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== scarso luigi personal pages Some materials ===== Npp for ConTeXt ===

== Modules[https::documentation==//github.com/luigiScarso/context-npp This] is a notepad++ plugin for ConTeXt. Original work by Jason Yu, current developer Luigi Scarso.

Modules as name come from switch modules in <br/><code>texexec --pdf --modules ''module name''</code><br/>and it's a way to make pdf of documentation and code of ''module name'' . * first, see ''Inside_ConTeXt'' in [httpThe plugin is available here://sandbox.contextgarden.net/Inside_ConTeXt]; * [[UserFile:Luigi.scarso/modules.pdf]] Npp-for- Maybe you are searching for [[Modules]], ie extensions to ConTeXt's core functions.-- == Other stuff ==  *AutoSize: see supp-fun.texcfr. http://archive.contextgarden.net/message/20050415.075117.eaff60f9.html '''WARNING THIS CODE DOES NOT WORK!!'''---- I have download preprint of EUROTEX 2005[http://www.gutenberg.eu.org/EuroTeX2005/zip]]It's very interesting. For EUROTEX 2006, see slides here:http:Manual under doc//www.matexhu.org/eurotex2006/lectures/  Also very interesting are colors (here [http://contextgarden.net/index.php?title=Colors]) As soon as possible, I'd like to write something about:<!npp-context-* Xy-pic (cfr. [http://tugmanual.org/applications/Xy-pic/]) '' REMOVED ''-->* transforming a xml from a spreadsheet (''I'm working on gnumeric'') to pdf by context . An good way is to use ssconvert (a command line utility) that come with gnumeric ; it can do conversion xls <--> xhtml (among others) so for a simple sheet can be a good choice. I'm using it from 3/4 years, and I'm satisfied.* about python and context (cfr. ''TeX forever'' at preprint of EUROTEX 2005);    ----Is Indesign CS2 better than ConTeXt ?----    Cool links:<br/>http://pdfedit.petricek.net/It permits to look inside a pdf file, and perhaps to modify it.ASAP i will compile it.<br/>  http://www.mail-the archive.com/poppler@lists.There is a Ruby binding, Ruby/Poppler, in Ruby-GNOME2project.<br/> http://podofo.sourceforge.net/which is designed as a PDF parsing library.<br/> http://www.fauskes.net/pgf and so. There are pure python libraries likehttp://pybrary.net/pyPdf/ <br/>andhttp://www.boddie.org.uk/david/Projects/Python/pdftools/.