\setuptyping

\setuptyping

[Jean-Pierre Le Narzul]

Hi,

For typing Java code in a context document, I use \starttyping ... 
\stoptyping.

I have a problem when I configure \setuptyping in the following way :

\setuptyping[typing][color=black,style=\ss,escape=/,option=commands]

If I put characters like { or _ in my source (between \starttyping and 
\stoptyping)
, they do not appear in the produced document

{ character is replaced by - character
_ character is replaced by '  character
etc....


If I configure setuptyping in the following way

\setuptyping[typing][color=black,style=\tt,escape=/,option=commands]

(just change \ss to \tt)

everything is ok !

Any idea ?

thanks in advance for any help

jp

Re: \setuptyping

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hi,

Jean-Pierre Le Narzul <lenarzul@free.fr> writes:

> Any idea ?

Yes: don't use computer-modern fonts. They don't have { } and _
except for typewriter. 

Use any other font encoded in ec or texnansi or whatever encoding.
See for example latin-modern:


==================================================
\starttext

\setuptyping[typing][color=black,style=\ss,escape=/,option=commands]

\starttyping
hello_world {brace}
\stoptyping

\setupencoding [default=ec] 
\usetypescript [all] [latin-modern] [\defaultencoding]%
\setupbodyfont[reset]%
\setupbodyfont[cmr]%

\starttyping
hello_world {brace}
\stoptyping

\stoptext
==================================================

Patrick

PS: and please (!!!) provide a minimal but complete working (or
no-working) example next time. It would save the others some time.

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Re: Re: \setuptyping

[Jean-Pierre Le Narzul]

Hi,

Thanks for your explanation.
I understand the problem now !

But unfortunately, the example you provide is not working for me.
The pdf file displays the wrong characters for both \starttyping 
\stoptyping ...

   jp

PS: sorry for not providing an example in my first mail. I am using 
yours now ....


Le jeudi, 18 sep 2003, à 00:18 Europe/Paris, Patrick Gundlach a écrit :

> Hi,
>
> Jean-Pierre Le Narzul <lenarzul@free.fr> writes:
>
>> Any idea ?
>
> Yes: don't use computer-modern fonts. They don't have { } and _
> except for typewriter.
>
> Use any other font encoded in ec or texnansi or whatever encoding.
> See for example latin-modern:
>
>
> ==================================================
> \starttext
>
> \setuptyping[typing][color=black,style=\ss,escape=/,option=commands]
>
> \starttyping
> hello_world {brace}
> \stoptyping
>
> \setupencoding [default=ec]
> \usetypescript [all] [latin-modern] [\defaultencoding]%
> \setupbodyfont[reset]%
> \setupbodyfont[cmr]%
>
> \starttyping
> hello_world {brace}
> \stoptyping
>
> \stoptext
> ==================================================
>
> Patrick
>
> PS: and please (!!!) provide a minimal but complete working (or
> no-working) example next time. It would save the others some time.
>
> -- 
> Silent is the goldfish in its bowl
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Re: \setuptyping

[Patrick Gundlach]

Jean-Pierre Le Narzul <lenarzul@free.fr> writes:

Hello,

> Thanks for your explanation.
> I understand the problem now !
>
> But unfortunately, the example you provide is not working for me.
> The pdf file displays the wrong characters for both \starttyping
> \stoptyping ...

Perhaps you don't have latinmodern installed? Visit your local ctan
node and look for fonts/lm. Or try another font with a "good"
encoding.

Patrick


-- 
Silent is the goldfish in its bowl

Re: Re: latin-modern font

[lenarzul]

I always had problems with changing fonts ....
As you suggested, lm is probably not installed on my
system ...
So, I downloaded the lm.tar.gz file from CTAN and got
the following hierachy 

atacama[14:42]%ls lm/fonts/
afm/    tfm/    type1/


What should I do for using this font under Context ?
Do I need to write typescript files or is it possible
to use it in a very simple manner ?

Thanks again for your help

jp



Quoting Patrick Gundlach <pg@levana.de>:

> Jean-Pierre Le Narzul <lenarzul@free.fr> writes:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> > Thanks for your explanation.
> > I understand the problem now !
> >
> > But unfortunately, the example you provide is not working for me.
> > The pdf file displays the wrong characters for both \starttyping
> > \stoptyping ...
> 
> Perhaps you don't have latinmodern installed? Visit your local ctan
> node and look for fonts/lm. Or try another font with a "good"
> encoding.
> 
> Patrick
> 
> 
> -- 
> Silent is the goldfish in its bowl
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> ntg-context@ntg.nl
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Re: latin-modern font

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Jean-Pierre,

> What should I do for using this font under Context ?
> Do I need to write typescript files or is it possible
> to use it in a very simple manner ?

see
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=uselmfonts
for general installation intstruction. 
You should use a recent ConTeXt version and my test file. Thats about
it. If you experience any problems with ConTeXt/lmodern you should
post the complete output of a minimal test file.

HTH,
Patrick
-- 
Silent is the goldfish in its bowl