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Hi Thomas,

> I located the cont-doc.zip file which appears to have mod-modu.tex and other
> things in it, but was unclear as to where to install it.  I copied all the
> ...tex files to /usr/share/texmf/tex/context/base where all the other context
> modules and such are at, then ran texhash.
sounds as if this is the correct way to do it.
> texexec --modu some.pl still did not work.
How does it fail?

> Do I need to texexec --make en de nl again?
I don't think so, but I'm not sure.

> RFE:
(What does RFE mean by the way?)
> I liked Ed Cashin's perl hack where he was able to use \typefile to pull in a
> perl file to include in his presentation.  Any chance of enhancing the pretty
> print constructions like \startPL to pull in a file name as opposed to having
> to include the code inline?

\setuptype[option=PL]
\typefile{foobar.pl}

should work.

Have fun,

Tobias