always the same :-(

always the same :-(

[Hraban]

Hello Hans!

I thought my problems would caused through my perhaps odd TeX installation
on my PPC Linux System, but...

I just installed a new teTeX, newest stable pdfTeX (14g) and newest
ConTeXt beta on a i386-Linux machine.

texexec --make runs only with --alone,
and my book stays at the "old" error:
! Undefined control sequence.
<write> ...{}{formal}{}{\realfolio }{\@@cvset 348
                                                  }

No ideas?

If I can't get this to run this week, I must take alle the text
and set the book with QuarkXPress (and I don't want to!) :-(

Grüßlis vom Hraban!

Re: always the same :-(

[Berend de Boer]

Hraban wrote:

> texexec --make runs only with --alone,

Try fmtutil --edit

and change the line with cont-en.ini to cont-en.tex. It seems
cont-en.ini is only in the tetex distribution, not in Hans release, so
if you replace dirs with a newer context this can cause problems.

Groetjes,

Berend. (-:

Re: always the same :-(

[Hraban]

Hans Hagen wrote:
> >It might help to realize that the actual control sequence here is
> >"\@@cvset 348"?
> >It is unlikely that the conversion "set 348" is actually defined.
> 
> Actually it's [set 3][...] element 48 which is kind of strange, although
> ... if there are 48 footnotes without any numbering way ...
> maybe \setupfootnotes[way=bypage] helps.

I've way=bypage already. And there are never more than 3 footnotes on a page.
I'll try Berend's hint about ini -> tex.

Further:
I tried to set a \relax after every \input chapter, and it helped a bit:
*Sometimes* it runs through, but that seems to be font related.
I'm trying around with Adobe and URW Palatino (Ghostscript and TeTeX versions)
but know to less... The best I got had "only" ß ("s) set to Ÿ ("Y).
Just now I'm downloading "new" tfms from CTAN -- some were missing in my distrib.

Grüßlis vom Hraban!
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Re: always the same :-(

[Taco Hoekwater]

Hans Hagen wrote:
> 
> At 06:49 PM 11/1/00 +0100, Hraban wrote:
> >Hello Hans!
> >
> >I thought my problems would caused through my perhaps odd TeX installation
> >on my PPC Linux System, but...
> >
> >I just installed a new teTeX, newest stable pdfTeX (14g) and newest
> >ConTeXt beta on a i386-Linux machine.
> >
> >texexec --make runs only with --alone,
> >and my book stays at the "old" error:
> >! Undefined control sequence.
> ><write> ...{}{formal}{}{\realfolio }{\@@cvset 348

It might help to realize that the actual control sequence here is
"\@@cvset 348"?
It is unlikely that the conversion "set 348" is actually defined.

-- 
groeten,

Taco

Re: always the same :-(

[Hans Hagen]

At 02:52 PM 11/2/00 +0100, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
>Hans Hagen wrote:
>> 
>> At 06:49 PM 11/1/00 +0100, Hraban wrote:
>> >Hello Hans!
>> >
>> >I thought my problems would caused through my perhaps odd TeX installation
>> >on my PPC Linux System, but...
>> >
>> >I just installed a new teTeX, newest stable pdfTeX (14g) and newest
>> >ConTeXt beta on a i386-Linux machine.
>> >
>> >texexec --make runs only with --alone,
>> >and my book stays at the "old" error:
>> >! Undefined control sequence.
>> ><write> ...{}{formal}{}{\realfolio }{\@@cvset 348
>
>It might help to realize that the actual control sequence here is
>"\@@cvset 348"?
>It is unlikely that the conversion "set 348" is actually defined.

Actually it's [set 3][...] element 48 which is kind of strange, although
... if there are 48 footnotes without any numbering way ... 
maybe \setupfootnotes[way=bypage] helps. 

Hans
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Re: always the same :-(

[Hans Hagen]

At 06:49 PM 11/1/00 +0100, Hraban wrote:
>Hello Hans!
>
>I thought my problems would caused through my perhaps odd TeX installation
>on my PPC Linux System, but...
>
>I just installed a new teTeX, newest stable pdfTeX (14g) and newest
>ConTeXt beta on a i386-Linux machine.
>
>texexec --make runs only with --alone,
>and my book stays at the "old" error:
>! Undefined control sequence.
><write> ...{}{formal}{}{\realfolio }{\@@cvset 348

This is very strange, since here I have, in the tuo file, 

\mainreference{}{formal}{}{33}{$\star $}

So, what is the \@@cvset doing there

\defineconversion
  [set 3]
  [\mathematics{\star}, .... 

[i may consider not expanding it, btw, but this is unrelated]

All this points to a problem with a footnote symbol around [formal] and you
have set up footnotes as:

\setupfootnotes [conversion=set 3, way=bypage, rule=off]
                                                  }
>No ideas?

comment the footnote line and see if the problem occurs elsewhere

>If I can't get this to run this week, I must take alle the text

can you send me the *complete* book? 

>and set the book with QuarkXPress (and I don't want to!) :-(

Well, i can run it here if needed. 

Hans
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always the same :-(

[Hraban]

Hello Hans!

I thought my problems would caused through my perhaps odd TeX installation
on my PPC Linux System, but...

I just installed a new teTeX, newest stable pdfTeX (14g) and newest
ConTeXt beta on a i386-Linux machine.

texexec --make runs only with --alone,
and my book stays at the "old" error:
! Undefined control sequence.
<write> ...{}{formal}{}{\realfolio }{\@@cvset 348
                                                  }

No ideas?

If I can't get this to run this week, I must take alle the text
and set the book with QuarkXPress (and I don't want to!) :-(

Grüßlis vom Hraban!