Does Context have a mechanism for placing tooltips on text? I think
the usual PDF way is to put an invisible button over the test and set
its "short description". Does anyone know how to do this?
Also, is there no Context method to produce a glossary? It might be
enough to produce a secondary .
Hi again,
1. In sort-lan.lua, line 101 should read «['r'] = "r"», and line 144
«['r'] = 26, -- r».
2. Although I read the disclaimer about said file being “preliminary and
incomplete” -- is there some rationale behind the range of integers for
each language mapping? The mapping for English goes
Hi Michail,
I read your email (17 april 2010) on the mailing list and applied the two
patches to my Context minimal distro
(the very latest version). When I run your test.tex through context the
preview image test.png
is not shown.
Which version of ConText should I use to make it work
Thanks in
On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 16:46, R. Bastian wrote:
>
> for printing python scripts, i wish that the code to be \tt and
> the reserved word \bold. They are but so lightly that the difference
> is quasi not visible.
>
> The normal text is [sansserif, 10 pt].
>
> Is there a solution?
The best thing wo
Am 01.05.10 21:14, schrieb Giovanni Salmeri:
I'm using ConTeXt Mk IV and I've found a small problem with the Italian
hyphenation. Sequences like "dell'impossibile" are hyphenated
"dell'im-pos-si-bi-le" instead of the correct
"del-l'im-pos-si-bi-le" (i.e. the first hyphen is omitted, which is
some
On Sat, 01 May 2010 12:32:22 +0200
Wolfgang Schuster scribit:
> Am 01.05.10 11:25, schrieb R. Bastian:
> > Yes. The contrats of the tex fonts cmtt10& cmttb10 is good (for me :).
> > Bat, due to the
> > Minimal installation, context can not found this fonts which exists in the
> > texlive tree (
On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 9:14 PM, Giovanni Salmeri
wrote:
> I'm using ConTeXt Mk IV and I've found a small problem with the Italian
> hyphenation. Sequences like "dell'impossibile" are hyphenated
> "dell'im-pos-si-bi-le" instead of the correct
> "del-l'im-pos-si-bi-le" (i.e. the first hyphen is omit
Hi Fabio,
You can add for instance, at the top of your setups:
\mainlanguage[it]
\setuplabeltext[it][figure=Foto ]
Or whatever other words than « Foto » you may wish (beware: there should be a
space after « Foto »).
The command \setuplabeltext can be used also when translating other words like
