scite

scite

[Hans Hagen]

Hi,

If you are in search for an editor:

http://www.pragma-ade.com/scite/wscite.zip
http://www.pragma-ade.com/scite/cscite.zip

The first file has windows binaries, the second a few properties files; the 
context specific properties files will also be in the distribution.

The tex/mp lexers are already in the official scite distribition but i 
fixed/adde a few things, so this version is newer. I can generate linux 
binaries later if there is a need for them. The cscite zip also has a 
preliminary (installation) manual.

Hans
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Re: scite

[Willi Egger]

Hi Hans,

This is great. Ther must be said, that potential users must download also
the MSCRV71.dll, which was at least not on my machine (Windows XP). it can
be downloaded e.g. from
http://cvs.osafoundation.org/index.cgi/osaf/chandler/Chandler/distrib/win/msvcr71.dll?sortby=log


Further I am not sure how to get ConTeXt support in SciTE. I have opend the
SciTEUser.properties file which resides in \Documents and Settings. There I
added the files mentioned in the manual

import cont-de-scite
import cont-en-scite
import cont-nl-scite
import cont-xx-scite
import metafun-scite
import context

Starting the editor is no problem. Opening a texfile gives acceptable
coloring but I doubt the font which should be LMR (which I installed
yesterday) - You mentioned that the system must be aware of this? How do you
do that in Windows?

Futher when compiling a texfile then latex is started ? So I conclude, that
there is currently no loading of the SciTEUser properties file. - Whould
this file be put into the directory where scite.exe resides?

Sorry for the  many questions.

Willi



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Hans Hagen" <pragma@wxs.nl>
To: <ntg-context@ntg.nl>
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 2:49 PM
Subject: [NTG-context] scite


> Hi,
>
> If you are in search for an editor:
>
> http://www.pragma-ade.com/scite/wscite.zip
> http://www.pragma-ade.com/scite/cscite.zip
>
> The first file has windows binaries, the second a few properties files;
the
> context specific properties files will also be in the distribution.
>
> The tex/mp lexers are already in the official scite distribition but i
> fixed/adde a few things, so this version is newer. I can generate linux
> binaries later if there is a need for them. The cscite zip also has a
> preliminary (installation) manual.
>
> Hans
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Re: scite

[Matthew Huggett]

>Further I am not sure how to get ConTeXt support in SciTE. I have opend the
>SciTEUser.properties file which resides in \Documents and Settings. There I
>added the files mentioned in the manual
>
>import cont-de-scite
>import cont-en-scite
>import cont-nl-scite
>import cont-xx-scite
>import metafun-scite
>import context
>
>Starting the editor is no problem. Opening a texfile gives acceptable
>coloring but I doubt the font which should be LMR (which I installed
>yesterday) - You mentioned that the system must be aware of this? How do you
>do that in Windows?
>
>Futher when compiling a texfile then latex is started ? So I conclude, that
>there is currently no loading of the SciTEUser properties file. - Whould
>this file be put into the directory where scite.exe resides?
>
>Sorry for the  many questions.
>
>Willi
>
>  
>
I have the same trouble as Willi.  My SciTEUser.properties is definitely 
not being loaded.  If I put the import statements in my 
SciTEGlobal.properties, I get the ConTeXt menu items plus replacement of 
commands while I type.  However, there is no colouring and "compile" 
calls LaTeX.   Two questions:
1) Can we use the ConTeXt stuff with the SciTE distribution from the 
main SciTE website, or must we use the one from Pragma?
2) The standard SciTE distribution's SciTEGlobal.properties imports the 
main latex.properties.  Should we delete this?

Thanks for the SciTE extensions Hans.  I look forward to using them.

Matt

Re: scite

[Hans Hagen]

At 01:12 30/09/2003 +0900, you wrote:

>I have the same trouble as Willi.  My SciTEUser.properties is definitely 
>not being loaded.  If I put the import statements in my 
>SciTEGlobal.properties, I get the ConTeXt menu items plus replacement of 
>commands while I type.  However, there is no colouring and "compile" calls 
>LaTeX.   Two questions:
>1) Can we use the ConTeXt stuff with the SciTE distribution from the main 
>SciTE website, or must we use the one from Pragma?
>2) The standard SciTE distribution's SciTEGlobal.properties imports the 
>main latex.properties.  Should we delete this?

