new stuff for brave users

new stuff for brave users

[Patrick Gundlach]

Dear ConTeXt users,

I have started another service. Please note that this is not finished
yet and might change or get out of service once in a while (I have no
experience with such a service). You can process your ConTeXt
documents online. Just point your browser to 

http://live.contextgarden.net

and type in your favourite ConTeXt document. Click on "typeset" and
you will be able to donwload the pdf file. Please report any errors
to me!

And again: this service is still some kind of "beta". 


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Re: new stuff for brave users

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello,

> http://live.contextgarden.net

one thing to add: I'd appreciate any kind of comments, since I have
only tested it with safari and old versions of mozilla. If you think
that there is anything strange, don't hesitate to tell me! And don't
rely on your impression that others will do so, so there would no
need for feedback. 

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Re: Re: new stuff for brave users

[Vit Zyka]

>>http://live.contextgarden.net
> 
> one thing to add: I'd appreciate any kind of comments, since I have
> only tested it with safari and old versions of mozilla. If you think
> that there is anything strange, don't hesitate to tell me! And don't
> rely on your impression that others will do so, so there would no
> need for feedback. 
> 
> Patrick

Hmmm. Contextgarden with texshow are great ideas and tools for making 
usage of ConTeXt easier. So I desided to fill some contents occasionally.

Two weeks ago and again two days ago I asked Patrick what to do if I 
want to write some macro description but the macro is not present in 
texshow. But no response I have received yet. So the above Patrick's 
annoucement is a bit funny for me ;-)

OK, I ask here in the list again, see bellow.

Cheers
Vit Zyka

-------------------------------------------------------------
 > Hallo Patrick,

 > i have noticed that the next group of macros is missing in the
 > texshow-web:

 > \definelayer[name][...,=,...]
 > \setlayer[name][...,=,...]{text}

 > Can you add them, please? Or there is another way how to do it?

Re: new stuff for brave users

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Vit,

> Two weeks ago and again two days ago I asked Patrick what to do if I
> want to write some macro description but the macro is not present in
> texshow. But no response I have received yet. So the above Patrick's
> annoucement is a bit funny for me ;-)
>
> OK, I ask here in the list again, see bellow.

Well, I have receieved your message, but was too busy on
context-live. Your message is still in my inbox and I will work on
texshow-web this week. Your suggestion is not that trivial, since I
have an automatic update scheme that is not able to look at new
entries. I will have to extend the program and do some testing.
 Sorry for the delay!

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Re: Re: new stuff for brave users

[Vit Zyka]

Patrick Gundlach wrote:

> Hello Vit,
> 
> Well, I have receieved your message, but was too busy on
> context-live. Your message is still in my inbox and I will work on
> texshow-web this week. Your suggestion is not that trivial, since I
 > ...
 > Patrick

All right, I understand that.

 > > \definelayer[name][...,=,...]
 > > \setlayer[name][...,=,...]{text}
 >
 > > Can you add them, please? Or there is another way how to do it?

 > i have to do that to the main file; since layers are relatively new i 
 > didn't do it yet, but i'll put it on my todo list -)
 > Hans

Great!
Vit

Re: Re: new stuff for brave users

[Hans Hagen]

Vit Zyka wrote:

> > i have noticed that the next group of macros is missing in the
> > texshow-web:
>
> > \definelayer[name][...,=,...]
> > \setlayer[name][...,=,...]{text}
>
> > Can you add them, please? Or there is another way how to do it?

i have to do that to the main file; since layers are relatively new i didn't do it yet, but i'll put it on my todo list -) 

Hans 

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Re: Re: new stuff for brave users

[Taco Hoekwater]

> Two weeks ago and again two days ago I asked Patrick what to do if I 
> want to write some macro description but the macro is not present in 
> texshow. But no response I have received yet. So the above Patrick's 
> annoucement is a bit funny for me ;-)

This also raises another problem: what to do if the syntax definition is wrong?

The very first definition is wrong: \about's syntax  is 
	\about [ref] 
not
	\about {text} [ref]

I fixed that in the garden, but will that new definition be destroyed at the
next automatic update? (my change also didn't update the display, btw.)


