metapost question

metapost question

[Hans van der Meer]

In MetaPost: 
After putting something in a picture, one can draw its boundaries with "draw boundingbox thepicture". Is it possible to obtain at that point the dimensions of this boudingbox in order to do some calculations with them?

Hans van der Meer



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Re: metapost question

[Peter Rolf]

Am 01.12.2011 23:25, schrieb Hans van der Meer:
> In MetaPost: 
> After putting something in a picture, one can draw its boundaries with "draw boundingbox thepicture". Is it possible to obtain at that point the dimensions of this boudingbox in order to do some calculations with them?
>
urcorner boundingbox currentpicture

should hold the wanted values (untested); maybe you have to take
'llcorner' into account too.

Best wishes,  Peter

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MetaPost Question

[Context NTG]

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I am trying to graph a cylinder. Is there a way to draw a more elliptic
top/bottom. This one seems some flattened at the top and bottom. I would
like to hatch the mid elliptic that is collored grey now. Is there a way to
do this.

Thanks
Jeroen



\placefigure

[here,force]

[fig:tubing]

{Tubular Linear Volumetric Capacity}

{\startMPcode


draw (0,0){up} ... (1.25cm, 2mm) ... (2.5cm,0){down} ... (1.25cm, -2mm) ...
cycle;

draw (0,0) -- (0,-5cm) dashed evenly;

draw (2.5cm,0) -- (2.5cm,-5cm) dashed evenly;

draw (0,-5cm){up} ... (1.25cm, -4.8cm) ... (2.5cm,-5cm){down} ... (1.25cm,
-5.2cm) ... cycle dashed evenly;


draw (-.2cm,0){up} ... (1.25cm, 3.5mm) ... (2.7cm,0){down} ... (1.25cm,
-3.5mm) ... cycle;

draw (-.2cm,0) -- (-.2cm,-5cm);

draw (2.7cm,0) -- (2.7cm,-5cm);

draw (-.2cm,-5cm){up} ... (1.25cm, -4.7cm) ... (2.7cm,-5cm){down} dashed
evenly;

draw (-.2cm,-5cm){down} ... (1.25cm, -5.3cm) ... (2.7cm,-5cm){up};


fill (0,-2.5cm){up} ... (1.25cm, -2.3cm) ... (2.5cm,-2.5cm){down} ...
(1.25cm, -2.7cm) ... cycle withcolor (.6,.6,.6) dashed evenly;

label.top("tubular",(1.26cm,-1.1cm));

label.top("inside area",(1.28cm,-1.6cm));

label.top("($in^2$)",(1.28cm,-2.2cm));


draw (3.25cm,-5cm) -- (3.25cm,0);

drawarrow (3.25cm,-5) -- (3.25cm,0);

drawarrow (3.25cm,0) -- (3.25cm,-5cm);

label.top("tubular length ($in$)",(5.2cm,-2.75cm));


\stopMPcode}

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Re: MetaPost Question

[Alan BRASLAU]

Please change your mailing name and address.


In order to draw 3D perspective diagrams in MetaPost,
you will need to transform 3D paths to a 2D projection.
There are many methods to accomplish this, and there are several MP
modules that have been written to address this issue.

One fairly simple and elegant approach is available from Urs Oswald:
http://www.ursoswald.ch/metapost/tutorial.html

Alan



On Sun, 6 Dec 2015 21:54:38 +0100
Context NTG <contextntg@gmail.com> wrote:

> I am trying to graph a cylinder. Is there a way to draw a more
> elliptic top/bottom. This one seems some flattened at the top and
> bottom. I would like to hatch the mid elliptic that is collored grey
> now. Is there a way to do this.
> 
> Thanks
> Jeroen
> 
> 
> 
> \placefigure
> 
> [here,force]
> 
> [fig:tubing]
> 
> {Tubular Linear Volumetric Capacity}
> 
> {\startMPcode
> 
> 
> draw (0,0){up} ... (1.25cm, 2mm) ... (2.5cm,0){down} ... (1.25cm,
> -2mm) ... cycle;
> 
> draw (0,0) -- (0,-5cm) dashed evenly;
> 
> draw (2.5cm,0) -- (2.5cm,-5cm) dashed evenly;
> 
> draw (0,-5cm){up} ... (1.25cm, -4.8cm) ... (2.5cm,-5cm){down} ...
> (1.25cm, -5.2cm) ... cycle dashed evenly;
> 
> 
> draw (-.2cm,0){up} ... (1.25cm, 3.5mm) ... (2.7cm,0){down} ...
> (1.25cm, -3.5mm) ... cycle;
> 
> draw (-.2cm,0) -- (-.2cm,-5cm);
> 
> draw (2.7cm,0) -- (2.7cm,-5cm);
> 
> draw (-.2cm,-5cm){up} ... (1.25cm, -4.7cm) ... (2.7cm,-5cm){down}
> dashed evenly;
> 
> draw (-.2cm,-5cm){down} ... (1.25cm, -5.3cm) ... (2.7cm,-5cm){up};
> 
> 
> fill (0,-2.5cm){up} ... (1.25cm, -2.3cm) ... (2.5cm,-2.5cm){down} ...
> (1.25cm, -2.7cm) ... cycle withcolor (.6,.6,.6) dashed evenly;
> 
> label.top("tubular",(1.26cm,-1.1cm));
> 
> label.top("inside area",(1.28cm,-1.6cm));
> 
> label.top("($in^2$)",(1.28cm,-2.2cm));
> 
> 
> draw (3.25cm,-5cm) -- (3.25cm,0);
> 
> drawarrow (3.25cm,-5) -- (3.25cm,0);
> 
> drawarrow (3.25cm,0) -- (3.25cm,-5cm);
> 
> label.top("tubular length ($in$)",(5.2cm,-2.75cm));
> 
> 
> \stopMPcode}



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Re: MetaPost Question

[Context NTG]

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I guess the code I am looking for is the below to hatch the cut-out
section. How can I load the MetaPost hatching package in Context minimals
so it understands the hatchfill command?

Thanks
Jeroen

\startMPinclusions

input hatching;

\stopMPinclusions


\starttext


\placefigure[here,force][fig:tubing]{Tubular Linear Volumetric Capacity}

{\startMPcode


% inner circle

draw fullcircle xscaled 2.5cm yscaled 0.7cm shifted (1.25cm,0);

draw (0,0) -- (0,-5cm) dashed evenly;

draw (2.5cm,0) -- (2.5cm,-5cm) dashed evenly;

draw fullcircle xscaled 2.5cm yscaled 0.7cm shifted (1.25cm,-5cm) dashed
evenly;


%outer circle

draw fullcircle xscaled 2.9cm yscaled 1cm shifted (1.25cm,0);

draw (-.2cm,0) -- (-.2cm,-5cm);

draw (2.7cm,0) -- (2.7cm,-5cm);

draw halfcircle scaled 2.9cm yscaled 0.012cm shifted (1.25cm,-5cm) dashed
evenly;

draw halfcircle scaled 2.9cm yscaled 0.012cm rotated 180 shifted
(1.25cm,-5cm);


%cut-out section

hatchfill circle withcolor (45, 5mm, -.5bp);

fill fullcircle xscaled 2.5cm yscaled 0.7cm shifted (1.25cm,-2.7cm)
withcolor (.6,.6,.6);

label.top("tubular",(1.26cm,-1.3cm));

label.top("inside area",(1.28cm,-1.8cm));

label.top("($in^2$)",(1.28cm,-2.4cm));


