From: Hans Hagen <pragma@wxs.nl>
Cc: NTG-CONTEXT <ntg-context@ntg.nl>
Subject: Re: Context overzetten naar TeTeX-tree
Date: Fri, 19 Jun 1998 10:23:30 +0200 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <358A2002.7358AE50@wxs.nl> (raw)
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
> > #!/bin/sh
> > pdftex -fmt=`basename $0` -progname=context "$@"
> >
> > That would allow to do:
> > cont-nl -ini cont-nl
> > cont-nl somefile
>
> The idea looks very smart to me, but a tiny C wrapper is probably
> better because the win32 web2c doesn't have /bin/sh. Also, I am
> wondering whether Hans can give us a calling convention for the
> various format files/executables:
>
> tex cont-nl ??
> etex econt-nl ??
> pdftex pcont-nl ??
I'm not sure, but doesn't etex generate .efmt?
> I have all of those, and these happen to be the names I use, but if
> Hans has a different scheme at Pragma I'd prefer to use that.
I'm working on something:
>texexec --help
TeXExec 1.01 - ConTeXt / PRAGMA 1997-1998
--language main hyphenation language
--output specials to use
--print page imposition scheme
--paper paper input and output format
--interface user interface
>texexec --help print
TeXExec 1.01 - ConTeXt / PRAGMA 1997-1998
--print page imposition scheme
=up : 2 pages per sheet doublesided
=down : 2 rotated pages per sheet doublesided
etc etc
This perl script generates an appropriate cont-set.tex file that is read
at runtime (you can already try this).
Because I use texedit, I can say:
set format=cont-en
or
set format=plain
or whatever, before starting.
It seems that web2c supports something
%& cont-en % first line in file
but I didn't test it yet.
I'm a bit busy (some deadlines already passed), buy I'll work on it.
Hans
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