-- 
groeten,

Taco

texshow-web

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Taco,

> This also raises another problem: what to do if the syntax
>definition is wrong?
>
> The very first definition is wrong: \about's syntax  is 
> 	\about [ref] 
> not
> 	\about {text} [ref]
>
> I fixed that in the garden, but will that new definition be destroyed at the
> next automatic update? 

No, it won't. If it does, it it clearly an error. (I was a bit lying,
the update is semi automatic, my script gives me the choice of using
the changed entry on the webserver or the new one in cont-en.xml).

> (my change also didn't update the display, btw.)

This is clearly an error that should not happen. I'll look into it
this week.

Thanks for the report.

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Re: Re: new stuff for brave users

[Hans Hagen]

Taco Hoekwater wrote:

>  
>
>>Two weeks ago and again two days ago I asked Patrick what to do if I 
>>want to write some macro description but the macro is not present in 
>>texshow. But no response I have received yet. So the above Patrick's 
>>annoucement is a bit funny for me ;-)
>>    
>>
>
>This also raises another problem: what to do if the syntax definition is wrong?
>
>The very first definition is wrong: \about's syntax  is 
>	\about [ref] 
>not
>	\about {text} [ref]
>
>I fixed that in the garden, but will that new definition be destroyed at the
>next automatic update? (my change also didn't update the display, btw.)
>  
>
best send such patches to me, or maybe collect them as comment so that they can be fed back to me  

Hans 

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Re: new stuff for brave users

[Patrick Gundlach]

[...]

>>I fixed that in the garden, but will that new definition be destroyed at the
>>next automatic update? (my change also didn't update the display, btw.)
>>  
> best send such patches to me, or maybe collect them as comment so that
> they can be fed back to me  Hans

I collect all the changes in texshow-web and could notify you once in
a while of the differences between the current cont-en.xml and
texshow-web.

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Re: Re: new stuff for brave users

[Mojca Miklavec]

>>http://live.contextgarden.net
> 
> one thing to add: I'd appreciate any kind of comments, since I have
> only tested it with safari and old versions of mozilla. If you think
> that there is anything strange, don't hesitate to tell me! And don't
> rely on your impression that others will do so, so there would no
> need for feedback. 
> 
> Patrick

Here is what I wrote yesterday, but haven't sent yet :)
Did I send this accidentaly ? :) :) :)

It's a great service, it would just make sense to connect the wiki and 
code rendering, so that the code written would be automatically 
"copy-pasted" in the window (or any other mechanism to enable quick 
acces to the documents described in wiki).

Well done again,
	Mojca Miklavec

***   ***   ***   ***   ***

1.) WIKI

1.1.) It would make sense to add a link to CenTeXt wiki from
www.pragma-ade.com

1.2.) http://www.mayer.dial.pipex.com/latexrender.zip
is an example of a tool which (as long as I have seen and understood it
correctly) does nothing else but wrapping a (LaTeX) code, executing it
and cropping the relevant part into PNG image. There are already modules
for PHPBB and wiki. I guess it wouldn't take so much additional effort
to enable some excelent feature to both the ConTeXt and texshow wiki:
* rendering image as an example of the effect of the code written there

For example, if someone would write:
    [context]
    a couple of lines of context code
    [/context]

it would be shown as the code as well as a PNG image showing the result
and perhaps an additional link to the PDF document rendered.

Re: new stuff for brave users

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Mojca,

> Here is what I wrote yesterday, but haven't sent yet :)
> Did I send this accidentaly ? :) :) :)

No, but my looking-forward-in-time-gadget sent me a copy of your
message ;-)

> It's a great service, it would just make sense to connect the wiki and
> code rendering, so that the code written would be automatically
> "copy-pasted" in the window (or any other mechanism to enable quick
> acces to the documents described in wiki).

Yes, I was already thinking about that (if I am right, then the
live... service was mainly for interactive content generation from
the wiki). But I am not sure yet what and how should be done. 

> Well done again,

thanks!

> * rendering image as an example of the effect of the code written there
>
> For example, if someone would write:
>     [context]
>     a couple of lines of context code
>     [/context]

yes, this is a good idea. I have also thougth about sth. like
<texcommand>\setupframe</texcommand>  that links to texshow-web and
presents the syntax definition. 

