 4. But
\linenumber seems to
be an MKII-only counter.
Any suggestions
,width=277mm,height=190mm,header=5mm,footer=1mm]
\rotate[rotation=90]{\externalfigure[Exercise-1a-B2B-web-site-Anna-A.pdf][width=\hsize]}
I'd like to have the name of the external file in the header. Can I do that?
G
PS. I'm still using mkii for my production (only used mkiv for a transformation
in Plain (Lua)TeX (in fact, it is
copied from The TeX Book). Why does ConTeXt need braces?
this is because \mathop is redefined (in th eprocess assuming a braced
argument) ... this is a mkii leftover which is actually no longer needed
(mkii needed more tweaks to get fonts right)
you can add this to cont
Book). Why does ConTeXt need braces?
this is because \mathop is redefined (in th eprocess assuming a braced
argument) ... this is a mkii leftover which is actually no longer needed
(mkii needed more tweaks to get fonts right)
you can add this to cont-new.mkiv
\let\mathop\normalmathop
but i'd
in
mp. The new syntax for shading is extensible.
You really don't want to know how extensions like shading and tex text
and ... were implemented in mkii metapost.
I will shade to the background colour then, which is not that clean
but works as well. Anyway, thanks for the quick answer and t
allation, and begin with s-pre-, followed by
> digits and mkii or mkiv suffix.
> The examples by Aditya and Thomas are to be found in
>
> /tex/texmf-modules/tex/context/third/simpleslides
After some additonal install, I was able to localize both type of
examples. :-)
Now let
es.
1. documentation is scattered. Sources of documentation are the Wiki and
a lot of PDF documents.
2. it is not always possible to decide whether a pdf document is related
to MKII or MKIV. So I start reading only to learn that it is outdated.
Hans has a version info on his page for each PDF, e.g.
documents.
2. it is not always possible to decide whether a pdf document is related
to MKII or MKIV. So I start reading only to learn that it is outdated.
3. I had the hope to access all commands via the xml interface mechanism
(showsetup) which could be a kind of auto generated documentation
. Sources of documentation are the Wiki and
a lot of PDF documents.
there are also some in the distribution
2. it is not always possible to decide whether a pdf document is related
to MKII or MKIV. So I start reading only to learn that it is outdated.
much mkii applies to mkiv (but you can forgot
to use such and such features.
A good start is to begin with the examples set up by Hans and by Aditya and
Thomas Schmitz.
The examples by Hans are in the directory
/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/modules/mkiv
of your Context installation, and begin with s-pre-, followed by digits and
mkii
compilations.
\persiandecimals and \arabicdecimals are very similar. The difference is
(almost) only in digits for 0,4,5,6. However, Ibn Saeed most probably needs
\arabicdecimals to typeset "mashiriqi" numerals.
The important thing is that neither one exists in TeXLive Context.
imilar. The difference is
(almost) only in digits for 0,4,5,6. However, Ibn Saeed most probably
needs \arabicdecimals to typeset "mashiriqi" numerals.
The important thing is that neither one exists in TeXLive Context. It was
there in MkII but not in MkIV for some reason. It was added
re very similar. The difference is
(almost) only in digits for 0,4,5,6. However, Ibn Saeed most probably needs
\arabicdecimals to typeset "mashiriqi" numerals.
>
> The important thing is that neither one exists in TeXLive Context. It was
there in MkII but not in MkIV for some reason.
re very similar. The difference is
(almost) only in digits for 0,4,5,6. However, Ibn Saeed most probably needs
\arabicdecimals to typeset "mashiriqi" numerals.
>
> The important thing is that neither one exists in TeXLive Context. It was
there in MkII but not in MkIV for some reason.
re very similar. The difference is
(almost) only in digits for 0,4,5,6. However, Ibn Saeed most probably needs
\arabicdecimals to typeset "mashiriqi" numerals.
>
> The important thing is that neither one exists in TeXLive Context. It was
there in MkII but not in MkIV for some reason.
l tree is all I
can say. And I’m really glad about the separation of mkii and mkiv code, it’ll
make it so much easier to look for macro definitions in the source.
Thomas
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/context/base/mkiv/luat-exe.lua
> >>>
> >>>Concerning the 'context --version' error message, the 'context.mkiv' is
> >>>also located in /opt/context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/mkiv/
> >>>and not in /opt/context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/
On 1/16/2016 8:35 PM, Romain Diss wrote:
PS: I agree with Thomas that the mkii and mkiv split is a really good
thing (however, I wonder why first-setup.sh installs the mkii dir when
called with --engine=luatex…)
because it remembers that you have installed mkii before (there is a
status file
On 1/17/2016 12:18 AM, Romain Diss wrote:
Hi,
Le 16/01/2016, Hans Hagen a écrit
On 1/16/2016 8:35 PM, Romain Diss wrote:
PS: I agree with Thomas that the mkii and mkiv split is a really good
thing (however, I wonder why first-setup.sh installs the mkii dir when
called with --engine=luatex
Hi,
Le 16/01/2016, Hans Hagen a écrit
> On 1/16/2016 8:35 PM, Romain Diss wrote:
>
> >PS: I agree with Thomas that the mkii and mkiv split is a really good
> >thing (however, I wonder why first-setup.sh installs the mkii dir when
> >called with --engine=luatex…)
&
/opt/context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/mkiv/luat-exe.lua
> >
> >Concerning the 'context --version' error message, the 'context.mkiv' is
> >also located in /opt/context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/mkiv/
> >and not in /opt/context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base
cking
Still not working here. Is there a way to downgrade my installation back
to the last context beta without the mkii and mkiv subdirs in order to
be able to use context again (and wait for a solution)?
you're the only one with this issue (or the only one who reports it) so
i have no clue what
printed
> >in the output.
