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math-stc.mkvi: \singlebond (was: math-arr.mkiv: \singlebond)
by Wolfgang Schuster 14 Sep '15

14 Sep '15

> Alan BRASLAU <mailto:alan.braslau@cea.fr> > 14. September 2015 16:37 > On Mon, 14 Sep 2015 16:15:33 +0200 > > I am not familiar with $\singlebond$ etc. > > > In ConTeXt, one can also use a different mechanism (chem-str.mkiv): > > \chemical{1,SINGLE,2,DOUBLE,3,TRIPLE,4} > > Looking at the result of the above, I find that the spacing of DOUBLE > should be modified (to .25ex rather than .5ex), a question of > aesthetics? > > Compare this with a third mechanism (mp-chem.mpiv, drawing a chemical > structure rather than writing an inline chemical formula): > > \startchemical > \chemical[ONE,Z0,SB1,Z1,MOV1,Z1,DB1,MOV1,Z1,TB1,MOV1,Z1] [1,2,3,4] > \stopchemical > > Ignore that the horizontal spacing is different, too, for the > structure ONE. I have no need for the commands, I was only surprised why this happened because it made no sense when you look at the definition of \singlebond in math-arr.mkiv. What I noticed now that Hans redefines the command later in math-stc.mkvi where a number delimiter is missing. When you stop TeX’s number scanner with a \relax you get the right output even with a number after \singlebond. -\unexpanded\edef\singlebond{\mathematics{\mathsurround\zeropoint\char\number"002D}} -\unexpanded\edef\doublebond{\mathematics{\mathsurround\zeropoint\char\number"003D}} -\unexpanded\edef\triplebond{\mathematics{\mathsurround\zeropoint\char\number"2261}} +\unexpanded\edef\singlebond{\mathematics{\mathsurround\zeropoint\char\number"002D\relax}} +\unexpanded\edef\doublebond{\mathematics{\mathsurround\zeropoint\char\number"003D\relax}} +\unexpanded\edef\triplebond{\mathematics{\mathsurround\zeropoint\char\number"2261\relax}} Wolfgang

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math-arr.mkiv: \singlebond
by Wolfgang Schuster 14 Sep '15

14 Sep '15

Hi, the \singlebond (as well as the \doublebond and \triplebond) command doesn’t produce a symbol when you put a number after it. \starttext $ l\singlebond r $\crlf $ 1\singlebond 2 $\crlf %$ 1\doublebond 2 $\crlf %$ 1\triplebond 2 $ \stoptext Wolfgang

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font-ini.mkvi: \bodyfontenvironmentlist
by Wolfgang Schuster 14 Sep '15

14 Sep '15

Hi, the allocation of the token list \bodyfontenvironmentlist on line 1192 \newtoks\bodyfontenvironmentlist can be removed because the command is redefined a few lines below. Wolfgang

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math-def.mkiv
by Wolfgang Schuster 14 Sep '15

14 Sep '15

Hi, the mathcommand defintion in line 151 misses a "colon" in its name. \definemathcommand [approxcoloncolon] [rel] {\approx\coloncolon\colonsep} -\definemathcommand [colonsim] [rel] {\coloncolon\colonsep\sim} +\definemathcommand [coloncolonsim] [rel] {\coloncolon\colonsep\sim} \definemathcommand [simcoloncolon] [rel] {\sim\coloncolon\colonsep} Wolfgang

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lxml-ini.lua: \clf_xmlafterdocumentsetup
by Wolfgang Schuster 13 Sep '15

13 Sep '15

Hi, the command \clf_xmlafterdocumentsetup takes three arguments and not two. -implement { name = "xmlafterdocumentsetup", actions = lxml.installsetup, arguments = { 4, "string", "string" } } +implement { name = "xmlafterdocumentsetup", actions = lxml.installsetup, arguments = { 4, "string", "string", "string" } } Wolfgang

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lang-lab.mkiv: \commalistsentence
by Wolfgang Schuster 09 Sep '15

09 Sep '15

Hi Hans, the \commalistsentence doesn’t use the default language dependant separator because the Lua function expects “separator" and “last" as variable names but you pass them from TeX with the variables "first" and "second". \def\typo_helpers_concat_comma_list[#1][#2]% {\clf_concatcommalist text {#1}% separators {#2}% first {\detokenize\expandafter{\normalexpanded{\labeltext{and-1}}}}% second {\detokenize\expandafter{\normalexpanded{\labeltext{and-2}}}}% \relax} Wolfgang

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Font key for \language
by Wolfgang Schuster 08 Sep '15

08 Sep '15

Hi Hans, the processing of the font key for \language doesn’t work because \feature takes the value as an unknown argument. \appendtoks \edef\p_language_font{\languageparameter\s!font}% \ifx\p_language_font\v!auto - \feature\currentlanguage + \doaddfeature\currentlanguage \fi \to \everylanguage Wolfgang

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lang-hyp.mkiv
by Wolfgang Schuster 07 Sep '15

07 Sep '15

Hi, \unexpanded\def\atleastoneword#1% {\begingroup - \starthyphenation[\c!method=traditional]% this might become default or a faster switch + \starthyphenation[traditional]% this might become default or a faster switch \sethyphenationfeatures[words]% #1\par - \stopthyphenation + \stophyphenation \endgroup} Wolfgang

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Typo in page-set.mkiv
by Aditya Mahajan 05 Sep '15

05 Sep '15

In the definition: \def\page_set_setup[#1][#2][#3]% {\ifthirdargument \unexpanded\def\page_set_setup_step##1% {\doifelse{##1}\v!each {\dorecurse{\namedcolumnsetparameter{#1}\c!n}{\page_set_setup_step\recurselevel}} {\normalexpanded{\page_set_setup_saved[#1:\recurselevel]}[#3]}}% \processcommalist[#2]\page_set_setup_step \else \page_set_setup_saved[#1][#2]% \fi} #1:\recurselevel should be replaced by #1:##1 Aditya

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core-env.mkvi
by Wolfgang Schuster 30 Aug '15

30 Aug '15

Hi, the two commands \setupwithargument and \fastsetupwithargument (same thing with the \...swapped commands) take their arguments in different order, i.e. we have \setupwithargument{<IDENTIFIER>}{<CONTENT>} and \fastsetupwithargument{<CONTENT>}{<IDENTIFIER>} Can’t the \fastsetupwithargument command take its arguments in the same order (I think this is easier to change because the command isn’t used in the source) as the \setupwithargument command. Wolfgang

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