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  • == Missing commands from cont-??.xml == Commands like {{cmd|placecontent}} are not in the list, because they are generated f
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  • ...ad by ConTeXt reads at format generation time. As distributed, it contains commands to control hyphenation patterns and startup languages for the generated for If any changes to the predefined commands are needed, it is probably
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  • function commands.wiki_to_table(str) -- wrong namespace {\ctxlua{commands.wiki_to_table([[\detokenize{#1}]])}%
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  • --><span class="second" >{''commands''}</span><!-- <td>The number of times to repeat the commands</td>
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  • If document start(text, component) and stop(text, component) commands exit in the document, the parser will build a tree with preamble, main, and If no start- or stop- commands exist in the document, all content is contained in a main node.
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  • Used to define block level commands. %Now the following commands are available: \startExtract and \stopExtract
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  • TeX's primitive <code>\csname</code> can be used to construct all kind of commands that cannot be defined with <code>\def</code> and <code>\let</code>. Every As we will see, ConTeXt uses these commands many times, which is mainly due to its object oriented and parameter driven
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  • [[Category:Command/TeX commands|hss]]
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  • ...nt}} for a given block. Additional [[:Category:Command/Alignment|alignment commands list]]. ...<tt>left</tt> alignments are '''backwards from the usual directions in all commands that accept an alignment option''', in the sense of "ragged left" and "ragg
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  • Defined commands: * font commands: {{cmd|mathcal}}, {{cmd|mathbb}}, {{cmd|mathfrak}}
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  • --><span class="second" >{''commands''}</span><!-- <td class="cmd">{''commands''}</td>
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  • A Controlled Vocabulary for Documenting ConTeXt Commands Option keywords are not necessarily consistent across all commands.
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  • ...eXt way is the <code>\blackboard{...}</code> command. Also, the following commands are defined:
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  • --><span class="second" >{''commands''}</span><!-- <td class="cmd">{''commands''}</td>
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  • These commands {{See also casing commands}}
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  • To quickly access Lua commands in the {{code|command}} table. \def\ctxcommand #1{\directlua{commands.#1}} % saves tokens
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  • ...ument, but it expects to be told which files are referenced with the LaTeX commands <tt>\bibliography</tt> or <tt>\nobibliography.</tt> ...ion buffer, add the string <tt>setupbibtex\[database=</tt> to the list of commands.
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  • ...|setupinterlinespace}}. Below is an example, with some explanations of the commands.
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  • ...ion">Each call to {{cmd|definelabelclass}} defines a whole series of other commands. {{todo|I am a bit lost here. I have no idea what half of these generated commands do --[[User:Taco|Taco]] ([[User talk:Taco|talk]]) 21:48, 30 August 2020 (CE
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  • ...nds are not redefined by a user, so it saves quite a large number of these commands internally under a different name. For this, it uses their canonical name, ...etting commands, all of the font definition commands, and quite a few math commands like <code>\left</code> and <code>\right</code>, <code>\over</code>, and <c
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  • There are three main types of commands in ConTeXt: Many commands don&rsquo;t fit into one of these types, but here are some that do. For bre
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  • === Scratch commands === ConTeXt uses another large set of 'scratch' commands to store all sorts of string values in, because if you have to repeat them
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  • The two commands <code>\expandoneargafter</code> and <code>\expandtwoargsafter</code> make m These commands expect the arguments to be macros, the <code>\full...</code> versions do a
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  • ...eformat}}. That command allows you to define your own <code>in</code>-like commands. ...ormat| <tt>\definereferenceformat</tt>]] for setting up your own reference commands
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  • ...f the LaTeX environment, we might want to separate the document formatting commands from the actual text of the abstract. {{cmd|start}} - {{cmd|stop}} commands, so we can define an
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  • = Two commands to set up the language aspects= ...use of the UTF-8 standard for input and output encoding, you only need two commands, with the '''[[#Language tags|language tag]]''' you want in brackets:
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  • One can create a symbol set with a specific font by using the commands {{code|1=\startsymbolset}} --- {{code|1=\stopsymbolset}}. ...=dbend}}) with the command {{code|1=\symbol{dbend}}}, or imbed it in other commands.
