Hi Hans,
I searched for the files you reffered to and found them in the path
“context\tex\texmf-context\tex\context”. Can I assume most (all?)
commands are defined here?
From what you said, do you mean that the code for a single command
may be split into multiple files?
I found the test files. What a great collection of examples! This sure will help.
Regards,
Thomas Corbière
De : Hans Hagen
Envoyé : mardi 16 avril 2013 18:25
À : mailing list for ConTeXt users
Cc : contact@thomas-corbiere.name
On 4/16/2013 6:07 PM, contact@thomas-corbiere.name wrote:
> Hello ConTeXt list,
>
> I am a new user of ConTeXt and I am trying to write my very first
> document with this program.
> However, it is often difficult to find explanation about commands and
> their options.
> Most of the documentation and examples seems outdated or incomplete... I
> know that you are
> currently writing a new version of the manuals and that it is a time
> consuming task so
> before I plague you with questions I may have, I would like to know how
> to find the source
> code of a command (which may include embedded documentation).
>
> For example how can I find the source file for the \setupinteraction
> command? (I am using ConTeXt
> on Windows.). If I can find more information by myself I will not have
> to take too much of your
> time.
interaction is mostly dealt with in scrn-* files and strc-ref
don't get too confused by dates of manuals, many commands are still the
same (maybe extended) like for instance interaction related commands
anyhow, there is a zip with test files on the webbsite that has lots of
(test) examples, somewhat organized that you can run as test
Hans
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