\AtBeginDocument

\AtBeginDocument

[Peter Münster]

Hello,

is there something in ConTeXt like the \AtBeginDocument in LaTeX ?

Peter

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Re: \AtBeginDocument

[Hans Hagen]

Peter Münster wrote:

>Hello,
>
>is there something in ConTeXt like the \AtBeginDocument in LaTeX ?
>  
>
\appendtoks
    something
\to  \everystarttext

could work

Re: \AtBeginDocument

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Peter,

> is there something in ConTeXt like the \AtBeginDocument in LaTeX ?

does 
\appendtoks{Hello} \to \everystarttext

do what you need?

Patrick
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Re: Re: \AtBeginDocument

[Hans Hagen]

Patrick Gundlach wrote:

>Hello Peter,
>
>  
>
>>is there something in ConTeXt like the \AtBeginDocument in LaTeX ?
>>    
>>
>
>does 
>\appendtoks{Hello} \to \everystarttext
>
>do what you need?
>  
>
beware: in your example grouple is applied as well as a space added after the } 

Hans 

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Re: \AtBeginDocument

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Hans,

> beware: in your example grouple is applied as well as a space added
> after the } 

Oh, thanks. I should be more careful with my examples.

Patrick

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Re: \AtBeginDocument

[Peter Münster]

On Fri, 11 Jun 2004, Hans Hagen wrote:

> Peter Münster wrote:
> 
> >Hello,
> >
> >is there something in ConTeXt like the \AtBeginDocument in LaTeX ?
> >  
> >
> \appendtoks
>     something
> \to  \everystarttext
> 
> could work

In fact, I'm looking for something, that also works for startproduct.
Seems to work only for starttext.
Perhaps, I could do something like this:
\let\startproductO=\startproduct
\def\startproduct{something\startproductO} ?

Peter

P.S.: Unfortunately, it is quite hard to browse the core-*.tex files,
because of the mix of 2 languages...  Are the non-english user-interfaces
really used?

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Re: \AtBeginDocument

[Hans Hagen Outside]

Peter Münster wrote:

>\let\startproductO=\startproduct
>\def\startproduct{something\startproductO} ?
>  
>
hm, starttext is called anyway so it should work with product as well

you code is wrong, think about something (untested):

\let\petermunstersstartproduct\startproduct
\def\startproduct{something\let\startproduct\petermunstersstartproduct\startproduct}

>Peter
>
>P.S.: Unfortunately, it is quite hard to browse the core-*.tex files,
>because of the mix of 2 languages...  Are the non-english user-interfaces
>really used?
>  
>
sure, i use it, esp for dutch books (styles)

Hans

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Re: \AtBeginDocument

[Peter Münster]

On Sun, 13 Jun 2004, Hans Hagen Outside wrote:

> hm, starttext is called anyway so it should work with product as well

Indeed, I saw this in the definition of \startproduct. Now I know, why it
does not work here: in my example (see below), \startproduct is called
before the environment is read in.

file env.tex:
\startenvironment env
\appendtoks\def\TestIt{test}\to\everystarttext
\stopenvironment

file proj.tex:
\startproject proj
\environment env
\product prod
\stopproject

file prod.tex:
\startproduct prod
\project proj
Test it: \TestIt
\stopproduct

Doesn't matter, I'll find other solutions for my purposes.

> >P.S.: Unfortunately, it is quite hard to browse the core-*.tex files,
> >because of the mix of 2 languages...  Are the non-english user-interfaces
> >really used?
> >  
> sure, i use it, esp for dutch books (styles)

Excuse me, in fact it was a silly question.

Cheers, Peter

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