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Re: new stuff for brave users

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello,

[...]

> 1.) WIKI

[...]

> 1.2.) http://www.mayer.dial.pipex.com/latexrender.zip
> is an example of a tool which (as long as I have seen and understood it
> correctly) does nothing else but wrapping a (LaTeX) code, executing it
> and cropping the relevant part into PNG image. There are already modules
> for PHPBB and wiki. I guess it wouldn't take so much additional effort
> to enable some excelent feature to both the ConTeXt and texshow wiki:
> * rendering image as an example of the effect of the code written there
>
> For example, if someone would write:
>     [context]
>     a couple of lines of context code
>     [/context]

This is now possible. So you can (for example) write

<context>
\setupcolors [state=start]
\framed [background=color,
         backgroundcolor=green,
         offset=1cm ]{hello world!}
</context>

and guess what happens: it will display a black frame with green
content and "hello world!" centered in it.

I have not looked closely at latexrenderer though. 

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Re: new stuff for brave users

[Floris van Manen]

Patrick,

just gave the context service a try.
concerning the UI i aks myself why i get default the logfile opened in
a separate window and that i have to explicitly open the pdf file to
see the result of what the action is all about in the first place :-)

i would opt for a better 'result-ready' flag (e.g. providing the link
to the result) instead of opening a log file that is of not too much
interest when everything went OK.

typeset
if error then show (link) to log file and not to a (non-existing pdf)
else provide links to pdf result and logfile

also maybe more convenient to keep the typeset and reset buttons to
the top (as well) close to the links of the (possible) result files.

//Floris

Re: new stuff for brave users

[Tobias Burnus]

Hello,

Floris van Manen wrote:

>i would opt for a better 'result-ready' flag (e.g. providing the link
>to the result) instead of opening a log file that is of not too much
>interest when everything went OK.
>  
>
How about something like that:

Show an intermediate page with a reload HTTP header which calls itself 
repeatedly
a) If the PDF file exists redirect to the PDF page
b) If no PDF exists but the texexec has ended, redirect to the logfile

Maybe some option "[ ] don't load PDF file automatically", which shows a 
page where I can choose between PDF file and logfile, might be useful too.

The redirect should not use http-equiv but the real HTTP header.

Instead of reloading, you may also try Serverpush:

# Use server push to display a "Please wait..." message for the user while
# executing their query if their browser supports it and they are viewing
# the bug list as HTML and they have not disabled it by adding &serverpush=0
# to the URL.
#
# Server push is a Netscape 3+ hack incompatible with MSIE, Lynx, and 
others.
# Even Communicator 4.51 has bugs with it, especially during page reload.
# http://www.browsercaps.org used as source of compatible browsers.
#
my $serverpush =
  $format->{'extension'} eq "html"
    && exists $ENV{'HTTP_USER_AGENT'}
      && $ENV{'HTTP_USER_AGENT'} =~ /Mozilla.[3-9]/
        && $ENV{'HTTP_USER_AGENT'} !~ /[Cc]ompatible/
          && $ENV{'HTTP_USER_AGENT'} !~ /WebKit/
            && !defined($::FORM{'serverpush'})
              || $::FORM{'serverpush'};

if ($serverpush) {
    print $cgi->multipart_start();
    # Generate and return the UI (HTML page) from the appropriate template.
    $template->process("list/server-push.html.tmpl", $vars)
    print $cgi->multipart_end();
    print $cgi->multipart_start(-type=>$contenttype);
}


#Generate normal content
print $cgi->multipart_final() if $serverpush;


Tobias

Re: new stuff for brave users

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Tobias, Floris and others,

[live.contextgarden.net]

>>i would opt for a better 'result-ready' flag (e.g. providing the link
>>to the result) instead of opening a log file that is of not too much
>>interest when everything went OK.
>>  
> How about something like that:
>
> Show an intermediate page with a reload HTTP header which calls itself
> repeatedly
> a) If the PDF file exists redirect to the PDF page
> b) If no PDF exists but the texexec has ended, redirect to the logfile

which would be the same as just waiting for the texexec job to finish
and then finish loading the website.