%arrows and label ID

drawarrow (0,-4.1cm) -- (2.5cm,-4.1cm);

drawarrow (2.5cm,-4.1cm) -- (0,-4.1cm);

label.top("ID ($in$)",(1.26cm,-4.15cm));


%arrows and label tubular length

draw (3.25cm,-5cm) -- (3.25cm,0);

drawarrow (3.25cm,-5) -- (3.25cm,0);

drawarrow (3.25cm,0) -- (3.25cm,-5cm);

label.top("tubular length ($in$)",(5.2cm,-2.75cm));


\stopMPcode}


\stoptext

2015-12-06 21:54 GMT+01:00 Context NTG <contextntg@gmail.com>:

> I am trying to graph a cylinder. Is there a way to draw a more elliptic
> top/bottom. This one seems some flattened at the top and bottom. I would
> like to hatch the mid elliptic that is collored grey now. Is there a way to
> do this.
>
> Thanks
> Jeroen
>
>
>
> \placefigure
>
> [here,force]
>
> [fig:tubing]
>
> {Tubular Linear Volumetric Capacity}
>
> {\startMPcode
>
>
> draw (0,0){up} ... (1.25cm, 2mm) ... (2.5cm,0){down} ... (1.25cm, -2mm)
> ... cycle;
>
> draw (0,0) -- (0,-5cm) dashed evenly;
>
> draw (2.5cm,0) -- (2.5cm,-5cm) dashed evenly;
>
> draw (0,-5cm){up} ... (1.25cm, -4.8cm) ... (2.5cm,-5cm){down} ... (1.25cm,
> -5.2cm) ... cycle dashed evenly;
>
>
> draw (-.2cm,0){up} ... (1.25cm, 3.5mm) ... (2.7cm,0){down} ... (1.25cm,
> -3.5mm) ... cycle;
>
> draw (-.2cm,0) -- (-.2cm,-5cm);
>
> draw (2.7cm,0) -- (2.7cm,-5cm);
>
> draw (-.2cm,-5cm){up} ... (1.25cm, -4.7cm) ... (2.7cm,-5cm){down} dashed
> evenly;
>
> draw (-.2cm,-5cm){down} ... (1.25cm, -5.3cm) ... (2.7cm,-5cm){up};
>
>
> fill (0,-2.5cm){up} ... (1.25cm, -2.3cm) ... (2.5cm,-2.5cm){down} ...
> (1.25cm, -2.7cm) ... cycle withcolor (.6,.6,.6) dashed evenly;
>
> label.top("tubular",(1.26cm,-1.1cm));
>
> label.top("inside area",(1.28cm,-1.6cm));
>
> label.top("($in^2$)",(1.28cm,-2.2cm));
>
>
> draw (3.25cm,-5cm) -- (3.25cm,0);
>
> drawarrow (3.25cm,-5) -- (3.25cm,0);
>
> drawarrow (3.25cm,0) -- (3.25cm,-5cm);
>
> label.top("tubular length ($in$)",(5.2cm,-2.75cm));
>
>
> \stopMPcode}
>

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metapost question

[Hans van der Meer]

I cannot find the answer to the following question in Knuth's Metafont book.
The following definition with a trailing text argument:

def mydef (expr a, b, c) text modifier =
	if <modifier = empty>: 
	else:
	fi
enddef;

How can I do the switch on an empty or nonempty modifier argument? It is not a string because calling its length fails with an error.
I must do the switch, because "fill modifier" with an empty "modifier" gives horrible results.

Usage would be calls like:
  mydef(1,2,3) withcolor green; % with modifier text
  mydef(1,2,3); % without modifier text

Thanks in advance.
Hans van der Meer

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Re: metapost question

[Peter Rolf]

Am 21.10.2011 15:05, schrieb Hans van der Meer:
> I cannot find the answer to the following question in Knuth's Metafont book.
> The following definition with a trailing text argument:
> 
> def mydef (expr a, b, c) text modifier =
> 	if <modifier = empty>: 

Have you already tried

        if modifier = "" :


> 	else:
> 	fi
> enddef;
> 
> How can I do the switch on an empty or nonempty modifier argument? It is not a string because calling its length fails with an error.
> I must do the switch, because "fill modifier" with an empty "modifier" gives horrible results.
> 
> Usage would be calls like:
>   mydef(1,2,3) withcolor green; % with modifier text
>   mydef(1,2,3); % without modifier text
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> Hans van der Meer
> 
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Re: metapost question

[Meer, H. van der]

On 21 okt. 2011, at 17:13, Peter Rolf wrote:

> Am 21.10.2011 15:05, schrieb Hans van der Meer:
>> I cannot find the answer to the following question in Knuth's Metafont book.
>> The following definition with a trailing text argument:
>> 
>> def mydef (expr a, b, c) text modifier =
>> 	if <modifier = empty>: 
> 
> Have you already tried
> 
>        if modifier = "" :
> 
> 
>> 	else:
>> 	fi
>> enddef;

I tried it now, but it doesn't work. Something like
if(TEXT4)
           ="":;fi
in the error log. No, Metapost is not happy with this construct.

>> 
>> How can I do the switch on an empty or nonempty modifier argument? It is not a string because calling its length fails with an error.
>> I must do the switch, because "fill modifier" with an empty "modifier" gives horrible results.
>> 
>> Usage would be calls like:
>>  mydef(1,2,3) withcolor green; % with modifier text
>>  mydef(1,2,3); % without modifier text

Thanks in advance.
Hans van der Meer


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Re: metapost question

[Meer, H. van der]

Peter,

Thanks for trying to help. Because I solved the problem in another way you might be interested or even benefit from it.
The underlying problem was drawing a border around a picture of given dimensions. The border being either colored or left uncolored. The border color should come from a withcolor modifier, with the uncolored case done simply by leaving this out, for example:
	borderinsideframe(u,v,2g);
and 	borderinsideframe(u,v,2g) withcolor red;

It turns out this can be done with an unfill. I learned that a bare unfill erases, but add a withcolor modifier and the effect is a coloring. Thus the trick is:

def bordercolorframe (expr w, h, off, clr) text modifier =
	unfill (-off,-off)--(w+off,-off)--(w+off,h+off)--(-off,h+off)--cycle modifier;
	fill (0,0)--(w,0)--(w,h)--(0,h)--cycle withcolor clr
enddef;

The omission of a semicolon after the last statement of the def allows one to add in a withcolor somecolor without triggering an error.