I wonder why the user props are not loaded, this file should be in you 
Document And Setting \ SomeUserName path. If you open the file (options 
menu) you can see in the heading where it is located

Hans
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Re: scite

[Jules Colding]

On Mon, 2003-09-29 at 14:49, Hans Hagen wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> If you are in search for an editor:
> 
> http://www.pragma-ade.com/scite/wscite.zip
> http://www.pragma-ade.com/scite/cscite.zip

Has anyone looked into an emacs mode?

-- 
  jules

Re: scite

[Willi Egger]

> At 01:12 30/09/2003 +0900, you wrote:
>
> >I have the same trouble as Willi.  My SciTEUser.properties is definitely
> >not being loaded.  If I put the import statements in my
> >SciTEGlobal.properties, I get the ConTeXt menu items plus replacement of
> >commands while I type.  However, there is no colouring and "compile"
calls
> >LaTeX.   Two questions:
> >1) Can we use the ConTeXt stuff with the SciTE distribution from the main
> >SciTE website, or must we use the one from Pragma?
> >2) The standard SciTE distribution's SciTEGlobal.properties imports the
> >main latex.properties.  Should we delete this?
>
> I wonder why the user props are not loaded, this file should be in you
> Document And Setting \ SomeUserName path. If you open the file (options
> menu) you can see in the heading where it is located
>
> Hans

I tried in the meantime again. The SciTEUser.properties file resides in the
by Hans mentioned place.There are no other copies of this file in other
directories. I have set the environment variable so that I am able to start
sciTE from a cmd-window. The context.properties and the
cont*-scite.properties files reside in the directory where sciTE.exe lives.
The strange thing is, that after starting sciTE form the commandline I get
the list of cont-"country"-scite.properties in the options dialog but there
is no context.properties and also no metafun-scite.properties. Hence there
are also no commands available as defined in context.properties.

I am a bit puzzled.

Willi

Re: scite

[Matthew Huggett]

Jules Colding wrote:

>On Mon, 2003-09-29 at 14:49, Hans Hagen wrote:
>  
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>If you are in search for an editor:
>>
>>http://www.pragma-ade.com/scite/wscite.zip
>>http://www.pragma-ade.com/scite/cscite.zip
>>    
>>
>
>Has anyone looked into an emacs mode?
>
>  
>
Both Patrick Gundlach and Berend de Boer have some emacs stuff for ConTeXt.
Patrick has a ConTeXt command look up mode called etexshow
http://levana.de/emacs/
and Berend has a mode for syntax highlighting etc.
http://www.berenddeboer.net/emacs/context.el

Re: scite

[Patrick Gundlach]

Jules Colding <JuBColding@yorkref.com> writes:

Hi,

> Has anyone looked into an emacs mode?

I am slightly confused: This is a thread about scite and you ask
about emacs mode. Do you mean emacs related to scite (I wonder what
this could be) or emacs and ConTeXt?

If you mean emacs <-> ConTeXt there are two "modes". One from Berend
de Boer based on emacs' original tex-mode and AUCTeX with ConTeXt
support. You need the current cvs-version of AUCTeX for this. 

And there is of course etexshow, the ConTeXt command browser for
emacs ( http://levana.de/emacs/ ).

Patrick
-- 
You are your own rainbow!

Re: Re: scite

[Jules Colding]

On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 12:30, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
> Jules Colding <JuBColding@yorkref.com> writes:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> > Has anyone looked into an emacs mode?
> 
> I am slightly confused: This is a thread about scite and you ask
> about emacs mode. Do you mean emacs related to scite (I wonder what
> this could be) or emacs and ConTeXt?

I meant "emacs as an editor for ConTeXt".  

> If you mean emacs <-> ConTeXt there are two "modes". One from Berend
> de Boer based on emacs' original tex-mode and AUCTeX with ConTeXt
> support. You need the current cvs-version of AUCTeX for this. 

Thanks!