>
> i'll upload a version with a bit more checking
Don't know if it's already done but nothing changed on my side. I tried
to create symbolic links of all base/mkiv/ files into base directory.
Context is processing further but is stopped anyway. It complai
ory has been split up into 'mkii' and 'mkiv'
subdirs, so maybe a link has not been updated.
Context end up with this message:
This is LuaTeX, Version beta-0.87.0 (TeX Live 2016/dev)
system commands enabled.
(Fatal format file error; I'm stymied)
When I launch 'context --version', I get:
/context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/luat-exe.lua: No such file or
> directory
> resolvers > lua > loading file
> '/opt/context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/luat-exe.lua' failed
> error loading file: luat-exe.lua (aborting)
As I can see, the 'base' directory has
> lua > loading file
> >>'/opt/context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/luat-exe.lua' failed
> >>error loading file: luat-exe.lua (aborting)
> >
> >As I can see, the 'base' directory has been split up into 'mkii' and 'mkiv'
> >subdirs, so maybe a link
luat-exe.lua' failed
error loading file: luat-exe.lua (aborting)
is that file sompelace on the system?
As I can see, the 'base' directory has been split up into 'mkii' and 'mkiv'
subdirs, so maybe a link has not been updated.
Context end up with this message:
This is LuaTeX, Version beta-0.87
gt; is that file sompelace on the system?
Yes, it is located in
/opt/context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/mkiv/luat-exe.lua
Concerning the 'context --version' error message, the 'context.mkiv' is
also located in /opt/context/tex/texmf-context/tex/context/base/mkiv/
and not in /opt/context/
ns (coming from its implementation in
mkii), the MetaPost externalfigure() function behaves somewhat
differently from the ConTeXt \externalfigure [].
Another very important Metafun extension allows the inclusion of
ConTeXt typeset text. For example:
\startMPcode
draw textext(&qu
2015 at 17:10, Bruce Boghosian wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Also, FWIW, I note that de Boer's document, "LaTeX in proper ConTeXt"
>>>> recommends compiling from the command line using texexec rather than
>>>> context. This does not work for me. The c
ec" exists, and I
> can run it, but it does not produce a .pdf file -- just a .tmp file.
That document is a very old one. Nowadays context is preferred to
texexec (also known as Mark II or MkII). If you installed context with
--engines=luatex you explicitly did not installed prerequisites for
Mark
nTeXt"
>> recommends compiling from the command line using texexec rather than
>> context. This does not work for me. The command "texexec" exists, and I
>> can run it, but it does not produce a .pdf file -- just a .tmp file.
>
> That document is a very old one.
context. This does not work for me. The command "texexec" exists, and I
>>> can run it, but it does not produce a .pdf file -- just a .tmp file.
>>
>> That document is a very old one. Nowadays context is preferred to
>> texexec (also known as Mark II or
ced) so changing something in the-latex-way is no option (in
whatever way it is done, which i must admit i don't know). Most context
math evolved over time and the mentioned commands were introduced
already in mkii when aditya extended some code.
Anyway, as we have \mathtext (aka \text) we can al
f for
12 %C details.
13
14 % At some point I will reconsider the \starttext .. \stoptext
15 % wraping as we can assume proper styling. It's a left-over from
16 % mkii that we need to get rid of.
17
18 % now moved
\starttext
\the\catcode`|
\catcode`|=12
\catcodetable\ctxcatcodes
\the\catcode`|
\stoptext
mkiv gives 13, and 12.
mkii gives 13, and 13.
Best,
Akira
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pdfTeX 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.16 (TeX Live 2015)
...
> texexec foo.tex
This is pdfTeX, Version 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.16 (TeX Live 2015/MacPorts
2015_3) (preloaded format=cont-en)
\write18 enabled.
entering extended mode
(./foo.tex
ConTeXt ver: 2013.06.07 17:34 MKII fmt: 2015.9.15 int: english/
e 2015)
> ...
>> texexec foo.tex
> This is pdfTeX, Version 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.16 (TeX Live 2015/MacPorts
> 2015_3) (preloaded format=cont-en)
> \write18 enabled.
> entering extended mode
> (./foo.tex
>
> ConTeXt ver: 2013.06.07 17:34 MKII fmt: 2015.9.15 int: englis
this. It is from
ConTeXt MKII. Next, modify the definefontfeature and definefontfamily commands
as shown. (The default features for the font are in the file
type-imp-ebgaramond.mkiv.) That should be it to get started.