Hope this will be of use to someone.
Hans van der Meer

On 21 okt. 2011, at 17:13, Peter Rolf wrote:

> Am 21.10.2011 15:05, schrieb Hans van der Meer:
>> I cannot find the answer to the following question in Knuth's Metafont book.
>> The following definition with a trailing text argument:
>> 
>> def mydef (expr a, b, c) text modifier =
>> 	if <modifier = empty>: 
> 
> Have you already tried
> 
>        if modifier = "" :
> 
>> 	else:
>> 	fi
>> enddef;
>> 
>> How can I do the switch on an empty or nonempty modifier argument? It is not a string because calling its length fails with an error.
>> I must do the switch, because "fill modifier" with an empty "modifier" gives horrible results.
>> 
>> Usage would be calls like:
>>  mydef(1,2,3) withcolor green; % with modifier text
>>  mydef(1,2,3); % without modifier text
>> 
>> Thanks in advance.
>> Hans van der Meer


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Re: metapost question

[Nicola]

In article <0E2E620E-1148-41AD-9966-54A594FCCE94@xs4all.nl>,
 Hans van der Meer <havdmeer@xs4all.nl> wrote:

> I cannot find the answer to the following question in Knuth's Metafont book.
> The following definition with a trailing text argument:
> 
> def mydef (expr a, b, c) text modifier =
> 	if <modifier = empty>: 
> 	else:
> 	fi
> enddef;
> 
> How can I do the switch on an empty or nonempty modifier argument? It is not 
> a string because calling its length fails with an error.

A text argument is a (more or less) arbitrary sequence of tokens—that is, 
loosely speaking, any “chunk” of MetaPost code.

> I must do the switch, because "fill modifier" with an empty "modifier" gives 
> horrible results.
> 
> Usage would be calls like:
>   mydef(1,2,3) withcolor green; % with modifier text
>   mydef(1,2,3); % without modifier text

This is the best I could think of:

vardef emptytext?@# text t =
   (str @# = "empty.sandwich")
enddef;

def mydef(expr a,b,c) text t =
   if begingroup emptytext? empty t sandwich endgroup:
      % t is empty
      draw unitsquare scaled 1cm;
   else:
      % t is not empty
      fill unitsquare scaled 1cm t ;
   fi;
enddef;

The key is the 'emptytext? empty t sandwich;' line: if t is empty, @# matches 
'empty.sandwich', otherwise it matches 'empty' possibly followed by something 
else (depending on what t actually is). The undelimited text parameter of 
emptytext? is needed to “swallow” whatever tokens are left (possibly none) after 
matching the implicit suffix parameter. Note that begingroup and endgroup are 
necessary in the if clause, otherwise emptytext?'s undelimited text parameter 
will match beyond the colon.

In practice, you should rename 'sandwich' to some token that you are pretty sure 
will never occur as the beginning of the text argument when you invoke mydef.

I'd be glad to hear about other solutions: this question has bugged me for some 
time…

Regards,
Nicola

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Metapost question

[Jean Magnan de Bornier]

Hi all,
Trying to use mpost with (today's) minimals, I get this answer:
...................................
16:55 jean@boldair /home/jean/graph % mpost ecindf

Sorry, I can't find that mem file; will try PLAIN.
I can't find the PLAIN mem file!
...................................

Do I have to make formats or something for mpost to work?

tia,
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Re: Metapost question

[Peter Rolf]

Jean Magnan de Bornier schrieb:
> Hi all,
> Trying to use mpost with (today's) minimals, I get this answer:
> ...................................
> 16:55 jean@boldair /home/jean/graph % mpost ecindf
>
> Sorry, I can't find that mem file; will try PLAIN.
> I can't find the PLAIN mem file!
> ...................................
>
> Do I have to make formats or something for mpost to work?
>
>   
you have to give mpost a mem(ory dump) file. something like

mpost -mem=metafun.mem <file>.mp

donno if there are more elegant ways to make it run.


hope that helps, 

Peter

> tia,
>   

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Re: Metapost question

[Jean Magnan de Bornier]

Le 11 mai à 17:34:42 Peter Rolf <indiego@gmx.net> écrit notamment:

| Jean Magnan de Bornier schrieb:
| > Hi all,
| > Trying to use mpost with (today's) minimals, I get this answer:
| > ...................................
| > 16:55 jean@boldair /home/jean/graph % mpost ecindf
| >
| > Sorry, I can't find that mem file; will try PLAIN.
| > I can't find the PLAIN mem file!
| > ...................................
| >
| > Do I have to make formats or something for mpost to work?
| >
| >   
| you have to give mpost a mem(ory dump) file. something like
>
| mpost -mem=metafun.mem <file>.mp
>
| donno if there are more elegant ways to make it run.
>
>
| hope that helps, 
>
| Peter
>
| > tia,
| >   

Thanks to all!

Peter and Aditya's solutions work, Mokja's doesn't..

Using Aditya's, when everything is fine, it ends up with a (seemingly
infinite) series of lines:
.......................
metafun 2009-5-11 18:20
.......................

Strange and hardly nice, I had to cut it out.

Maybe there is a problem here.

Anyway why can't we compile with just 'mpost' anymore?

Cu,
-- 
Jean
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Re: Metapost question

[Mojca Miklavec]

On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 17:14, Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
> Hi all,
> Trying to use mpost with (today's) minimals, I get this answer:
> ...................................
> 16:55 jean@boldair /home/jean/graph % mpost ecindf
>
> Sorry, I can't find that mem file; will try PLAIN.
> I can't find the PLAIN mem file!
> ...................................
>
> Do I have to make formats or something for mpost to work?

texexec --make metafun

But I should probably check what goes wrong as this format should have
been generated automatically.

Hans, in the source code there is
    states.set("formats.cont-en", true)
    states.set("formats.cont-nl", true)
    states.set("formats.metafun", true)
Maybe mpost should be added there as well (though I didn't test yet if
that indeed helps).

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Re: Metapost question

[Mojca Miklavec]

On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 17:42, Mojca Miklavec  wrote:
> On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 17:14, Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> Trying to use mpost with (today's) minimals, I get this answer:
>> ...................................
>> 16:55 jean@boldair /home/jean/graph % mpost ecindf
>>
>> Sorry, I can't find that mem file; will try PLAIN.
>> I can't find the PLAIN mem file!
>> ...................................
>>
>> Do I have to make formats or something for mpost to work?
>
> texexec --make metafun

Sorry, I meant
   texexec --make mpost

Though it's indeed true that you can use
   mpost --mem=metafun ecindf
or the ConTeXt interface
\x7f
But these formats should be made by default.

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Re: Metapost question

[Jean Magnan de Bornier]

Le 11 mai à 17:58:32 Mojca Miklavec <mojca.miklavec.lists@gmail.com> écrit notamment:

| On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 17:42, Mojca Miklavec  wrote:
| > On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 17:14, Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
| >> Hi all,
| >> Trying to use mpost with (today's) minimals, I get this answer:
| >> ...................................
| >> 16:55 jean@boldair /home/jean/graph % mpost ecindf
| >>
| >> Sorry, I can't find that mem file; will try PLAIN.
| >> I can't find the PLAIN mem file!
| >> ...................................
| >>
| >> Do I have to make formats or something for mpost to work?
| >
| > texexec --make metafun
>
| Sorry, I meant
|    texexec --make mpost
>
| Though it's indeed true that you can use
|    mpost --mem=metafun ecindf
| or the ConTeXt interface
| \x7f
| But these formats should be made by default.
>
| Mojca

Ah yes, much better!

But then I still have unending the
...................
metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
..................

??
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Re: Metapost question

[Mojca Miklavec]

On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 18:31, Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
> Le 11 mai à 17:58:32 Mojca Miklavec écrit notamment:
>
> | Sorry, I meant
> |    texexec --make mpost
>>
> | Though it's indeed true that you can use
> |    mpost --mem=metafun ecindf
> | or the ConTeXt interface
> |
> | But these formats should be made by default.
>>
> | Mojca
>
> Ah yes, much better!
>
> But then I still have unending the
> ...................
> metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> ..................