> The redirect should not use http-equiv but the real HTTP header.

But, as far as I can see, the user would see an empty page until
texexec stops (perhaps depending on the browser).

> Instead of reloading, you may also try Serverpush:

yuck, this looks very evil to me.


What I try to achieve is to be able to use the live... without
javascript. And I still haven't found a good way of doing so. I'll
stop the popup with the output, and I think I will wait for the
website to load until the texexec jobs finishes.

Patrick (thanks also for all the other suggestions)
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texshow-web (was: colors without \definecolor)

[Mikael Persson]

Dear list and Patrick,

from texshow-web page ( http://texshow.contextgarden.net/ ) I read

"texshow-web is a web application for all user-commands that can be
used in ConTeXt."

However, I see that \colored is not inthere. This is also true for
some other commands appearing at this list occasionally (usually dug
from source by Wolfgang). Is this because

1) the texshow is not updated?
2) these commands are "not meant" for users?
3) any other reason?

I think the texshow-web is a very useful source of information. An
updated version would be really wonderful!

/Mikael

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Wolfgang Schuster <schuster.wolfgang@googlemail.com>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 8:31 AM
Subject: Re: [NTG-context] colors without \definecolor
To: mailing list for ConTeXt users <ntg-context@ntg.nl>


Am 04.02.10 21:41, schrieb Philipp Gesang:
>
> Hi all,
>
>
> I understand that in order to use a color with \color[somecolor]{colored
> text} I first have to \definecolor[somecolor][r=.4,g=0,b=1].  Currently
> I'm trying to do automated colorizing with the help of some lua code and
> I'd like to make up rgb vectors on the spot without having to
> \definecolor them first, e.g. something like \color[r=.4,g=0,b=1]
> {colored text}.  Is there a way to achieve this in mkiv?  (Right now I'm
> assigning new rgb values to the same color "name" whenever the function
> is called that concatenates the next \color[]{} statement.  This seems a
> bit verbose and hacky to me.)

\colored[r=...,g=...,b=...]{...}

or

{\colored[r=...,g=...,b=...]...}

Wolfgang

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Re: texshow-web (was: colors without \definecolor)

[Hans Hagen]

On 5-2-2010 9:00, Mikael Persson wrote:

> 3) any other reason?

it's a rather recently added command

Hans

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Re: texshow-web (was: colors without \definecolor)

[Mikael Persson]

Thanks for you answer, Hans.

Do they appear automatically in texshow or does someone have to update
by hand? How long does it typically take? Is there something one can
do?

Mikael

On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 9:21 AM, Hans Hagen <pragma@wxs.nl> wrote:
> On 5-2-2010 9:00, Mikael Persson wrote:
>
>> 3) any other reason?
>
> it's a rather recently added command
>
> Hans
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Re: texshow-web

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hi Mikael,


> Do they appear automatically in texshow or does someone have to update
> by hand? How long does it typically take? Is there something one can
> do?

I will transfer the old texshow-web into the wiki, so the new commands
can be added there easily. Jelle Huisman has suggested this and I think
it is the best way for all of us to keep the commands up to date.

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texshow-web

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hi there,

I've updated texshow-web. It's a complete rewrite. This is now
database driven and I have tried hard to preserve all comments and
examples from the old texshow-web. Please report any errors
(preferrable include me in cc: if you post them on the list). 

Please fill in descriptions for the commands! Other contexters will
find this useful. You can now use most of the mediawiki wiki markup
for editing the descriptions. See the help page for more information. 

Patrick

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Re: texshow-web

[Aditya Mahajan]

On Tue, 18 Jul 2006, Patrick Gundlach wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> I've updated texshow-web. It's a complete rewrite. This is now
> database driven and I have tried hard to preserve all comments and
> examples from the old texshow-web. Please report any errors
> (preferrable include me in cc: if you post them on the list).
>
> Please fill in descriptions for the commands! Other contexters will
> find this useful. You can now use most of the mediawiki wiki markup
> for editing the descriptions. See the help page for more information.

The help page does not work.

