update

update

[Hans Hagen]

Hi,

I'm uploading an update. Apart from a few fixes/new-things, the main 
change in the minimals is that the <platform>tex.zip files now only 
contain binaries, and justtex.zip the rest.

So, in case you use a windows/linux minimal: you need to download two 
files now. In the case of macosx, gerbens auto-updater takes care of it,

I replaced the iwona/kurier/etc map/enc files with the ones that are now 
shipped. In the meantime i found out that there is also a change in the 
ams font tfm structure, so if you copy over old trees, make that you 
remove old instances of those fonts.

I hope that i didn't mess up things too much.

The normal cont-*.zip files are updates too, and the map files now refer 
to the new iwona cum suis scheme

uploading now, may take a while

Hans

Scite problems after update of Scite

[Wolfgang Zillig]

Hello,

I have some problems with Scite after updating (new installing) scite.
The scite version is 1.66 (Nov 23 2005 16:59:09) on WinXP. I copied the
*.properties files from cont-tmf.zip (sorry I don't know which version
this is but also downloaded it today from pragma) into the scite folder.
I further added "input context" in SciTEglobal.properties and removed
the "tex" entry there.

My problems are:

1. when starting scite i get an error: 
attempt to call a string value
>Lua: error occurred while loading startup script

I assume this is due to "import scite-ctx" and in that file there is
"ext.lua.startup.script=$(SciteDefaultHome)/scite-ctx.lua" which I don't
have.

My solution: I commended "import scite-ctx" out

2. When I try to compile a file then I get the message: ">texmfstart
newtexexec.rb --autopdf --pdf to_do.tex
>The system cannot find the file specified." 
When I try the command:"texmfstart newtexexec.rb --autopdf --pdf
to_do.tex" in the command line I get the file compiled without any
problems. I absolutely don't have an idea whats going wrong here.

3. all text and context commands are in black and white. Is there a
chance to get color back?

Regards,

Wolfgang

Re: Scite problems after update of Scite

[Hans Hagen]

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Wolfgang Zillig wrote:

>1. when starting scite i get an error: 
>attempt to call a string value
>  
>
>>Lua: error occurred while loading startup script
>>    
>>
>
>I assume this is due to "import scite-ctx" and in that file there is
>"ext.lua.startup.script=$(SciteDefaultHome)/scite-ctx.lua" which I don't
>have.
>
>My solution: I commended "import scite-ctx" out
>  
>
ah, i see, i forget to copy the lua script into the zip; attached

watch the lof pane for some info at startup

(spell checking in tex and xml files only works when you have at the top 
of the file something

% language=uk

as well as a spell check list defined in the properties files [one word 
per line in such a file])

>2. When I try to compile a file then I get the message: ">texmfstart
>newtexexec.rb --autopdf --pdf to_do.tex
>  
>
>>The system cannot find the file specified." 
>>    
>>
>When I try the command:"texmfstart newtexexec.rb --autopdf --pdf
>to_do.tex" in the command line I get the file compiled without any
>problems. I absolutely don't have an idea whats going wrong here.
>
>  
>
looks like some file association problem; the is a zip with a binary of 
texmfstart at the web site

did you set up a file association?

FTYPE LuaScript=c:\data\system\lua\bin\lua.exe %%1 %%*
ASSOC .lua=LuaScript

>3. all text and context commands are in black and white. Is there a
>chance to get color back?
>  
>
looks like some messed up properties file ... are you sure that there is 
no conflicting local prop file?

Hans

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Re: Scite problems after update of Scite

[Wolfgang Zillig]

Hans Hagen schrieb:

> Wolfgang Zillig wrote:
>
>> 1. when starting scite i get an error: attempt to call a string value
>>  
>>
>>> Lua: error occurred while loading startup script
>>>   
>>
>>
>> I assume this is due to "import scite-ctx" and in that file there is
>> "ext.lua.startup.script=$(SciteDefaultHome)/scite-ctx.lua" which I don't
>> have.
>>
>> My solution: I commended "import scite-ctx" out
>>  
>>
> ah, i see, i forget to copy the lua script into the zip; attached
>
> watch the lof pane for some info at startup
>
> (spell checking in tex and xml files only works when you have at the 
> top of the file something
>
> % language=uk
>
> as well as a spell check list defined in the properties files [one 
> word per line in such a file])
>
thanks, that is solved

>> 2. When I try to compile a file then I get the message: ">texmfstart
>> newtexexec.rb --autopdf --pdf to_do.tex
>>  
>>
>>> The system cannot find the file specified."   
>>
>> When I try the command:"texmfstart newtexexec.rb --autopdf --pdf
>> to_do.tex" in the command line I get the file compiled without any
>> problems. I absolutely don't have an idea whats going wrong here.
>>
>>  
>>
> looks like some file association problem; the is a zip with a binary 
> of texmfstart at the web site
>
> did you set up a file association?
>
> FTYPE LuaScript=c:\data\system\lua\bin\lua.exe %%1 %%*
> ASSOC .lua=LuaScript
>
do I need Lua installed on my computer?