Which command does that evil? They both seem to work here ...

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Re: Metapost question

[Jean Magnan de Bornier]

Le 11 mai à 18:52:08 Mojca Miklavec <mojca.miklavec.lists@gmail.com> écrit notamment:

| > But then I still have unending the
| > ...................
| > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| > ..................
>
| Which command does that evil? They both seem to work here ...

mpost, texexec --mpgraphic, mpost -mem=metafun.mem, all three of them!

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Re: Metapost question

[Mojca Miklavec]

On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 19:33, Jean Magnan de Bornier  wrote:
> Le 11 mai à 18:52:08 Mojca Miklavec écrit notamment:
>
> | > But then I still have unending the
> | > ...................
> | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
> | > ..................
>>
> | Which command does that evil? They both seem to work here ...
>
> mpost, texexec --mpgraphic, mpost -mem=metafun.mem, all three of them!

I don't understand. Can you please post the whole log. You cannot get
metafun warnings when running just "mpost" unless something is set up
in some really weird way. I could imagine that there could be some
infinite loop in some metafun macro, but I cannot imagine why mpost
would fall into infinite loop.

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Re: Metapost question

[Jean Magnan de Bornier]

Le 11 mai à 20:02:36 Mojca Miklavec <mojca.miklavec.lists@gmail.com> écrit notamment:

| > | Which command does that evil? They both seem to work here ...
| >
| > mpost, texexec --mpgraphic, mpost -mem=metafun.mem, all three of them!
>
| I don't understand. Can you please post the whole log. You cannot get
| metafun warnings when running just "mpost" unless something is set up
| in some really weird way. I could imagine that there could be some
| infinite loop in some metafun macro, but I cannot imagine why mpost
| would fall into infinite loop.

I have stopped compilation after no more than 30 seconds, the log is 14MB
large with many lines:
............................
06:25 jean@boldair /home/jean/graph % wc -l ecindf.log
644385 ecindf.log
............................

After eliminating duplicates, here it is:

..................................
This is MetaPost, version 1.200 (kpathsea version 3.5.7dev) (mem=metafun 2009.05.11)  11 MAY 2009 19:56
**cindf
 (/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/metafun.mp (/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-tool.mp) (/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-spec.mp)
(/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-core.mp) (/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-page.mp) (/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-text.mp)
(/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-txts.mp) (/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-shap.mp) (/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-butt.mp)
(/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-char.mp) (/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-step.mp) (/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-grph.mp)
(/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-figs.mp) (/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-mlib.mp) (/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-grid.mp)
(/home/jean/context/tex/texmf-context/metapost/context/base/mp-func.mp)) (/home/jean/context/tex/texmf/metapost/base/graph.mp) [1
Warning: cannot open font map file psfonts.map
] [2] [3
Warning: cannot open font map file psfonts.map
] [4] [5] [6] [7
Warning: cannot open font map file psfonts.map
] [8] [9] [10
Warning: cannot open font map file psfonts.map
] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25]
metafun 2009-5-11 19:56
metafun 2009-
................................

I had noticed the warning but have no idea what it leads to...

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Re: Metapost question

[Taco Hoekwater]

Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
> Le 11 mai à 20:02:36 Mojca Miklavec <mojca.miklavec.lists@gmail.com> écrit notamment:
> 
> | > | Which command does that evil? They both seem to work here ...
> | >
> | > mpost, texexec --mpgraphic, mpost -mem=metafun.mem, all three of them!
> | I don't understand. Can you please post the whole log. You cannot get
> | metafun warnings when running just "mpost" unless something is set up
> | in some really weird way. I could imagine that there could be some
> | infinite loop in some metafun macro, but I cannot imagine why mpost
> | would fall into infinite loop.
> 
> I have stopped compilation after no more than 30 seconds, the log is 14MB
> large with many lines:

It looks like you should also post ecindf.mp so we can try for
ourselves (or did I miss that?).

Best wishes,
Taco

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Re: Metapost question

[Jean Magnan de Bornier]

Le 12 mai à 09:42:29 Taco Hoekwater <taco@elvenkind.com> écrit notamment:

| Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
| > Le 11 mai à 20:02:36 Mojca Miklavec <mojca.miklavec.lists@gmail.com> écrit notamment:
| > 
| > | > | Which command does that evil? They both seem to work here ...
| > | >
| > | > mpost, texexec --mpgraphic, mpost -mem=metafun.mem, all three of them!
| > | I don't understand. Can you please post the whole log. You cannot get
| > | metafun warnings when running just "mpost" unless something is set up
| > | in some really weird way. I could imagine that there could be some
| > | infinite loop in some metafun macro, but I cannot imagine why mpost
| > | would fall into infinite loop.
| > 
| > I have stopped compilation after no more than 30 seconds, the log is 14MB
| > large with many lines:
>
| It looks like you should also post ecindf.mp so we can try for
| ourselves (or did I miss that?).

OK, here's a test file that works as expected:

...........................
numeric u; u=.5cm;
path AX; AX = drawdblarrow (10u,0) -- (0,0) -- (0,10u);
beginfig(1); 



  draw AX;
  label.lft(btex Coûts, prix etex rotated 90, (-.2u,8u));
 label.bot(btex Quantités  etex, (8u,0));
 for i=0 step u until 9u:
     draw (i,u/20)--(i,0);
     draw (u/20,i)--(0,i);
 endfor;
 picture ax; ax := currentpicture;
endfig;
............................

No need for metafun here, but for other pictures I use it; and if I add
« input metafun;» at the top I get the unending message! 
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Re: Metapost question

[Aditya Mahajan]

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On Tue, 12 May 2009, Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:

> Le 12 mai à 09:42:29 Taco Hoekwater <taco@elvenkind.com> écrit notamment:
>
> | Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
> | > Le 11 mai à 20:02:36 Mojca Miklavec <mojca.miklavec.lists@gmail.com> écrit notamment:
> | > 
> | > | > | Which command does that evil? They both seem to work here ...
> | > | >
> | > | > mpost, texexec --mpgraphic, mpost -mem=metafun.mem, all three of them!
> | > | I don't understand. Can you please post the whole log. You cannot get
> | > | metafun warnings when running just "mpost" unless something is set up
> | > | in some really weird way. I could imagine that there could be some
> | > | infinite loop in some metafun macro, but I cannot imagine why mpost
> | > | would fall into infinite loop.
> | > 
> | > I have stopped compilation after no more than 30 seconds, the log is 14MB
> | > large with many lines:
>>
> | It looks like you should also post ecindf.mp so we can try for
> | ourselves (or did I miss that?).
>
> OK, here's a test file that works as expected:
>
Can you post a file that fails at your end?

Aditya

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Re: Metapost question

[Jean Magnan de Bornier]

Le 12 mai à 16:32:26 Aditya Mahajan <adityam@umich.edu> écrit notamment:

| Can you post a file that fails at your end?

here, but it doesn't *fail*, it produces ecindf.1 ok but then shows
infinitely this message. 

