Handling XML docs.

Handling XML docs.

[scarsoluigi]

Here some works on xml and context

setupcolors[state=start,rgb=no,cmyk=yes]
\defineXMLenvironment [node][type=]
{%Start tag
%{\ss\tfx attr type=''\XMLpar{node}{type}{}''}
\expanded{\beforesplitstring{\XMLpar{node}{type}{}}}\at [\to\Type%  
\expanded{\aftersplitstring{\XMLpar{node}{type}{}}}\at [\to\rawOptions%  
\expanded{\beforesplitstring{\rawOptions}}\at ]\to\Options%  
%{\ss\tfx Type=\Type}\par
%{\ss\tfx Option=\Options}\par
\doifelse{\Type}{framedtext}%
  {%then
  \expanded{\framed[\Options]}\bgroup
  }{%else
  \relax}
}
{%End tag
\egroup
 %%{\blank\ss$<$/node$>$\blank}
}

\starttext
\processXMLfilegrouped{test-5.xml}
{\tfx
\typefile{test-5.xml}}
\stoptext

and test-5.xml is 

<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<node type="framedtext[frame=off,topframe=on,
                       background=color,
                       backgroundcolor=cyan,
                       rulethickness=3pt]">
0 lev.
<node type="framedtext[frame=off,bottomframe=on,
                       background=color,
                       backgroundcolor=magenta,
                       rulethickness=3pt]">
I lev.
<node type="framedtext[frame=off,leftframe=on,
                       background=color,
                       backgroundcolor=yellow,
                       rulethickness=3pt]">
II lev.
<node type="framedtext[frame=off,rightframe=on,
                       background=color,
                       backgroundcolor=darkgray,
                       rulethickness=3pt]">
(yes it's gray)III lev.</node>
</node>
</node>
</node>

happy contexting
luigi

BibTeX and ConTeXt

[Glenn R. Williams]

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Hi All,

Does anyone know the state of the bib module? I was able to get it to output 
the citations correctly, but can't seem to get it to generate the 
"References" section using \completepublications. The title "References" 
comes out, but the page is blank. Here's my setup:

\usemodule[bib]
\input toysbib.tex
\setuppublications
  [numbering=yes,
   sort=author]
.
.
.
\completepublications
- ---------------------------------------------
The \input file contains:

\startpublication
  [k=Brodie84,
   t=article,
   a=L.~Brodie,
   y=1984,
   s=LB84]
  \artauthor[]{Leo}[L.]{}{Brodie}
  \arttitle{Thinking Forth, a language and philosophy for solving problems}
  \journal{Prentice Hall}
  \pubyear{1984}
\stoppublication

\startpublication
  [k=Bekke92,
   t=article,
   a=J.H.~ter~Bekke,
   y=1992,
   s=JB92]
  \artauthor[]{Johan}[J.H.]{ter}{Bekke}
  \arttitle{Semantic datamodeling}
  \journal{Prentice Hall}
  \pubyear{1992}
\stoppublication

TIA,

Glenn
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Re: BibTeX and ConTeXt

[Berend de Boer]

"Glenn R. Williams" <gloonie@telocity.com> writes:

> \usemodule[bib]
> \input toysbib.tex

I suspect that this sould be

\setupbibtex
  [database={toysbib},
   sort=author]

> \setuppublications
>   [numbering=yes,
>    sort=author]

The bibtex module works perfectly well. 

Or perfect, some entries are quoted strange, articles change from
uppercase to all lowercase, whatever, I've to figure out why that
happens, but citations are all right.

-- 
Live long and prosper,

Berend de Boer

Re: BibTeX and ConTeXt

[Glenn R. Williams]

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I tried Berend's suggestion, but it didn't quite work. Maybe I'm doing 
something else wrong! When I use the \input toysbib.tex command, I get the 
cites but nothing in the "References" section except the title. 

However, when I try using setupbibtex, I get nothing (the cites have Xxxxxxx 
in them). Here's the complete setup I'm using. (My bbl file is called 
toysbib.tex).