Aditya

Re: texshow-web

[Peter Münster]

On Tue, 18 Jul 2006, Patrick Gundlach wrote:

> I've updated texshow-web. It's a complete rewrite. This is now
> database driven and I have tried hard to preserve all comments and
> examples from the old texshow-web. Please report any errors
> (preferrable include me in cc: if you post them on the list). 
> 
> Please fill in descriptions for the commands! Other contexters will
> find this useful. You can now use most of the mediawiki wiki markup
> for editing the descriptions. See the help page for more information. 

Hello Patrick,
if I update some description in texshow-web, will it then appear
automatically in the normal texshow of the next ConTeXt-release?
Cheers, Peter

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Re: texshow-web

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Peter (and Taco and others),


> if I update some description in texshow-web, will it then appear
> automatically in the normal texshow of the next ConTeXt-release?

I didn't think of _that_ question. I guess Taco and I have to figure
that out, but I suppose the answer is currently no, but will be yes in
the near future. 

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texshow-web

[Vit Zyka]

Hallo Patrick,

I added one third (only one third but most important one since 
analogy;-) of \setuplayout command to tewshow-web. To be more 
descriptive I snaffled table of page areas from wiki. Unfortunately 
comment field seems not to be html sensitive (see 
http://texshow.contextgarden.net/ts.rb?lang=en&what=desc&if=en&cmd=setuplayout)
...

Is there some chance to display the table here or it is better to refer 
to the wiki page (http://contextgarden.net/Layout)?

Vit Zyka

Re: texshow-web

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Vit,

> I added one third (only one third but most important one since
> analogy;-) of \setuplayout command to tewshow-web. 

Thank you for the start.

Currently (as you have seen), the text fields take only plain text. If
you would like it, I could make wiki links active, like
[wiki:Main_Page]. This should be pretty easy. The next step could be
to use one of the ruby's wiki-markup parsers, but they are
incompatible with the contextgarden wiki syntax. So (in the long
term), I would have to create my own interpreter. This would take me
some time. Should I start and make the [...] link active?

Patrick
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Re: Re: texshow-web

[Vit Zyka]

Patrick Gundlach wrote:
>>I added one third (only one third but most important one since
>>analogy;-) of \setuplayout command to tewshow-web. 
> 
> Currently (as you have seen), the text fields take only plain text. If
> you would like it, I could make wiki links active, like
> [wiki:Main_Page].

OK, Patrick, link is a sufficient solution. Thank you. So I change the 
content
http://texshow.contextgarden.net/ts.rb?lang=en&what=desc&if=en&cmd=setuplayout

Can you check if the link syntax is correct?

VZ

Re: texshow-web

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Vit,

> OK, Patrick, link is a sufficient solution. Thank you. So I change the
> content
> http://texshow.contextgarden.net/ts.rb?lang=en&what=desc&if=en&cmd=setuplayout
>
> Can you check if the link syntax is correct?

It looks good. Seems to work OK.

Patrick
(and thanks again for your contribution)

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Re: Re: texshow-web

[Hans Hagen]

Patrick Gundlach wrote:

> Currently (as you have seen), the text fields take only plain text. If
> you would like it, I could make wiki links active, like
> [wiki:Main_Page]. This should be pretty easy. The next step could be
> to use one of the ruby's wiki-markup parsers, but they are
> incompatible with the contextgarden wiki syntax. So (in the long
> term), I would have to create my own interpreter. This would take me
> some time. Should I start and make the [...] link active?

how about simple xml

Hans


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Re: texshow-web

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello Hans,

> how about simple xml

to typeset the examples within ConTeXt?

Patrick
(then I really have to look into xslt again)

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Re: things I do when I get bored...

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>There are still some bugs in the webserver. Once in a while it just
>dies. I keep an eye on it and try to get it stable. Right now it
>should work.

Yes, it\'s great!
It would be nice to have a short description for each command - I know, there is the documentation from Hans - but it would be comfortable to have the description in texshow.

Jörg

texshow-web

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hi,

> Yes, it\'s great!

thank you.

> It would be nice to have a short description for each command - I
> know, there is the documentation from Hans - but it would be
> comfortable to have the description in texshow.

Well, that is exactly what I am trying to achieve: to have
descriptions of all important commands. But that is up to the users
of texshow-web to supply these.