...................
 input metafun;

numeric u; u=.5cm;
path AX; AX = drawdblarrow (10u,0) -- (0,0) -- (0,10u);
beginfig(1); 
  draw AX;
 label.lft(btex Coûts, prix etex rotated 90, (-.2u,8u));
 label.bot(btex Quantités  etex, (8u,0));
 for i=0 step u until 9u:
     draw (i,u/20)--(i,0);
     draw (u/20,i)--(0,i);
 endfor;
 picture ax; ax := currentpicture;
endfig;
    end 
...........................
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Re: Metapost question

[Taco Hoekwater]

Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
> Le 12 mai à 16:32:26 Aditya Mahajan <adityam@umich.edu> écrit notamment:
> 
> | Can you post a file that fails at your end?
> 
> here, but it doesn't *fail*, it produces ecindf.1 ok but then shows
> infinitely this message. 

I cannot reproduce this problem. To make sure it is not a mem file
version differencne, can you delete and regenerate mpost.mem ?

Best wishes,
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Re: Metapost question

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Le 12 mai à 17:53:48 Taco Hoekwater <taco@elvenkind.com> écrit notamment:

| I cannot reproduce this problem. To make sure it is not a mem file
| version differencne, can you delete and regenerate mpost.mem ?

I followed this, nothing better! Then I tried to delete also metafun.mem
and that worked! (btw remaking mpost format didn't create metafun.mem
again, it doesn't seem to miss...)

So it all seems ok now
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Re: Metapost question

[Taco Hoekwater]

Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
> Le 12 mai à 17:53:48 Taco Hoekwater <taco@elvenkind.com> écrit notamment:
> 
> | I cannot reproduce this problem. To make sure it is not a mem file
> | version differencne, can you delete and regenerate mpost.mem ?
> 
> I followed this, nothing better! Then I tried to delete also metafun.mem
> and that worked! (btw remaking mpost format didn't create metafun.mem
> again, it doesn't seem to miss...)

That doesn't seem to make any sense, but I am glad the problem has gone 
away.

Best wishes,
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Re: Metapost question

[Jean Magnan de Bornier]

Le 13 mai à 08:45:36 Taco Hoekwater <taco@elvenkind.com> écrit notamment:

| That doesn't seem to make any sense, but I am glad the problem has
| gone away.

Well, after my original post, one of the advices was:

| you have to give mpost a mem(ory dump) file. something like

| mpost -mem=metafun.mem <file>.mp

I followed it blindly, and the metafun.mem was created, and that seems to
have added a problem to the original one...

That's no problem, I learned something!

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Re: Metapost question

[Jean Magnan de Bornier]

Le 11 mai à 19:33:01 Jean Magnan de Bornier <jm.bornier@free.fr> écrit notamment:

| Le 11 mai à 18:52:08 Mojca Miklavec <mojca.miklavec.lists@gmail.com> écrit notamment:
>
| | > But then I still have unending the
| | > ...................
| | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| | > metafun 2009-5-11 18:30
| | > ..................
| >
| | Which command does that evil? They both seem to work here ...
>
| mpost, texexec --mpgraphic, mpost -mem=metafun.mem, all three of them!

I had to make the format for mptopdf too, and it doesn't work: same
endless message, but before success :-(
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Re: Metapost question

[Hans Hagen]

Mojca Miklavec wrote:
> On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 17:14, Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> Trying to use mpost with (today's) minimals, I get this answer:
>> ...................................
>> 16:55 jean@boldair /home/jean/graph % mpost ecindf
>>
>> Sorry, I can't find that mem file; will try PLAIN.
>> I can't find the PLAIN mem file!
>> ...................................
>>
>> Do I have to make formats or something for mpost to work?
> 
> texexec --make metafun
> 
> But I should probably check what goes wrong as this format should have
> been generated automatically.
> 
> Hans, in the source code there is
>     states.set("formats.cont-en", true)
>     states.set("formats.cont-nl", true)
>     states.set("formats.metafun", true)
> Maybe mpost should be added there as well (though I didn't test yet if
> that indeed helps).

maybe ... if someone is using mp directly in context -)

in luatex/mkiv formats are generated on the fly


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Re: Metapost question

[Mojca Miklavec]

On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 19:01, Hans Hagen wrote:
> Mojca Miklavec wrote:
>>
>>    states.set("formats.metafun", true)
>> Maybe mpost should be added there as well (though I didn't test yet if
>> that indeed helps).
>
> maybe ... if someone is using mp directly in context -)
>
> in luatex/mkiv formats are generated on the fly

I know, but metapost generates the format on the fly only in TeX Live
(with mktexfmt I think), not in minimals, so it would be really nice
of us to generate the format during installation already.

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Re: Metapost question

[Aditya Mahajan]

On Mon, 11 May 2009, Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:

> Hi all,
> Trying to use mpost with (today's) minimals, I get this answer:
> ...................................
> 16:55 jean@boldair /home/jean/graph % mpost ecindf
>
> Sorry, I can't find that mem file; will try PLAIN.
> I can't find the PLAIN mem file!
> ...................................
>
> Do I have to make formats or something for mpost to work?

You can also use the texexec interface (which uses metafun format)

texexec --mpgraphic file.mp

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metapost question

[Thomas A. Schmitz]

Hi all,

probably an easy question: for a presentation, I would like to have an  
area of my slide highlighted by placing a transparent grey layer on  
top of the slide and having one area of this layer completely  
transparent, a bit like this screenshot: http://debaday.debian.net/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/key3.jpg
Any suggestions for the easiest way to achieve this effect?

Thanks

Thomas 
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Re: metapost question

[Wolfgang Schuster]

On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 1:14 PM, Thomas A. Schmitz
<thomas.schmitz@uni-bonn.de> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> probably an easy question: for a presentation, I would like to have an
> area of my slide highlighted by placing a transparent grey layer on
> top of the slide and having one area of this layer completely
> transparent, a bit like this screenshot: http://debaday.debian.net/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/key3.jpg
> Any suggestions for the easiest way to achieve this effect?

\setupexternalfigures[location={local,global,default}]

\definecolor[tgray][r=.8,t=.5,a=1]

\startuseMPgraphic{highlighted}
path p, q ;
p = unitsquare xyscaled(OverlayWidth,OverlayHeight) ;
q= fullcircle scaled 3cm shifted (12cm,10cm) ;
fill p--reverse q--cycle withcolor \MPcolor{tgray} ;
\stopuseMPgraphic

\defineoverlay[image][\overlayfigure{hacker}]
\defineoverlay[shade][\useMPgraphic{highlighted}]

\setupbackgrounds[page][background={image,shade}]

\setuppapersize[S6][S6]

\starttext
\page[empty]
\stoptext

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Re: metapost question

[Peter Rolf]

Thomas A. Schmitz schrieb:
> Hi all,
> 
> probably an easy question: for a presentation, I would like to have an  
> area of my slide highlighted by placing a transparent grey layer on  
> top of the slide and having one area of this layer completely  
> transparent, a bit like this screenshot: http://debaday.debian.net/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/key3.jpg
> Any suggestions for the easiest way to achieve this effect?
> 
> Thanks
>

\startuniqueMPgraphic{dim:and:focus}{fw,fh,fx,fy,c}
begingroup
   save q ;
   path q;

   q:= (unitsquare xyscaled(\MPvar{fw},\MPvar{fh})
   smoothed 4px)
   shifted (\MPvar{fx},\MPvar{fy});

   fill OverlayBox--reverse q-- cycle withcolor \MPvar{c} ;

%  draw q withpen pxcpen withcolor darkgray;
   setbounds currentpicture to OverlayBox ; % just to be safe in case of 
outside focus rectangle
endgroup;
\stopuniqueMPgraphic

no further explanations :D

best wishes, peter


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Re: metapost question

[Thomas A. Schmitz]

On Jun 18, 2008, at 1:58 PM, Peter Rolf wrote:

> \startuniqueMPgraphic{dim:and:focus}{fw,fh,fx,fy,c}
> begingroup
>   save q ;
>   path q;
>
>   q:= (unitsquare xyscaled(\MPvar{fw},\MPvar{fh})
>   smoothed 4px)
>   shifted (\MPvar{fx},\MPvar{fy});
>
>   fill OverlayBox--reverse q-- cycle withcolor \MPvar{c} ;
>
> %  draw q withpen pxcpen withcolor darkgray;
>   setbounds currentpicture to OverlayBox ; % just to be safe in case  
> of
> outside focus rectangle
> endgroup;
> \stopuniqueMPgraphic
>
> no further explanations :D
>
> best wishes, peter

Peter, Wolfgang,

thanks so much! I had no idea "reverse" could work like this,  
wonderful. I will try and build this into my presentation module.