-- 
  jules

Re: scite

[Matthew Huggett]

Willi Egger wrote:

>  
>
>>At 01:12 30/09/2003 +0900, you wrote:
>>
>>    
>>
>>>I have the same trouble as Willi.  My SciTEUser.properties is definitely
>>>not being loaded.  If I put the import statements in my
>>>SciTEGlobal.properties, I get the ConTeXt menu items plus replacement of
>>>commands while I type.  However, there is no colouring and "compile"
>>>      
>>>
>calls
>  
>
>>>LaTeX.   Two questions:
>>>1) Can we use the ConTeXt stuff with the SciTE distribution from the main
>>>SciTE website, or must we use the one from Pragma?
>>>2) The standard SciTE distribution's SciTEGlobal.properties imports the
>>>main latex.properties.  Should we delete this?
>>>      
>>>
>>I wonder why the user props are not loaded, this file should be in you
>>Document And Setting \ SomeUserName path. If you open the file (options
>>menu) you can see in the heading where it is located
>>
>>Hans
>>    
>>
>
>I tried in the meantime again. The SciTEUser.properties file resides in the
>by Hans mentioned place.There are no other copies of this file in other
>directories. I have set the environment variable so that I am able to start
>sciTE from a cmd-window. The context.properties and the
>cont*-scite.properties files reside in the directory where sciTE.exe lives.
>The strange thing is, that after starting sciTE form the commandline I get
>the list of cont-"country"-scite.properties in the options dialog but there
>is no context.properties and also no metafun-scite.properties. Hence there
>are also no commands available as defined in context.properties.
>
>I am a bit puzzled.
>
>Willi
>  
>
Have you tried setting a "SciTE_HOME" environment variable.  I set it to 
the path of SciTE.exe, which is where I'm keeping all the properties 
files.  After setting this, my SciTEUser.properties was loaded (it 
contains only "import context" and "import metafun-scite").   I only had 
to edit the path to texexec and texutil in context.properties.  My only 
problem now is that I have no syntax highlighting.

Re: scite

[Willi Egger]

> Willi Egger wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >>At 01:12 30/09/2003 +0900, you wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>>I have the same trouble as Willi.  My SciTEUser.properties is
definitely
> >>>not being loaded.  If I put the import statements in my
> >>>SciTEGlobal.properties, I get the ConTeXt menu items plus replacement
of
> >>>commands while I type.  However, there is no colouring and "compile"
> >>>
> >>>
> >calls
> >
> >
> >>>LaTeX.   Two questions:
> >>>1) Can we use the ConTeXt stuff with the SciTE distribution from the
main
> >>>SciTE website, or must we use the one from Pragma?
> >>>2) The standard SciTE distribution's SciTEGlobal.properties imports the
> >>>main latex.properties.  Should we delete this?
> >>>
> >>>
> >>I wonder why the user props are not loaded, this file should be in you
> >>Document And Setting \ SomeUserName path. If you open the file (options
> >>menu) you can see in the heading where it is located
> >>
> >>Hans
> >>
> >>
> >
> >I tried in the meantime again. The SciTEUser.properties file resides in
the
> >by Hans mentioned place.There are no other copies of this file in other
> >directories. I have set the environment variable so that I am able to
start
> >sciTE from a cmd-window. The context.properties and the
> >cont*-scite.properties files reside in the directory where sciTE.exe
lives.
> >The strange thing is, that after starting sciTE form the commandline I
get
> >the list of cont-"country"-scite.properties in the options dialog but
there
> >is no context.properties and also no metafun-scite.properties. Hence
there
> >are also no commands available as defined in context.properties.
> >
> >I am a bit puzzled.
> >
> >Willi
> >
>
>Matthew Huggett wrote:
> Have you tried setting a "SciTE_HOME" environment variable.  I set it to
> the path of SciTE.exe, which is where I'm keeping all the properties
> files.  After setting this, my SciTEUser.properties was loaded (it
> contains only "import context" and "import metafun-scite").   I only had
> to edit the path to texexec and texutil in context.properties.  My only
> problem now is that I have no syntax highlighting.
>
So I have setup in the controlpanel of WIndows XP an environment variable
SciTE_HOME which points to the directory where sciTE.exe resides.
SciTEUser.properties file is still in the \document and settings\willi
directory.

What happens is, that I get a windowsize as I dimensioned it in the
SciTEUser.properties file.
I get in the options dialog de list of cont-"country"-scite.properties files
listed. There is however no context.properties and also no
metafun-scite.properties list entry.
I do not get the properties as predefined in context.properties (e.g. font,
commands, statusbar etc).

Apparently the file SciTEUser is found, but not executed correctly.

Do not know how to proceed.

Willi

P.S. when moving the SciTEUser.properties file to the directory of
sciTE.exe, I get the configuration asof there is no SciTEUser.properties
file.

