On 6/10/2024 7:08 AM, Max Chernoff wrote:
Hi Hraban,
On Sun, 2024-06-09 at 22:12 +0200, Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
when I define a measure on the TeX side, I used to get at the value in
Lua with tex.getdim, like:
\definemeasure[Bleed][3mm]
tex.getdimen("Bleed")
But now I get "incorrect dimen
Thank you, Max, for the effort and Hans for a core solution!
Am 10.06.24 um 10:28 schrieb Hans Hagen via ntg-context:
Indeed we can have:
local namespace = tokens.getters.macro("??measure")
function tex.getmeasure(name,asdimen)
local value = tex.getdimensionvalue(namespace..
Hi,
I'd like to scale something (actually a symbol drawn in TikZ) to the exact
high of the char 'M'. I found the scale environment for it but struggle to
measure the correct font height. I found the "definemeasure/measure/measured"
commands but they define a dimension and are not for doing meas
On 6/10/2024 1:16 PM, Gerion Entrup wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to scale something (actually a symbol drawn in TikZ) to the exact
high of the char 'M'. I found the scale environment for it but struggle to
measure the correct font height. I found the "definemeasure/measure/measured"
commands but they def
Also you can use this:
assuming that you have a fixed size figure such as a pdf page:
\definesymbol[Bsymbol][{\scale[width=1.6ex]{\externalfigure[myfile.pdf][page=1]}}]
\define\mysym{\kern 0.2em \symbol[Bsymbol] \kern 0.3em}
\starttext
this is a sample\mysym text.
\tfa{this is a sample\mysym tex
The I do not understand. I am testing if a dimension set can be checked against
the expected value.
It looks like 100.0pt is not really 100.0pt. Why? And how can I do this test
properly with true as result?
\scratchdimen=100pt\relax
\iftok{\the\scratchdimen}{100.0
Gerion Entrup schrieb am 10.06.2024 um 13:16:
Hi,
I'd like to scale something (actually a symbol drawn in TikZ) to the exact
high of the char 'M'. I found the scale environment for it but struggle to
measure the correct font height. I found the "definemeasure/measure/measured"
commands but they
Hans van der Meer via ntg-context schrieb am 10.06.2024 um 15:46:
The I do not understand. I am testing if a dimension set can be checked
against the expected value.
It looks like 100.0pt is not really 100.0pt. Why? And how can I do this
test properly with true as result?
\scratchdimen=100pt\r
On 6/10/2024 3:46 PM, Hans van der Meer via ntg-context wrote:
The I do not understand. I am testing if a dimension set can be checked
against the expected value.
It looks like 100.0pt is not really 100.0pt. Why? And how can I do this
test properly with true as result?
\scratchdimen=100pt\rela
Is there a parameter for context lmtx to strip all metadata from the
generated pdf?
Or is that a better task for exiftool afterwards?
.F
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On 6/10/24 17:49, vm via ntg-context wrote:
> Is there a parameter for context lmtx to strip all metadata from the
> generated pdf?
> Or is that a better task for exiftool afterwards?
\enabledirectives[backend.date=none]
But this doesn’t remove all metadata.
Title, Producer and XMP data still
Dear Taco and Hraban,
trying to improve the XML page from the wiki, I think it would be
extremely useful to have two templates for inline code:
{{xml|…}}: inline XML highlighted as for blocks.
{{tex|…}}: inline TeX code highlighted as for blocks.
As for the second, {{cmd|…}} includes a link (
Funny idea of replacing hyphenation with LLM-generated alternative
wording, also explains a bit how TeX works:
http://tom7.org/bovex/
(a SIGBOVIK submission)
;) hr
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