Re: table questions

Re: table questions

[wwl]

> >> ----------------------
> >> \|10 as a relacement for \VL gives me thicker vert. lines in that
> >> position only. How can I define a thicker vert. Line for the
> >> whole column? My attempts in \starttable[..\|10..] doesn't work.
> >> ----------------------

Is there an other way of changing linethickness of single vertical 
lines?

> >> Why is there so little space between the two rows of the table
> >> below? 
> >>
> >> \starttable[|l|p(.7\textwidth)|]
> >> \HL
> >> \NC bla1 \VL Eins \type{zwei} drei. Eins zwei drei. Eins zwei
> drei
> >> \type{vier}
> >> oder \type{sechs}l. Das ist der Leerraum zwischen den Spalten 
> >> \type{n}. \FR
> >> \NC bla2 \VL Eins, zwei \type{drei} \LR
> >> \HL
> >> \stoptable
> >>     
> 
> \NC \FR and \NC \LR
> you need to finish the column

Ahh! This solves most problems with the last example, too.

The wiki-example with colored rows should then be corrected.

Are there reasons other, than with \BL, \CL, 
to use \FR, \LR without \NC?


> >> ----------------------
> >> The two tables in the example below are differing and show, that
> >> \SetTableToWidth{0pt} doesn't reset the situation.
> >>
> >> What is the defaultvalue/resetvalue for \SetTableToWidth{}?
> >>     
> i had to look that one up in thrd-tab -)
> 
> it sets a token list
> 
> \unprotect [\the\!taTableSpread] \protect
> 
> This is a better definition than the orginal TaBlE one:
> 
> \def\SetTableToWidth#1%
>  
> {\doifelsenothing{#1}{\!taTableSpread\emptytoks}{\!taTableSpread{to
> #1}}}

Yes, this would be a solution!

Re: verb-c.tex

[wwl]

> can it be that the (here commented)
> 
> \beginofpretty[\!!prettyeight]%
> \beginofpretty[\!!prettynine]%
> 
> pickup is not needed? i guess that it has no matching stop and since
> colors are grouped ... 

Yes, works!

Wolfgang

Re: verb-c.tex

[Wolfgang Werners-Lucchini]

Hmm!

I can not find the problem.
Here is a short example, showing the error.
Hope that someone can give me a hint!

\usemodule[verb-c]
\starttext
\startC
"*\0"
\stopC
\stoptext

and the errormessage:

! Extra \else.
\doCtypefiveA ...mment \getpretties {#1}{#2}\else 
                                                  \ifinCsingle 
\getprettydat...

\doCtypefourfour ...pretty \expandafter #2\fi \fi 
                                                  \fi \fi \fi 
<argument> "*\
              0"\relax \flushrestofverbatimline 
\processverbatimline #1->#1
                           
\dodoverbatimline ...ax \flushrestofverbatimline }
                                                  \endverbatimline 
\global \...

\presetlastverbatimline ...r \doflushverbatimline 
                                                  \else \kern 
\zeropoint \do...
...
l.16 \stopC
           
? 

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Re: verb-c.tex

[Wolfgang Schuster]

2007/9/6, Wolfgang Werners-Lucchini <wwl@musensturm.de>:
> Hmm!
>
> I can not find the problem.
> Here is a short example, showing the error.
> Hope that someone can give me a hint!
>
> \usemodule[verb-c]
> \starttext
> \startC
> "*\0"
> \stopC
> \stoptext

use \definetyping and not \usemodule, the following works.

\definetyping[C][option=C]
\starttext
\startC
"*\0"
\stopC
\stoptext

Wolfgang
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verb-c.tex

[Wolfgang Werners-Lucchini]

Hallo!

I forgot to say that I am using a patched version.
See the following discussion:

http://www.ntg.nl/pipermail/ntg-context/2006/020934.html

The 'verb-c.tex' in the distribution does not work with backslashes 
at all.

In my example the problem is with the '*\0\0' part of the string.

I hope that someone can help!

Wolfgang
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verb-c.tex

[Wolfgang Werners-Lucchini]

Hallo!

'verb-c.tex' stumbles over 

#define IMPORTFILTER "Diary (*.dry)\0*.dry\0Address 
(*.adr)\0*.adr\0All Files(*.*)\0*.*\0\0"

(one line)

How can this be fixed?

Wolfgang





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verb-c.tex

[wwl]

Hallo!

I have a little problem with the module 'verb-c'.

Backslashes in verbatim text seem to disturb colors.
----------------------------------------------------
\usemodule[verb-c]
\setupcolors[state=start]
\setuptyping[C][color=blue,palet=colorpretty,                   
numbering=line]
\starttext
Davor
\startC
#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
  printf("Hallo\n");
}
\stopC
Danach
\stoptext
----------------------------------------------------
Problem:

'Danach' is blue!
Last line number has the same color as the 
quotet String "Hallo ConTeXt\n".

Delete the newline char and all is ok!

How can this be fixed?

Wolfgang

Re: verb-c.tex

[Nikolai Weibull]

On 8/17/06, wwl@musensturm.de <wwl@musensturm.de> wrote:
> Hallo!
>
> I have a little problem with the module 'verb-c'.
>
> Backslashes in verbatim text seem to disturb colors.
> ----------------------------------------------------
> \usemodule[verb-c]
> \setupcolors[state=start]
> \setuptyping[C][color=blue,palet=colorpretty,
> numbering=line]
> \starttext
> Davor
> \startC
> #include <stdio.h>
>
> int main()
> {
>   printf("Hallo\n");
> }
> \stopC
> Danach
> \stoptext
> ----------------------------------------------------
> Problem:
>
> 'Danach' is blue!
> Last line number has the same color as the
> quotet String "Hallo ConTeXt\n".
>
> Delete the newline char and all is ok!
>
> How can this be fixed?

  puts("Hallo");

  nikolai