Input and compilation

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A tutorial is an experience that takes place under the guidance of a tutor. A tutorial is always learning-oriented. Writing in ConTeXt, get started with input files and compilation Overview of basic commands	How-to guides are directions that guide the reader through a problem or towards a result. How-to guides are goal-oriented. Project and file management or how to split up content and setup. Languages or how to configure ConTeXt for the languages used for content? context and mtxrun executable scripts and auxiliary files Source formats XML Other markup languages sources Output formats PDF Export to XML HTML EPUB (linked to Export to XML HTML) Accessibility Posting on arxiv.org ConTeXt features Modes for conditional processing Setups, an alternative to macros for storing chunks of code Buffers, named chunks of text to be retrieved by the user later. Modules (like LaTeX "packages" or DTP users "plug-ins") Hiding content with Effects Common errors Unexpected behavior ConTeXt Test suite exercise many ConTeXt features Debugging (wip), Visual debugging, Trackers, and Log file About text editors
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Explanation is a discursive treatment of a subject, that permits reflection. Explanation is understanding-oriented. Tagged PDF (2025) Standards (2025) Signals (2025) Signals – macos (2025) Luatools mtxrun for ContTeXt (2020) L2R R2L – a few tips (2019) Workflows support in ConTeXt - MkIV and LuaTeX features for efficiency (2019) Tip Trick (mtxrun command) (2018) Steps – ConTeXt XML (2017) Languages in ConTEXt – explaining luatex and mkiv (2016) Dealing with XML in ConTeXt MkIV (2016) XML/Lua templates (2016) Exporting XML and ePub from Context (2015) Scite in Context MkIV : editor setup (2011) Modes – Modes are used for conditionnal processing (screen, A4, letter…) (2008) Directory Trees (2004) Figures – ConTeXt XML (2001) Project Structure, from Hans Hagen, ConTeXt magazine #1101 (2011). Conditional processing, from Aditya Mahajan, TUGboat, Vol.31 (2010)	Reference guides are technical descriptions of the machinery and how to operate it. Reference material is information-oriented. Welcome page to the referential Command categories Structure Projects Environments Buffer Pdf Variables

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Old content ?

• Version Control: Getting version control specific information in ConTeXt (2012).
• HTML and ConTeXt: Collaborative HTML document preparation using Wiki and its conversion to ConTeXt using Ruby (2007).
• Word-to-LaTeX/ConTeXt script (2007).
• Run in parallel (2008).
• A simple embedded Spellchecker (2012).
• Reviewing hyphenation (2013)