Hello,
I have also the experience that when the Lua file is placed where the LUA_PATH
system variable points (or: see the documentation how exactly LUA_PATH works),
than I can use the 'require' command and the Lua file will be found.
E.g.:
LUA_PATH = (...);C:\MyDir\?.lua
On 29-9-2010 8:50, Procházka Lukáš Ing. - Pontex s. r. o. wrote:
Hello,
I have also the experience that when the Lua file is placed where the
LUA_PATH system variable points (or: see the documentation how exactly
LUA_PATH works), than I can use the 'require' command and the Lua file
will be
Sorry for replying to the wrong thread...
I just wanted to say that it works now. I justed started again from
scratch and did the same as below. No idea what caused the trouble.
Thanks again,
Stefan.
On 28.09.2010 23:53, Stefan Müller wrote:
Hi,
thanks for the fast reply Mojca!
Hi list,
I'm currently messing around with a custom lua script (a pretty printer)
and I have some beginner trouble.
First: I put the file in MyContexDir\tex\texmf\tex\context\base\. What
do I have to do to let ConTeXt work with the script and to let ConTeXt
know that something has changed
On Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 12:41, Stefan Müller wrote:
Hi list,
I'm currently messing around with a custom lua script (a pretty printer) and
I have some beginner trouble.
First: I put the file in MyContexDir\tex\texmf\tex\context\base\.
Put them into
Hi,
thanks for the fast reply Mojca! Unfortunately it is still not working. Here
is what I did. I'm afraid it has possibly more to do with pretty printers in
particular (than lua scripts in general), but actually I have no idea.
I took the file