\language[fr] % french hyphenation
\definefontfeature[myfeatures][ss02=yes,cv01=yes
I use texlive 2015 on Windows 8.1
Many thanks,
Best regards
Joseph Canedo
First, some small changes to your example. Remove the enableregime
directive; ConTeXt MKIV, which you appear to be using, does not use
this. It is from ConTeXt MKII. Next, modify the definefontfeature
Hi Tomas,
The rawstep module is to be used with mkii, and the spurious « yes » you see
appears only when you typeset with mkiv.
On the other hand, it is true that \SetupSteps is not defined or recognized,
and \StartSteps does not honor the optional arguments, when given.
I have been using
their
> settings are saved in a special way (in order not to run out of memory / hash
> space then) ... kind of mkii compatible
Hm, but it worked in MkII? (I guess, at least it’s documented that way.)
>> I found another issue with workaround:
>> http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Tabul
saved in a special way (in order not to run out of memory / hash
space then) ... kind of mkii compatible
Hm, but it worked in MkII? (I guess, at least it’s documented that way.)
I found another issue with workaround:
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Ta
...
Additionally, I found that \setupfields (plural) doesn’t work, I need to setup
all formatting in each \setupfield.
fields have always be special as there can be thousands of fields their
settings are saved in a special way (in order not to run out of memory /
hash space then) ... kind of mkii compatible
works great. Since JS works
> (probably) only in Adobe products anyway, I don’t care about other viewers.
>
> But JavaScript code (within JSpreamble or JScode sections) is only copied by
> ConTeXt into the PDF if there’s a call of \goto to one of the defined JS
> functions.
> A
this?
The mkiv chemistry module (replacing the mkii PPCHTEX code) uses
tighter spacing around the nodes, which looks nicer with single atomic
symbols. You are placing CH and CH_2 groups so it is necessary to
increasing the spacing at these spots. One trick could be:
\chemical [ONE,.2MOV1]
which moves
Sorry for not being clear. The original question was whether cross-referencing
in a project can only be done between components, or if they can also be done
between products. I could never get the latter to work.
Wolfgang confirmed that in MkII, intra-product cross-referencing works (even
within a single product file?
You can create hyperlinks between different products and your example (I
slightly modified it) works as expected with MkII where I get the chapter
number in the links.
The missing numbers with MkIV can be a bug or not yet implemented.
Wolfgang
(it works in mkii) or \startmixedcolumns.
Line numbering used to work fine in columns, and the line numbers were printed
to the left of the left column, and to the right of the right column.
It is better to open a new thread on the subject in order for Hans to be
informed of the issue.
By the way
hyperlinks between different products and your example (I
slightly modified it) works as expected with MkII where I get the
chapter number in the links.
The missing numbers with MkIV can be a bug or not yet implemented.
Wolfgang
%
\eTABLE%
}
}
{
\setupfootnotes[conversion=tablefootnoteconversion] % MkII
%
\setupnotation[footnote][numberconversion=tablefootnoteconversion] % MkIV
\startlocalfootnotes
\setupTABLE[r][1][bottomframe=on,align=low
Le 17-07-2015 14:58, Wolfgang Schuster a écrit :
Eric Détrez
17. Juli 2015 09:27
I wish to print some highlighted source codes.
The Context garden says There are already some formatters for
several programming languages in the ConTeXt distribution.
I can see the verb- (for mkII) but no pret
I wish to print some highlighted source codes.
The Context garden says There are already some formatters for several
programming languages in the ConTeXt distribution.
I can see the verb- (for mkII) but no pret-xxx (for mkIV) in the
base folder.
Is it possible to get syntax highlight
in bibmod-doc.pdf
(http://www.let.rug.nl/alfa/texmf/tetex30/context/bib/bibmod-doc.pdf
).
Do not mix-up the bibmod (mkii, also adapted for mkiv)
with the mkiv bibliography dataset system (which is completely new).
I do not know anything about the wiki on this subject but it must be
completely
.
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Bibliography_mkiv ) and is also
mentioned in bibmod-doc.pdf
(http://www.let.rug.nl/alfa/texmf/tetex30/context/bib/bibmod-doc.pdf
).
Do not mix-up the bibmod (mkii, also adapted for mkiv)
with the mkiv bibliography dataset system (which is completely new).
OK. I
Wolfgang
Thanks Wolfgang.
I used \definenumber, \incrementnumber, etc. because I read this:
http://wiki.contextgarden.net/Counters
Should that page be updated? I can do it, but I'd like to know
something more about the two forms:
Is \definenumber the mkII way and \definecounter the mkIV one
(compared to the MKII ugliness of
shadings).
well, even mkii could do some magic if one went a bit more low level
I know. The resulting PDF was great, but doing any programming in MkII
was a nightmare.
shading is quite old actually (dates from before tikz showed up -)
TikZ is a relatively recent
withshademethod circular
withshadevector (5cm,1cm)
withshadecenter (.1,.5)
withshadedomain (.2,.6)
withshadefactor 1.2
withshadecolors (red,green)
;
\stopMPage
Great, I love the new syntax (compared to the MKII ugliness of shadings).
well, even mkii could
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