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  • Unlike the project structure commands such as {{cmd|environment}} and {{cmd|component}}, {{cmd|input}} will not c ...structured usage (inside books and articles) the actual project structure commands are a better match.
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  • available commands and their functionality. * [[Beginners/setupcommands | Setup commands]]
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  • See further down to learn how to use the bot; the basic IRC commands; and how to start using IRC in general. Sorry about putting the most introd == Basic IRC commands ==
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  • == The LuaTeX buffers.* commands == These commands were all found in the source code: [http://source.contextgarden.net/buff-in
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  • ...2" class="doc1">specifies the reference-key for use with cross-referencing commands (see {{cmd|at}} and {{cmd|in}}).</td></tr> ...ommands are only available in ConTeXt MkIV. They supersede the sectioning commands {{cmd|part}}, {{cmd|chapter}}, {{cmd|section}}, {{cmd|subsection}}, {{cmd|s
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  • <td class="doc1">enable pagebreak commands ?</td> <td class="doc1">disable pagebreak commands ?</td>
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  • {{cmd|dodoublegroupempty}} is used to write commands that can take zero, one, or two arguments in braces: if the user specifies * [[Commands with optional arguments]]
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  • * The commands in category [[:Category:Commands/Symbols|Commands/Symbols]].
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  • ...possible to change the style of the output by using appropriate ''setup'' commands in the preamble. For example, to make the section titles bold and to use it
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  • ...but not others, it's probably best to limit the content of these files to commands like {{cmd|enabledirectives}} and {{cmd|enableexperiments}}.
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  • <td class="cmd">[[Command/keyword:commands|commands]]</td>
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  • <div class="cd:description">The commands {{cmd|setupdocument}} and {{cmd|startdocument}} allow passing arbitrary key
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  • === Simple commands === Simple commands like `\setuphead` have a simple page name as well: `/Command/setuphead` ({{
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  • ==Commands== <tr><th>Other Commands</th><th>Description</th></tr>
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  • {{See also casing commands}}
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  • This page is a brief overview of some of the commonly used commands. = Commonly used commands =
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  • (One can only use "fill" commands, pens are not supported.)
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  • ==Commands== : To disable sectioning commands, set <tt>\SetupSteps[defaultsection=page]</tt>.
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  • Most (all?) commands come with an accompanying \setup command, which While writing on this wiki you can refer to user commands with the [[:Template:cmd|cmd]] template, like so:
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  • Place headers and footers with the commands \setupheadertexts and {{cmd|setupfootertexts}}. These commands take 4 arguments. The first is for the left handed side on odd pages, the s
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  • {{todo|perhaps this applies to other commands as well, like {{cmd|from}} or {{cmd|goto}}?}}
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  • Several commands are available for different sizes of delimiters:
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  • {{See also casing commands}}
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  • ...is used to run commands from within CudaText such as the ConTeXt PDF build commands. ...suffix to be <code>*.sublime-build</code> which is the standard for build commands for both Sublime Text editor as well as CudaText's Runner plug-in.
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  • {{cmd|dodoubleempty}} is used to write commands that can take zero, one, or two square-bracketed arguments: if the user spe * [[Commands with optional arguments]]
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  • To avoid clashes with existing and future commands, any module determine what commands will be available.
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  • {{See also casing commands}}
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  • ...nvoked as {{cmd|definefloat|[remark][remarks][intermezzo]}}, the following commands are defined, with defaults taken from the intermezzo environment, and the " {{todo|there are some more commands and internals automatically generated}}
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  • ...ments that when expanded runs a block of lua code instead of executing TeX commands.
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  • ...e value of the `\linewidth` register, which is applied by most `\setup...` commands to set `rulethickness`, e.g. {{cmd|setupframed}}, {{cmd|setupbackgrounds}},
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  • ...in ConTeXt with the <tt>\setupalign[line]</tt> directive. The rest of the commands in the examples below are merely to produce fake text to illustrate the eff
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  • This is very useful when defining macro commands as short hands for text (or other expressions used within text), since by d
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  • It also allows commands, as contained in the previous code snippet. This commands accepts positive and negative steps. Illegal
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  • Many ConTeXt commands accept a <code>style</code> and a <code>color</code> parameter. These in tu
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  • ...process a file containing so called XML formatting objects by issuing the commands:
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  • ...:description">Print text verbatim, preceded by a backslash. Useful for TeX commands in running text.
