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ConTeXt comes with configuration files for Textadept that can be found in <code>\ConTeXt\tex\texmf-context\context\data\textadept\context</code>. They can basically be copied from <code>context</code> folder to your <code>USERNAME\.textadept</code> folder. There are some things to take into account before doing so:
* The included files are for Textadept 9 only. Using the files unchanged with Textadept 10 will give you errors and make TA unusable.
* The included files are a migration of ConTeXt settings for SciTE. They might work not as expected.
* The included <code>init.lua</code> is not empty. If you edited yours already, your changes will be overwritten. You can circumvent this by renaming ConTeXt's <code>init.lua</code> to something different like <code>dinit.lua</code> and load the renamed file directly from your own <code>init.lua</code> by using the following code:
require('dinit.lua')
* The included files are numberous and come within a strict structure that must not be changed. It might be very difficult for Textadept 9 onlyusers to understand the code and change settings. It might be more worthwile to create an own lexer for context. Using A good starting point for this is the files unchanged context-lexer that comes with TA. It's located in the folder <code>Textadept 10 will give you errors and make TA unusable\lexers</code>.
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