Thomas
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metapost question

[Thomas A. Schmitz]

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Just because I hope that someone may have done this already: does  
anyone have metapost code to draw the "Platonic solids" (I hope the  
attachment comes through).

All best

Thomas


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Re: metapost question

[Otared Kavian]

Hi Thomas,

I think you can find what you are looking for at:

http://melusine.eu.org/syracuse/poulecl/albums/espace3/

Best regards: OK

On 8 oct. 2007, at 15:47, Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:

> Just because I hope that someone may have done this already: does  
> anyone have metapost code to draw the "Platonic solids" (I hope the  
> attachment comes through).
>
> All best
>
> Thomas
>
> <platonic.png>
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Re: metapost question

[Thomas A. Schmitz]

On Oct 8, 2007, at 6:49 PM, Otared Kavian wrote:

> Hi Thomas,
>
> I think you can find what you are looking for at:
>
> http://melusine.eu.org/syracuse/poulecl/albums/espace3/
>
> Best regards: OK
>

Thanks, Otared! It took me a while to find out how to navigate the  
site, but this really looks like it has exactly what I need! Thanks  
so much! French matheux simply are the best...

All best

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Re: metapost question

[Jesse Alama]

And here's a page dedicated to the MetaPost package that's used for
those polyhedra:

  http://melusine.eu.org/syracuse/poulecl/geometriesyr16/

Download:

  http://melusine.eu.org/syracuse/poulecl/geometriesyr16/distrib/geometriesyr16.tgz

Jesse

Otared Kavian <otared@gmail.com> writes:

> Hi Thomas,
>
> I think you can find what you are looking for at:
>
> http://melusine.eu.org/syracuse/poulecl/albums/espace3/
>
> Best regards: OK
>
> On 8 oct. 2007, at 15:47, Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:
>
>> Just because I hope that someone may have done this already: does  
>> anyone have metapost code to draw the "Platonic solids" (I hope the  
>> attachment comes through).
>>
>> All best
>>
>> Thomas
>>
>> <platonic.png>
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Re: metapost question

[Thomas A. Schmitz]

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Just wanted to renew my thanks. I used the code from these pages to  
produce the slides for my lecture, and I really liked the way the  
polyhedra came out. I always got an error about a "redundant  
equation" when compiling, but the pdf looks fine. So here's the link  
(the image with the Platonic solids is on p. 35):

http://www.uni-bonn.de/www/Philologie/Personal/Schmitz/Dateien/bilder/ 
07_10_23.pdf

Thanks

Thomas


On Oct 8, 2007, at 8:10 PM, Jesse Alama wrote:

> And here's a page dedicated to the MetaPost package that's used for
> those polyhedra:
>
>   http://melusine.eu.org/syracuse/poulecl/geometriesyr16/
>
> Download:
>
>   http://melusine.eu.org/syracuse/poulecl/geometriesyr16/distrib/ 
> geometriesyr16.tgz
>
> Jesse
>
> Otared Kavian <otared@gmail.com> writes:
>
>> Hi Thomas,
>>
>> I think you can find what you are looking for at:
>>
>> http://melusine.eu.org/syracuse/poulecl/albums/espace3/
>>
>> Best regards: OK
>>
>> On 8 oct. 2007, at 15:47, Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:
>>
>>> Just because I hope that someone may have done this already: does
>>> anyone have metapost code to draw the "Platonic solids" (I hope the
>>> attachment comes through).
>>>
>>> All best
>>>
>>> Thomas
>>>
>>> <platonic.png>


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Re: metapost question

[Hans Hagen]

Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:
> Just wanted to renew my thanks. I used the code from these pages to 
> produce the slides for my lecture, and I really liked the way the 
> polyhedra came out. I always got an error about a "redundant equation" 
> when compiling, but the pdf looks fine. So here's the link (the image 

use := instead of = then

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Re: metapost question

[Thomas A. Schmitz]

On Oct 23, 2007, at 2:26 PM, Hans Hagen wrote:

> use := instead of = then
>

Well yes, but this was a pretty intricate package with lots of  
included files, so I found it difficult to trace down which equation  
was causing the trouble. However, I found the resilt very nice.

Best

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MetaPost question

[Tobias Burnus]

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Hello,

I try to print a periodic table in MP+TeX, but I get the following error
if I uncomment the "%" lines; I fail to see my error. Is there any trick
to debug this?

The error is:

! mpx file ended unexpectedly.
l.3186 <- line number depends on which line is outcommented

Thanks,

Tobias


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% Run as: TEX='texmfstart texexec --dvi --batch --once' mpost
input mp-tool ; % some initializations and auxiliary macros
input mp-spec ;

verbatimtex \enableregime[utf] etex;
verbatimtex \input periodaux etex;

def element(expr y, x, Sym, Z, M, name, altname, conf) =
  draw thelabel.rt (Z, (x-1mm,-y+15mm));
  draw thelabel.lft (Sym, (x+14.9mm,-y+15.3mm));
  draw thelabel.bot (name, (x+6.75mm,-y+13mm));
  draw thelabel.bot (altname, (x+6.75mm,-y+10.9mm));
  draw thelabel.bot (M, (x+6.75mm,-y+8.8mm));
  draw thelabel.bot (conf, (x+6.75mm,-y+6.7mm));
  draw (x+0,-y+0)--(x+15mm,-y+0mm)--(x+15mm,-y+18mm)--(x+0mm,-y+18mm)--cycle;
enddef;


dx=15mm;
dy=18mm;

