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* One of them is in the extracted Textadept main folder. It is '''not recommended''' to edit this file as your changes will be lost when you update Textadept. Instead:
* When you start Textadept for the first time a new folder <code>SYSDRIVE:\users\USERNAME\.textadept</code> gets created. It also contains the file called <code>init.lua</code>. This is the file and location where you should save all your Textadept settings. This way you can make a copy and use it on several computers. When you open it for the first time it should be empty.
Usually you have to restart Textadept after changing its configuration files. Robert Gieseke created a tiny code, which you can add to your <code>init.lua<code> to circumvent reloading of Textadept:
-- Save and reset Lua state: `F9`
keys['f9'] = function()
io.save_file()
reset()
end
=== Step 4.1: Bind a PDF build command into Textadept ===
A ConTeXt module for textadept is being developed at [https://github.com/stephengaito/ta-context-latex ta-context-latex].
Note though, that if you plan to use Textadept without LaTeX with ConTeXt mkiv only (recommended), then you might not need the package mentioned above as it comes with literally only a hand full of ConTeXt snippets. Italso needs additional software to be installed (Textredux, ctags), so that it's almost more comfortable to create own ConTeXt snippets with the ease of Textadept (see above).