>> 3. all text and context commands are in black and white. Is there a
>> chance to get color back?
>>  
>>
> looks like some messed up properties file ... are you sure that there 
> is no conflicting local prop file?
>
That was probably the case, but I couldn't locate my error completely, 
after some time and some changes it worked again!

Hans, thank you very much!

Wolfgang

Re: Scite problems after update of Scite

[Hans Hagen]

Wolfgang Zillig wrote:

>>
>> FTYPE LuaScript=c:\data\system\lua\bin\lua.exe %%1 %%*
>> ASSOC .lua=LuaScript
>>
> do I need Lua installed on my computer?

no, lua is compiled into scite (lua adds some 50-100 k to a binary), 
just as lua will some day soon be compiled into tex

(if there is interest in spell checking in scite, we should collect 
files with words (free lists); the format is pretty stupid, one word per 
line)

Hans

Re: Scite problems after update of Scite

[Wolfgang Zillig]

Hans Hagen schrieb:

> Wolfgang Zillig wrote:
>
>>>
>>> FTYPE LuaScript=c:\data\system\lua\bin\lua.exe %%1 %%*
>>> ASSOC .lua=LuaScript
>>>
>> do I need Lua installed on my computer?
>
>
> no, lua is compiled into scite (lua adds some 50-100 k to a binary), 
> just as lua will some day soon be compiled into tex
>
> (if there is interest in spell checking in scite, we should collect 
> files with words (free lists); the format is pretty stupid, one word 
> per line)
>

what about the aspell ( http://aspell.net/ ) dictionaries? I don't know 
the format but it's licensed under GNU.

Wolfgang

Re: Scite problems after update of Scite

[Hans Hagen]

Wolfgang Zillig wrote:

> Hans Hagen schrieb:
>
>> Wolfgang Zillig wrote:
>>
>>>>
>>>> FTYPE LuaScript=c:\data\system\lua\bin\lua.exe %%1 %%*
>>>> ASSOC .lua=LuaScript
>>>>
>>> do I need Lua installed on my computer?
>>
>>
>>
>> no, lua is compiled into scite (lua adds some 50-100 k to a binary), 
>> just as lua will some day soon be compiled into tex
>>
>> (if there is interest in spell checking in scite, we should collect 
>> files with words (free lists); the format is pretty stupid, one word 
>> per line)
>>
>
> what about the aspell ( http://aspell.net/ ) dictionaries? I don't 
> know the format but it's licensed under GNU.

those are in a special format; what we need are plain lists of words 
(they can probably derived from the aspell ones)

Hans

Re: Scite problems after update of Scite

[Wolfgang Zillig]

perhaps this links helps to find a wordlist:

http://wordlist.sourceforge.net/

Wolfgang


Hans Hagen schrieb:

> Wolfgang Zillig wrote:
>
>> Hans Hagen schrieb:
>>
>>> Wolfgang Zillig wrote:
>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> FTYPE LuaScript=c:\data\system\lua\bin\lua.exe %%1 %%*
>>>>> ASSOC .lua=LuaScript
>>>>>
>>>> do I need Lua installed on my computer?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> no, lua is compiled into scite (lua adds some 50-100 k to a binary), 
>>> just as lua will some day soon be compiled into tex
>>>
>>> (if there is interest in spell checking in scite, we should collect 
>>> files with words (free lists); the format is pretty stupid, one word 
>>> per line)
>>>
>>
>> what about the aspell ( http://aspell.net/ ) dictionaries? I don't 
>> know the format but it's licensed under GNU.
>
>
> those are in a special format; what we need are plain lists of words 
> (they can probably derived from the aspell ones)
>
> Hans
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ConTeXt 2005.12.01 (Scite problems)

[Taco Hoekwater]

Hi,

Hans Hagen wrote:
> Wolfgang Zillig wrote:
>> I assume this is due to "import scite-ctx" and in that file there is
>> "ext.lua.startup.script=$(SciteDefaultHome)/scite-ctx.lua" which I don't
>> have.
>>
>> My solution: I commended "import scite-ctx" out
>>  
>>
> ah, i see, i forget to copy the lua script into the zip; attached

Hans also uploaded a new version yesterday that does have this file.
Wiki page:

   http://wiki.contextgarden.net/index.php?title=Context_2005.12.01

Almost no changes, so I'm not going to do a formal announcement.

Cheers, Taco