This caused a lot of headaches but was finally solved this morning. Brainwave
(and a nights sleep) needed to find the cause and it was so simple!
The case being that between my last successful access of the garden and
yesterday the firewall protection of my modem had gone up to the highest level
Hi Hans,
I think that this is a scandal, as it is nothing else but censorship by
your ISP.
I am a member of a cooperative hoster in Germany (Hostsharing) and
Telekom, the biggest German ISP, blocked our mail servers for years in their
routers they bundle with internet access services.
We had to
I am not inclined to react so strongly. In general I am happy when the ISP
provides its customers with default save settings. It is best for most people,
I think.
Perhaps the rsync port 873 should have been opened by default in the firewall,
because I suspect more and more people will use it to
I seem to remember (from a galaxy far far away) that it was possible to pick up
the parameters from the mtxrun call that sets ConTeXt typesetting in motion.
For example doing
mtxrun —mymode=something
and then in the program retrieving that something.
Will someone enlighten me?
dr. Hans
\getdocumentargument{...}
\getdocumentargumentdefault{...}{}
Wolfgang
Hans van der Meer schrieb am 08.09.18 um 15:23:
I seem to remember (from a galaxy far far away) that it was possible
to pick up the parameters from the mtxrun call that sets ConTeXt
typesetting in motion. For example doing
Hello list,
since one of the last beta updates (now I have 2018.09.01) I can't use
ConTeXt on my Win 10 32bit tablet anymore. I can't make PDFs because I
get an error message. In fact, with CTX in my system path of course,
even when I type the following into my command prompt, I get the same e
mtxrun loads the wrong lua file, while it should load mtx-context.lua it
actually uses context.lua.
Since there is no context.lua in the distribution I guess context.lua is
one of your files you put in the text directory, remove this file (or
put it in a different folder) and ConTeXt should wo
If you need example how to use the commands take a look into the
mtx-context-XXX.tex files.
Wolfgang
Hans van der Meer schrieb am 08.09.18 um 18:38:
Indeed, that was it.Your mail brings the memory back. But I am an old
man, so …. :-) Thanks.
On 8 Sep 2018, at 17:40, Wolfgang Schuster
Thank you very much Wolfgang. You were a big help, as usual. It never
came to my mind, that the Textadept lexer file /context.lua/ in my
working directory could interfere with /mtxmrun/, which is located
elsewhere. I should also have tried to process files from another
directory instead of tryi