Re: scite

[Hans Hagen]

At 20:13 30/09/2003 +0900, you wrote:

>Have you tried setting a "SciTE_HOME" environment variable.  I set it to 
>the path of SciTE.exe, which is where I'm keeping all the properties 
>files.  After setting this, my SciTEUser.properties was loaded (it 
>contains only "import context" and "import metafun-scite").   I only had 
>to edit the path to texexec and texutil in context.properties.  My only 
>problem now is that I have no syntax highlighting.

are you sure that you use the proper global props file? (loading 
tex.properties instead of latex.properties)

Hans


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Re: Re: scite

[Hans Hagen]

At 12:48 30/09/2003 +0200, you wrote:
>On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 12:30, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
> > Jules Colding <JuBColding@yorkref.com> writes:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > > Has anyone looked into an emacs mode?
> >
> > I am slightly confused: This is a thread about scite and you ask
> > about emacs mode. Do you mean emacs related to scite (I wonder what
> > this could be) or emacs and ConTeXt?
>
>I meant "emacs as an editor for ConTeXt".
>
> > If you mean emacs <-> ConTeXt there are two "modes". One from Berend
> > de Boer based on emacs' original tex-mode and AUCTeX with ConTeXt
> > support. You need the current cvs-version of AUCTeX for this.
>
>Thanks!

patrick is working on extensive emacs support; when i have a bit more time 
we will start looking into (context sensitive) help based on the xml files 
that describe the user interface; the idea is to set up something that 
makes support in any editor convenient (i'll do scite, patrick emacs, 
whoever wants may do vim, or winedt or ...)

Hans


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context documentation

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hi,

Hans Hagen <pragma@wxs.nl> writes:

> patrick is working on extensive emacs support; when i have a bit
> more

actually I am currently working on an online reference thing based on
setup*.tex at the moment :). (+ wiki-like comments/examples/...)

Patrick
-- 
You are your own rainbow!

Re: context documentation

[Hans Hagen]

At 16:46 30/09/2003 +0200, you wrote:

>actually I am currently working on an online reference thing based on
>setup*.tex at the moment :). (+ wiki-like comments/examples/...)

I see this 'wiki' word all over the web, what does it mean?

Hans
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Re: context documentation

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hi,

>>actually I am currently working on an online reference thing based on
>>setup*.tex at the moment :). (+ wiki-like comments/examples/...)
>
> I see this 'wiki' word all over the web, what does it mean?

"quick" IIRC. It describes a system where everybody can
add/delete/edit webpages. For example www.wikipedia.org is an
encyclopedia. Anybody can access any entry. It is growing fast and
the entries are getting better quickly. If you find a typo or an
incorrect statement, just press on "edit" and you can edit the entry.
It is very simple to add an entry, generate hyperlinks, structured
docs etc. You don't have to sing up or create an account or so on most
wiki-systems. 

Patrick
-- 
You are your own rainbow!

Re: context documentation

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hi,

one more comment: The dutch wikipedia is missing an entry for TeX, if
you have some time, you can add it:

http://nl.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?search=TeX&go=OK

:-)

Patrick
-- 
You are your own rainbow!

RE: Re: context documentation

[Michael Hallgren]

However, not the french one :)

(I'm not french, but of swedish origin.)

mh

> -----Message d'origine-----
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> part de Patrick Gundlach
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> A : ntg-context@ntg.nl
> Objet : [NTG-context] Re: context documentation
> 
> 
> Hi,
> 
> one more comment: The dutch wikipedia is missing an entry for TeX, if
> you have some time, you can add it:
> 
> http://nl.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?search=TeX&go=OK
> 
> :-)
> 
> Patrick
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Re: Re: scite

[Jules Colding]

On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 14:59, Hans Hagen wrote:
> patrick is working on extensive emacs support; 

Is that the AUCTeX support that are in CVS or something else?

-- 
  jules

ConTeXt/Emacs

[Patrick Gundlach]

Jules Colding <JuBColding@yorkref.com> writes:
Hi,

> On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 14:59, Hans Hagen wrote:
>> patrick is working on extensive emacs support; 
>
> Is that the AUCTeX support that are in CVS or something else?

Yes, but I am currently focusing on etexshow. Next thing is
the online reference, after that extending etexshow a bit more
(access online comments/examples) and finally (?) getting better
ConTeXt support in AUCTeX.

Patrick
-- 
You are your own rainbow!