beginfig(1)
draw thelabel.bot (btex \tfa Periodic Table  etex, (8.5*dx,0*dy));
element(1*dy,  1*dx, (btex \pSym{H} etex), (btex \pZ{1} etex),
        (btex \pM{1.00794} etex), (btex \pName{Hydrogen} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Wasserstoff} etex), (btex \pConf{$1s$} etex));
element(1*dy, 18*dx, (btex \pSym{He} etex), (btex \pZ{2} etex),
        (btex \pM{4.002602} etex), (btex \pName{Helium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Helium} etex), (btex \pConf{$1s^2$} etex));
element(2*dy,  1*dx, (btex \pSym{Li} etex), (btex \pZ{3} etex),
        (btex \pM{5.3917} etex), (btex \pName{Lithium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Lithium} etex), (btex \pConf{$1s^22s$} etex));
element(2*dy,  2*dx, (btex \pSym{Be} etex), (btex \pZ{4} etex),
        (btex \pM{9.3227} etex), (btex \pName{Beryllium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Beryllium} etex), (btex \pConf{$1s^22s^2$} etex));
element(2*dy, 13*dx, (btex \pSym{B} etex), (btex \pZ{5} etex),
        (btex \pM{10.811} etex), (btex \pName{Boron} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Bor} etex), (btex \pConf{$1s^22s^22p$} etex));
element(2*dy, 14*dx, (btex \pSym{C} etex), (btex \pZ{6} etex),
        (btex \pM{12.0107} etex), (btex \pName{Carbon} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Kohlenstoff} etex), (btex \pConf{$1s^22s^22p^2$} etex));
element(2*dy, 15*dx, (btex \pSym{N} etex), (btex \pZ{7} etex),
        (btex \pM{14.0067} etex), (btex \pName{Nitrogen} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Stickstoff} etex), (btex \pConf{$1s^22s^22p^3$} etex));
element(2*dy, 16*dx, (btex \pSym{O} etex), (btex \pZ{8} etex),
        (btex \pM{15.9994} etex), (btex \pName{Oxygen} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Sauerstoff} etex), (btex \pConf{$1s^22s^22p^4$} etex));
element(2*dy, 17*dx, (btex \pSym{F} etex), (btex \pZ{9} etex),
        (btex \pM{18.9984032} etex), (btex \pName{Fluorine} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Fluor} etex), (btex \pConf{$1s^22s^22p^5$} etex));
element(2*dy, 18*dx, (btex \pSym{Ne} etex), (btex \pZ{10} etex),
        (btex \pM{20.1797} etex), (btex \pName{Neon} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Neon} etex), (btex \pConf{$1s^22s^22p^6$} etex));
element(3*dy,  1*dx, (btex \pSym{Na} etex), (btex \pZ{11} etex),
        (btex \pM{22.989770} etex), (btex \pName{Sodium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Natrium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Ne]$3s$} etex));
element(3*dy,  2*dx, (btex \pSym{Mg} etex), (btex \pZ{12} etex),
        (btex \pM{24.3050} etex), (btex \pName{Magnesium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Magnesium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Ne]$3s^2$} etex));
element(3*dy, 13*dx, (btex \pSym{Al} etex), (btex \pZ{13} etex),
        (btex \pM{26.981538} etex), (btex \pName{Aluminium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Aluminium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Ne]$3s^23p$} etex));
element(3*dy, 14*dx, (btex \pSym{Si} etex), (btex \pZ{14} etex),
        (btex \pM{28.0855} etex), (btex \pName{Silicon} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Silizium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Ne]$3s^23p^2$} etex));
element(3*dy, 15*dx, (btex \pSym{P} etex), (btex \pZ{15} etex),
        (btex \pM{30.973761} etex), (btex \pName{Phosphorus} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Phosphor} etex), (btex \pConf{[Ne]$3s^23p^3$} etex));
element(3*dy, 16*dx, (btex \pSym{S} etex), (btex \pZ{16} etex),
        (btex \pM{32.065} etex), (btex \pName{Sulfur} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Schwefel} etex), (btex \pConf{[Ne]$3s^23p^4$} etex));
element(3*dy, 17*dx, (btex \pSym{Cl} etex), (btex \pZ{17} etex),
        (btex \pM{35.453} etex), (btex \pName{Chlorine} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Chlor} etex), (btex \pConf{[Ne]$3s^23p^5$} etex));
element(3*dy, 18*dx, (btex \pSym{Ar} etex), (btex \pZ{18} etex),
        (btex \pM{39.948} etex), (btex \pName{Argon} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Argon} etex), (btex \pConf{[Ne]$3s^23p^6$} etex));
element(4*dy,  1*dx, (btex \pSym{K} etex), (btex \pZ{19} etex),
        (btex \pM{} etex), (btex \pName{Potassium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Kalium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Ar]$4s$} etex));
element(4*dy,  2*dx, (btex \pSym{Ca} etex), (btex \pZ{20} etex),
        (btex \pM{} etex), (btex \pName{Calcium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{} etex), (btex \pConf{Calcium} etex));
element(4*dy,  3*dx, (btex \pSym{Sc} etex), (btex \pZ{21} etex),
        (btex \pM{} etex), (btex \pName{Scandium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Scandium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Ar]$3d4s^2$} etex));
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        (btex \pAltName{Ytterbium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Xe]$4f^{14}6s^2$} etex));
element(8.3*dy, 17*dx, (btex \pSym{Lu} etex), (btex \pZ{71} etex),
        (btex \pM{174.967} etex), (btex \pName{Lutetium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Lutetium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Xe]$4f^{14}5d6s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy,  4*dx, (btex \pSym{Th} etex), (btex \pZ{90} etex),
        (btex \pM{232.0391} etex), (btex \pName{Thorium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Thorium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$6d^27s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy,  5*dx, (btex \pSym{Pa} etex), (btex \pZ{91} etex),
        (btex \pM{231.03588} etex), (btex \pName{Proactinium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Proactinium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^26d7s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy,  6*dx, (btex \pSym{U} etex), (btex \pZ{92} etex),
        (btex \pM{238.02891} etex), (btex \pName{Uranium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Uranium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^36d7s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy,  7*dx, (btex \pSym{Np} etex), (btex \pZ{93} etex),
        (btex \pM{(237)} etex), (btex \pName{Neptunium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Neptunium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^46d7s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy,  8*dx, (btex \pSym{Pu} etex), (btex \pZ{94} etex),
        (btex \pM{(244)} etex), (btex \pName{Plutonium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Plutonium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^67s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy,  9*dx, (btex \pSym{Am} etex), (btex \pZ{95} etex),
        (btex \pM{(243)} etex), (btex \pName{Americium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Americium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^77s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy, 10*dx, (btex \pSym{Cm} etex), (btex \pZ{96} etex),
        (btex \pM{(247)} etex), (btex \pName{Curium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Curium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^76d7s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy, 11*dx, (btex \pSym{Bk} etex), (btex \pZ{97} etex),
        (btex \pM{(247)} etex), (btex \pName{Berkelium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Berkelium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^97s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy, 12*dx, (btex \pSym{Cf} etex), (btex \pZ{98} etex),
        (btex \pM{(251)} etex), (btex \pName{Californium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Californium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^{10}7s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy, 13*dx, (btex \pSym{Es} etex), (btex \pZ{99} etex),
        (btex \pM{(252)} etex), (btex \pName{Einsteinium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Einsteinium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^{11}7s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy, 14*dx, (btex \pSym{Fm} etex), (btex \pZ{100} etex),
        (btex \pM{(257)} etex), (btex \pName{Fermium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Fermium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^{12}7s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy, 15*dx, (btex \pSym{Md} etex), (btex \pZ{101} etex),
        (btex \pM{(258)} etex), (btex \pName{Mendelevium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Mendelevium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^{13}7s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy, 16*dx, (btex \pSym{No} etex), (btex \pZ{102} etex),
        (btex \pM{(259)} etex), (btex \pName{Nobelium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Nobelium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^{14}7s^2$} etex));
element(9.3*dy, 17*dx, (btex \pSym{Lr} etex), (btex \pZ{103} etex),
        (btex \pM{(262)} etex), (btex \pName{Lawrencium} etex),
        (btex \pAltName{Lawrencium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Rn]$5f^{14}7s^27p?$} etex));


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endfig;
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Re: MetaPost question

[Taco Hoekwater]

Tobias Burnus wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I try to print a periodic table in MP+TeX, but I get the following error
> if I uncomment the "%" lines; I fail to see my error. Is there any trick
> to debug this?