Perhaps "comment" is not enough. Do you think that it is wise to have
editable fields for comment and description and examples? 

Patrick

things I do when I get bored...

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello out there,



... are not what I am going to announce here.



But, you can -- if you are brave -- try out the new-on-the-www port of
texshow, the ConTeXt command browser. As a bonus, comments can be added
to the commands (as in etexshow), but since you are not alone on the
www, you can share and enjoy! One day I will add a section for
examples. You can then share your favorite examples with all the
other ConTeXt users out there.

Here is the url:

http://members.ping.de:8061/

at http://levana.de/context/texshow-web.html you get forwarded to the
whatever is the current location of texshow-web. The current location
will move some day to a place yet unknown.

Patrick
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I am happy for any suggestions/comments/...

Re: things I do when I get bored...

[Ed L Cashin]

Patrick Gundlach <pg@levana.de> writes:

...
> But, you can -- if you are brave -- try out the new-on-the-www port of
> texshow, the ConTeXt command browser. As a bonus, comments can be added
> to the commands (as in etexshow), but since you are not alone on the
> www, you can share and enjoy! One day I will add a section for
> examples. You can then share your favorite examples with all the
> other ConTeXt users out there.
>
> Here is the url:
>
> http://members.ping.de:8061/

I am brave.  This looks very nice!

It reminds me of something I've been wondering for a while, though.
Why are certain commands, like startitemize, absent from the list of
texshow commands? 

Is there a way to add commands to the web version?

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texshow-web

[Patrick Gundlach]

Ed L Cashin <ecashin@uga.edu> writes:

> I am brave.  This looks very nice!

Thanks.

> It reminds me of something I've been wondering for a while, though.
> Why are certain commands, like startitemize, absent from the list of
> texshow commands? 

because the provided list is not perfect yet. \startitemize is a
generated command from \defineitemgroup. So the command to lookup is
\startitemgroup. 

In my opinion there should be a link from \startitemize to
\startitemgroup, because \startitemize is in the core ConTeXt.

\section for example is (iirc) also generated, but listed in texshow.


> Is there a way to add commands to the web version?

Not yet. texshow-web will provide an interface soon.

I am thinking about a textarea on the html pages so you can upload
something like:

  <cd:command name="dosetuppageview">
    <cd:sequence>
      <cd:string value="dosetuppageview"/>
    <cd:/sequence>
    <cd:arguments>
      <cd:keywords>
	<cd:constant type="standard"/>
	<cd:constant type="width"/>
	<cd:constant type="height"/>
	<cd:constant type="unknown"/>
      <cd:/keywords>
    <cd:/arguments>
  <cd:/command>

I'll also provide an relax NG schema for this. (The data I get from
Hans is in the same format.)


Patrick
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You are your own rainbow!

Re: things I do when I get bored...

[Willi Egger]

This looks indeed nice and promising, its fast and may be a good solution 
for beginners and literates.
Most valuable will be descriptions and examples. I added just the first 
example... \translate

Willi

At 18:33 24.10.2003, Ed L Cashin wrote:
>Patrick Gundlach <pg@levana.de> writes:
>
>...
> > But, you can -- if you are brave -- try out the new-on-the-www port of
> > texshow, the ConTeXt command browser. As a bonus, comments can be added
> > to the commands (as in etexshow), but since you are not alone on the
> > www, you can share and enjoy! One day I will add a section for
> > examples. You can then share your favorite examples with all the
> > other ConTeXt users out there.
> >
> > Here is the url:
> >
> > http://members.ping.de:8061/
>
>I am brave.  This looks very nice!
>
>It reminds me of something I've been wondering for a while, though.
>Why are certain commands, like startitemize, absent from the list of
>texshow commands?
>
>Is there a way to add commands to the web version?
>
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texshow-web

[Patrick Gundlach]

Willi Egger <w.egger@boede.nl> writes:

> This looks indeed nice and promising, its fast and may be a good
> solution for beginners and literates.
> Most valuable will be descriptions and examples. I added just the
> first example... \translate

Great! I am making backups on a daily base now. Good examples can
make life a bit easier. I feel it frustrating to know that a certain
thing will be the right thing for me but I don't how to use it. 

Patrick
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You are your own rainbow!