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  • === Not really commands === === Removed commands ===
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  • ...re used for putting frames, margins and backgrounds around a block of math commands.
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  • * [[Inside ConTeXt]]: [[System Macros]] (recommended reading), commands, and other programming.
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  • The same applies to all the commands which take one or more parameters, provided that in their definition no spe Next, for commands which use specific delimiters, such as the {{code|\MyGoTo}} command defined
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  • ...|definemarking}}, or one of the predefined mark classes for the sectioning commands: <code>chapter</code>, <code>section</code>, et cetera.
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  • <td>''ConTeXt commands''</td>
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  • <div class="cd:description">Named buffer classes replace the default buffer commands with special versions wherein the <code>buffer</code> part is replaced by y
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  • =List of commands= ...atient a small additional module is provided that remaps the natural table commands onto extreme tables:
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  • :# How-to deal with define, setup and start commands :# How-to define commands/macros
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  • Defines the following commands:
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  • == Commands and Arguments == * [[Commands with KeyVal arguments|Commands with Key=Value arguments]]: (Topic: things like <code>\command[thiskey=that
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  • commands to issue to convert the ConTeXt examples here to PDF. You ConTeXt commands in XML and does little more. One could look at a
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  • ...nice structure called {{code|1=mathstackers}} in order to define new math commands in which some characters However one may define one's own commands. A typical example is when you want to put a small circle on top of a lette
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  • {{See also casing commands}}
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  • Several commands are available for different sizes:
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  • {{See also casing commands}}
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  • % Commands to translate LaTeX environment calls == Other LaTeX Commands ==
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  • <div class="cd:description">In a self-contained text we use the following commands to mark the beginning and end of a text: The commands <code>\starttext...\stoptext</code> may be nested: within a text a new text
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  • Several commands are available for different sizes:
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  • Several commands are available for different sizes:
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  • Several commands are available for different sizes:
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  • Several commands are available for different sizes:
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  • Several commands are available for different sizes:
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  • Several commands are available for different sizes:
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  • Several commands are available for different sizes:
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  • Several commands are available for different sizes:
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  • ...ment: not all environments are supported (only those with \start and \stop commands right now), and the extension only supports English.
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  • ...the power of the Lua language at your fingertips. All <code>\xml...</code> commands have their Lua counterparts. Unfortunately, this is not yet fully documente ...ork with the content of your xml elements within Lua; <code>lxml...</code> commands pass the content to ConTeXt and typeset it.
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  • The need for these commands appears when you have to strip braces from a (saved) argument. For instance ...or <code>\command[##1][#2]</code> and the third, well one may guess. These commands support constructions like:
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  • ...used most at Pragma ADE are the itemizing ones. One of those initial shell commands took care of an optional argument, that enabled the specification of the it ...in the well known way. Therefore the next set of <code>\ifthenelse</code> commands were between the first ones we needed. A few years later, the opposite beca
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  • ...} is a standalone part of the project structure. A product can contain any commands and text. A product can contain component files with {{cmd|component| yourf
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  • Several commands are available for different sizes:
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  • List of the commands to work with cached boxes: All these commands can be used on Lua side with the usual syntax <tt>context.<command>(<params
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  • ...d on the old [[Mark_II|Mark II]] ConTeXt version, though <tt>\show...</tt> commands are still the same. Work-in-progress page on current [[LMTX]] version is [[ ......<tt>false</tt> is a switch that influences the behaviour of some other commands. You can check the setting with {{cmd|iftrace...}}. In the following we lea
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  • [[Category:Command/TeX commands|hrule]]
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  • ...t element, you must first define the target's reference label. All titling commands and a lot of others take one as optional parameter, e.g. sections. In this case the referencing commands, like {{cmd|in}} just output the
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  • ...This keyword can also be used with the <code>page</code> key in structural commands.
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