It is not easy do debug that (in general), but it normally helps to
run a standalone label in TeX if you have mtx trouble. In this case,
they are all the same typo:

> %element(5*dy,  1*dx, (btex \pSym{Rb} etex), (btex \pZ{37} etex),
> %        (btex \pM{} etex), (btex \pName{Rubidium} etex),
> %        (btex \pAltName{Rubidium} etex), (btex \pConf{[Kr}$5s$} etex));

That last label should probably be
   \pConf{[Kr]$5s$}
not
   \pConf{[Kr}$5s$}

Best,
Taco
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MetaPost question

[Tobias Burnus]

Hi,

I want to define a macro in MetaPost which does:

def myfunc (expr x,y)(text t) =
  draw thelabel.rt (btex You passed \quotation{t} etex, (x,y));

where t in btex ... text is replaced by the argument. How to do so?

Tobias
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Re: MetaPost question

[Aditya Mahajan]

On Wed, 2 May 2007, Tobias Burnus wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I want to define a macro in MetaPost which does:
>
> def myfunc (expr x,y)(text t) =
>  draw thelabel.rt (btex You passed \quotation{t} etex, (x,y));
>
> where t in btex ... text is replaced by the argument. How to do so?

You can do that using TEX.mp. I remember that it is also possible to use 
textext to do something like this. I need to check my files to see if I 
have an example.

Aditya
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Re: MetaPost question

[Aditya Mahajan]

On Wed, 2 May 2007, Aditya Mahajan wrote:

> On Wed, 2 May 2007, Tobias Burnus wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I want to define a macro in MetaPost which does:
>>
>> def myfunc (expr x,y)(text t) =
>>  draw thelabel.rt (btex You passed \quotation{t} etex, (x,y));
>>
>> where t in btex ... text is replaced by the argument. How to do so?
>
> You can do that using TEX.mp. I remember that it is also possible to use
> textext to do something like this. I need to check my files to see if I
> have an example.

Here is a working solution.

\starttext

\forceMPTEXcheck{myfunc}

\startMPinclusions
  def myfunc (expr x,y) (text t) =
    label.rt (textext("You passed  \quotation{" & t & "}"), (x,y))
   enddef;
\stopMPinclusions

\startMPpage
   myfunc (0,0)     ("Hello") ;
   myfunc (2cm,1cm) ("World") ;
\stopMPpage

\stoptext

Aditya
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Metapost question

[Tobias Burnus]

Hello,

does someone know how, if at all, one can printout some variable? Like
  Emean:=(2*Eone+Ezero+2*Etwo)/5.;
  label.urt(btex $A = x$ ....
where x is the value of Emean? I frequently create some diagrams, modify 
them and then forget to change the label. (If one could set the number 
of digits, it would be even nicer.)

Tobias

Re: Metapost question

[Taco Hoekwater]

Tobias Burnus wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> does someone know how, if at all, one can printout some variable? Like
>  Emean:=(2*Eone+Ezero+2*Etwo)/5.;
>  label.urt(btex $A = x$ ....

this should work:

   input TEX;
   label.urt(TEX("$A = "&decimal x&"$)"), ....


Taco

Re: Metapost question

[h h extern]

Taco Hoekwater wrote:
> 
> 
> Tobias Burnus wrote:
> 
>> Hello,
>>
>> does someone know how, if at all, one can printout some variable? Like
>>  Emean:=(2*Eone+Ezero+2*Etwo)/5.;
>>  label.urt(btex $A = x$ ....
> 
> 
> this should work:
> 
>   input TEX;
>   label.urt(TEX("$A = "&decimal x&"$)"), ....

in context you can use the more efficient 'textext' mechanism instead of 'TEX' 
(actually, it was only after writing textext that i noticed the existence of the 
TEX macro -)

Hans


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Re: Metapost question

[Albrecht Kauffmann]

Hallo Tobias,

you can use char<numeric primary> in the following manner:

Emean:=5;% A quite simple example
label.lft(btex $A=$ etex,pair exression);
label.rt(char(48+Emean),the same pair expression);


Clearly, if Emean is an expression like xxx.xxxx, you must convert it in a
sequence of single chars (not quite simple).

Greetings
Albrecht


On Tue, 14 Jun 2005, Tobias Burnus wrote:

> Hello,
>
> does someone know how, if at all, one can printout some variable? Like
>   Emean:=(2*Eone+Ezero+2*Etwo)/5.;
>   label.urt(btex $A = x$ ....
> where x is the value of Emean? I frequently create some diagrams, modify
> them and then forget to change the label. (If one could set the number
> of digits, it would be even nicer.)
>
> Tobias
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MetaPost question

[Jose Luis Diaz]

Hello ConTeXt users,

 Sorry  for posing a question not about ConTeXt, but I realize that in
 this  list there also are people very fluent in Metapost. My question
 is:

 How  can I convert a number in a string, concatenate this string with
 other strings and have TeX to typeset the whole result?

 I.e., suppose that I have an array of numbers:

    pair t[];
    t[1]=3; t[2]=20; t[3]=25;

 For example, these numbers are some points along an abcise axis. Then
 I want to put a big dot at each of these points. Not difficult:

  for i=1 upto 3: draw (0u, t[i]*u) withpen circlepen scaled 4mm;
  endfor;

 But  then  suppose  that  I also want a label below each dot, typeset
 with  TeX,  which  reads:  $t_1=3$,  $t_2=20$,  $t_3=25$. I can't use
 btex/etex  because I want to construct the text $t_1=3$ from the loop
 variable, something like:

  for i=1 upto 3:
    sprintf(string,"$f_%d=%d$",i,t[i]);  %This is not Metapost, obviusly
    label.bot(TEX(string), (0u, t[i]*u)); % This is
  endfor;

  How can be done?

  Thanks.

-- 
  Jose Luis Diaz

Re: MetaPost question

[Johannes H?sing]

On Sat, Nov 17, 2001 at 08:54:42PM +0100, Jose Luis Diaz wrote:
>   How can be done?

Can't be done within MetaPost.

Saludos

Johannes
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Re: MetaPost question

[Denis B. Roegel]

On Sat, Nov 17, 2001 at 08:54:42PM +0100, Jose Luis Diaz wrote:
>  But  then  suppose  that  I also want a label below each dot, typeset
>  with  TeX,  which  reads:  $t_1=3$,  $t_2=20$,  $t_3=25$. I can't use
>  btex/etex  because I want to construct the text $t_1=3$ from the loop
>  variable, something like:
> 
>   for i=1 upto 3:
>     sprintf(string,"$f_%d=%d$",i,t[i]);  %This is not Metapost, obviusly
>     label.bot(TEX(string), (0u, t[i]*u)); % This is
>   endfor;
> 
> 
>   How can be done?

Build your string s with something like 

  s="$t_" & decimal(i) & "=" & decimal(t[i]) & "$";

and then write

  label.bot(TEX s,(0,t[i]*u))

and don't forget input TEX at the beginning of your file.

Denis