On 15-5-2010 8:14, Tomáš Pustelník wrote:

> Thanks, it's working now, but still it sort some words bit different
> compared to MkII. But it's ok for now, I will check czech norm and try
> to fix it if needed.

we can support several norms if needed

> Also I have question. In my bachelor thesis I'm describe language
> support for ConTeXt and when I tried add some experimental language into
> ConTeXt (I define system constants and add \loadcorefile{lang-exp} to
> context.mkii and context.mkiv) and when generating format for MkII
> everything was ok but for MkIV ConTeXt complained he can't find file
> lang-exp.tex (I paste it in base folder to other source codes). Any idea
> whats wrong? In MkIV must I change something else as well?

Ah .. you look in the wrong spot. There's a file:

   mult-def.lua

and interfaces are defined there. I generate the mult-* files using

   mtxrun interface --context

Now, if you just want to experiment, you need to patch mult-def.lua.

You can make a mult-def-mine.lua:

   local t = require "mult-def.lua"

   t.commands.framed.xx = "frmd"

   -- print(table.serialize(t.commands.framed))

   return t

I patched mtx-interface.lua so that you can say;

   mtxrun interface --context mult-def-mine.lua

There is also --messages for the message files.

Of course you have to make a cont-xx.tex file as well.

Hans

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