1. toysbib.tex:

\startpublication
  [k=Brodie84,
   t=article,
   a=L.~Brodie,
   y=1984,
   s=LB84]
  \artauthor[]{Leo}[L.]{}{Brodie}
  \arttitle{Thinking Forth, a language and philosophy for solving problems}
  \journal{Prentice Hall}
  \pubyear{1984}
\stoppublication

\startpublication
  [k=Bekke92,
   t=article,
   a=J.H.~ter~Bekke,
   y=1992,
   s=JB92]
  \artauthor[]{Johan}[J.H.]{ter}{Bekke}
  \arttitle{Semantic datamodeling}
  \journal{Prentice Hall}
  \pubyear{1992}
\stoppublication

2. After my \startenvironment:

\usemodule[bib]
\setupbibtex
  [database={toysbib},
   sort=author]

3. In my preface:

       I've read only two books in my life \cite[Bekke92,Brodie84]. But I
       admit that I no longer think Forth \cite[Brodie84]. And I am
       grateful to NLP for their inspiration. 

4. After my \startbackmatter:

   \completepublications

5. I run this by:

   texexec --once toys
   bibtex toys
   texexec --pdf toys

   The bibtex step returns:

This is BibTeX, Version 0.99c (Web2C 7.3.1)
The top-level auxiliary file: toys.aux
The style file: cont-no.bst
Database file #1: toysbib.bib

Any ideas?

Regards,

Glenn

On Thursday 11 July 2002 01:30 am, Berend de Boer wrote:
>
> I suspect that this sould be
>
> \setupbibtex
>   [database={toysbib},
>    sort=author]
>

- -- 
Glenn R Williams
- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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if you woke up tomorrow and discovered the universe was gone" 
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Re: BibTeX and ConTeXt

[Berend de Boer]

"Glenn R. Williams" <gloonie@telocity.com> writes:

> However, when I try using setupbibtex, I get nothing (the cites have Xxxxxxx 
> in them). Here's the complete setup I'm using. (My bbl file is called 
> toysbib.tex).

Ah, my setup assumed you had a real bibtex file. Perhaps you can try
to create one?

-- 
Live long and prosper,

Berend de Boer

Re: Handling XML docs.

[Simon Pepping]

Luigi,

You try to automate things a lot. But you use a type of XML that I do
not favor; it is a mixture of XML and tex. My XML would be something
like this:

<node frame="top" backgroundcolor="cyan" rulethickness="3pt">
0 lev.
<node frame="bottom" backgroundcolor="magenta" rulethickness="3pt">
I lev.
<node frame="left" backgroundcolor="yellow" rulethickness="3pt">
II lev.
<node frame="right" backgroundcolor="darkgray" rulethickness="3pt">
(yes it's gray)III lev.</node>
</node>
</node>
</node>

And then your context mapping should translate this to context's
\framedtext command and its settings, using \processaction, string
comparison, \mapXMLvalue, etc.

Regards, Simon

On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 06:45:42PM +0200, scarsoluigi@libero.it wrote:
> Here some works on xml and context
> 
> setupcolors[state=start,rgb=no,cmyk=yes]
> \defineXMLenvironment [node][type=]
> {%Start tag
> %{\ss\tfx attr type=''\XMLpar{node}{type}{}''}
> \expanded{\beforesplitstring{\XMLpar{node}{type}{}}}\at [\to\Type%  
> \expanded{\aftersplitstring{\XMLpar{node}{type}{}}}\at [\to\rawOptions%  
> \expanded{\beforesplitstring{\rawOptions}}\at ]\to\Options%  
> %{\ss\tfx Type=\Type}\par
> %{\ss\tfx Option=\Options}\par
> \doifelse{\Type}{framedtext}%
>   {%then
>   \expanded{\framed[\Options]}\bgroup
>   }{%else
>   \relax}
> }
> {%End tag
> \egroup
>  %%{\blank\ss$<$/node$>$\blank}
> }
> 
> 
> \starttext
> \processXMLfilegrouped{test-5.xml}
> {\tfx
> \typefile{test-5.xml}}
> \stoptext
> 
> 
> and test-5.xml is 
> 
> <?xml version="1.0" ?>
> <node type="framedtext[frame=off,topframe=on,
>                        background=color,
>                        backgroundcolor=cyan,
>                        rulethickness=3pt]">
> 0 lev.
> <node type="framedtext[frame=off,bottomframe=on,
>                        background=color,
>                        backgroundcolor=magenta,
>                        rulethickness=3pt]">
> I lev.
> <node type="framedtext[frame=off,leftframe=on,
>                        background=color,
>                        backgroundcolor=yellow,
>                        rulethickness=3pt]">
> II lev.
> <node type="framedtext[frame=off,rightframe=on,
>                        background=color,
>                        backgroundcolor=darkgray,
>                        rulethickness=3pt]">
> (yes it's gray)III lev.</node>
> </node>
> </node>
> </node>
> 
> happy contexting
> luigi

-- 
Simon Pepping
email: spepping@scaprea.hobby.nl