Command/texenginename
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\texenginename
Syntax (autogenerated)
Syntax
| \texenginename |
Description
The command \texenginename provides the name of the engine used.
Example
\setuppapersize[A5] This Wikipage was rendered with\ \Context\ version\ \contextversion.\crlf It uses \texenginename\ version \texengineversion\ as engine.
produces
Jit engines (LuajitTeX)
The engine name using LuajitTeX prodcues "LuaTeX" by design.
To print LuajitTeX when used, one can define the following command:
% engine=luajittex \def\texjitenginename{\ctxlua{if (texenginename == LuaTeX and jit ~= nil) then context("LuajitTeX") else context.texenginename() end }} \texjitenginename
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See also
- \texenginename gives the name of the engine (e.g. LuaTeX, or XeTeX).
- \texengineversion gives the version number of the engine (e.g. 0.64).
- \contextversion gives the timestamp of the ConTeXt version in use
- \contextmark gives MKII or MKIV, the ConTeXt major release marker
- \contextversionnumber gives the ConTeXt version followed by the mark.
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