Q: \starttyping with color -> only output on first page is colored

Q: \starttyping with color -> only output on first page is colored

[Markus Boeing]

Hi,

may I ask a basic question regarding the \starttyping environment?

I want to typeset some verbatim text with color=blue. So I defined:

\setuptyping
	[space=off,		% on off
	page=yes,			% yes no
	option=none,		% slanted normal commands color none
	text=yes,			% yes no
	% icommand=,		% command
	% vcommand=,		% command
	% ccommand=,		% command
	% before=,		% command
	% after=,			% command
	margin=no,		% dimension standard yes no
	% evenmargin=, 	% dimension
	% oddmargin=, 	% dimension
	blank=line, 		% dimension small medium big standard halfline line
	escape=/,			% escape character
	indentnext=yes,	% yes no
	style=normal,	% normal bold slanted boldslanted type cap small... 
command
	color=blue,		% name
	palet=colorpretty,
	lines=no]			% yes no hyphenated

Verbatim text fitting on a single page ist colored blue. However, if the 
text spans multiple pages then only verbatim text on the first page is 
colored blue. On the following pages verbatim text is set in black. I 
have no idea where to look for my mistake. Any help would be well 
appreciated.

Also the coloring works only for \starttyping and \typefile but not for 
\type.

I do have yet another issue. When I have a \subsection followed 
immediately by a \starttyping then sometimes I end up with the section 
title as the last item on a page. Verbatim text starts on the following 
page. In that case I would like to have the section title on the same 
page as the verbatim text. Again, I have no idea where to look for my 
mistake.

Thanks,
/Markus.

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Re: Q: \starttyping with color -> only output on first page is colored

[Hans Hagen]

At 07:25 PM 10/7/2002 +0200, Markus Boeing wrote:

>Verbatim text fitting on a single page ist colored blue. However, if the 
>text spans multiple pages then only verbatim text on the first page is 
>colored blue. On the following pages verbatim text is set in black. I have 
>no idea where to look for my mistake. Any help would be well appreciated.

This works ok here, do you run a recent version ? (at least sync with my 
latest version to be sure)

>Also the coloring works only for \starttyping and \typefile but not for \type.

\setuptype[color=green]

actually, you can do things like:

\definetype [blabla] \setyptype[blabla][color=red] \blabla{this should be 
red} indeed

>I do have yet another issue. When I have a \subsection followed 
>immediately by a \starttyping then sometimes I end up with the section 
>title as the last item on a page. Verbatim text starts on the following 
>page. In that case I would like to have the section title on the same page 
>as the verbatim text. Again, I have no idea where to look for my mistake.

try to add \page[no] before the starttyping; the break results from the 
\blank preceding the typing (which is legal); this is something on my 
agenda of 'to be sorted out'

Hans
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Re: Q: \starttyping with color -> only output on first page is colored

[Markus Boeing]

Am Samstag den, 12. Oktober 2002, um 18:35, schrieb Hans Hagen:

> At 07:25 PM 10/7/2002 +0200, Markus Boeing wrote:
>
>> Verbatim text fitting on a single page ist colored blue. However, if 
>> the text spans multiple pages then only verbatim text on the first 
>> page is colored blue. On the following pages verbatim text is set in 
>> black. I have no idea where to look for my mistake. Any help would be 
>> well appreciated.
>
> This works ok here, do you run a recent version ? (at least sync with 
> my latest version to be sure)

Well, I was afraid this proposal might come up. :) I don't think I am 
running your latest code. Actually I have no idea what version of code I 
am running. I just installed the MacOS X distribution of tetex about a 
year ago. So it is going into the bits and pieces of a TeX installation 
then? Weeeeeell..guess I am about destroying my TeX in the course of 
it. :)

>
>> Also the coloring works only for \starttyping and \typefile but not 
>> for \type.
>
> \setuptype[color=green]

I was missing that piece. Thanks, works great.

>> I do have yet another issue. When I have a \subsection followed 
>> immediately by a \starttyping then sometimes I end up with the section 
>> title as the last item on a page. Verbatim text starts on the 
>> following page. In that case I would like to have the section title on 
>> the same page as the verbatim text. Again, I have no idea where to 
>> look for my mistake.
>
> try to add \page[no] before the starttyping; the break results from the 
> \blank preceding the typing (which is legal); this is something on my 
> agenda of 'to be sorted out'

I experimented with that without success so far. However, I found that 
some more strange behavior disappeared when I removed some \setuphead 
definitions. Looks like my ConTeXt code is full with errors. :(

Thanks for your help.

/Markus.

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Markus A. Boeing
mailto://markus@boeing-online.de
http://www.boeing-online.de
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Re: Q: \starttyping with color -> only output on first page is colored

[Hans Hagen]

At 12:42 PM 10/13/2002 +0200, Markus Boeing wrote:

>Well, I was afraid this proposal might come up. :) I don't think I am 
>running your latest code. Actually I have no idea what version of code I 
>am running. I just installed the MacOS X distribution of tetex about a 
>year ago. So it is going into the bits and pieces of a TeX installation 
>then? Weeeeeell..guess I am about destroying my TeX in the course of it. :)

just unzip cont-tmf in your texmf-local tree (first erase context/base or 
copy it somewhere outside the tree), next run mktexlsr and texexec --make 
--alone

actually, the texshop environment should help you out

Hans
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