%D \module
%D   [       file=context,
%D        version=2008.28.10, % 1995.10.10,
%D          title=\CONTEXT,
%D       subtitle=\CONTEXT\ Format Generation,
%D         author=Hans Hagen,
%D           date=\currentdate,
%D      copyright={PRAGMA ADE \& \CONTEXT\ Development Team}]
%C
%C This module is part of the \CONTEXT\ macro||package and is
%C therefore copyrighted by \PRAGMA. See mreadme.pdf for
%C details.

\catcode`\{=1 \catcode`\}=2 \catcode`\#=6

%D From the next string (which is set by the script that assembles the
%D distribution) later on we will calculate a number that can be used
%D by use modules to identify the feature level. Starting with version
%D 2004.8.30 the low level interface is english. Watch out and adapt
%D your styles an modules.

\edef\contextformat {\jobname}
\edef\contextversion{2019.07.16 18:23}

%D For those who want to use this:

\let\fmtname   \contextformat
\let\fmtversion\contextversion

%D Loading:

\edef\mksuffix   {mkii}
\edef\contextmark{MKII}

\ifx\normalinput\undefined \let\normalinput\input \fi

\def\loadmarkfile#1{\normalinput#1.\mksuffix\relax}

%D First we load the system modules. These implement a lot of
%D manipulation macros. The first one loads \PLAIN\ \TEX, as
%D minimal as possible.

\loadmarkfile{syst-ini}

%D Some checking (more primitives are now defined):

\ifdefined\defaultinterface   \else \def\defaultinterface  {english}         \fi
%ifdefined\messageinterface   \else \let\messageinterface  \defaultinterface \fi
\ifdefined\defaultlanguagetag \else \def\defaultlanguagetag{en}              \fi

%D More core code.

\loadmarkfile{syst-pln}

\loadmarkfile{norm-tex}
\loadmarkfile{norm-etx}
\loadmarkfile{norm-ptx}
\loadmarkfile{norm-xtx}
\loadmarkfile{norm-ctx}

\loadmarkfile{catc-ini}
\loadmarkfile{catc-act}
\loadmarkfile{catc-def}
\loadmarkfile{catc-ctx}
\loadmarkfile{catc-sym}
\loadmarkfile{catc-xml}

\loadmarkfile{syst-gen}
\loadmarkfile{syst-ext}
\loadmarkfile{syst-new}
\loadmarkfile{syst-con}
\loadmarkfile{thrd-trg}  % based on: David Carlisle

\loadmarkfile{syst-fnt}
\loadmarkfile{syst-str}
\loadmarkfile{syst-rtp}

\ifnum\texengine=\xetexengine
    \loadmarkfile{xetx-ini}
    \loadmarkfile{xetx-utf}
    \loadmarkfile{xetx-chr}
    \loadmarkfile{xetx-cls}
\fi


%D To enable selective loading, we say:

\newif\ifCONTEXT \CONTEXTtrue % will disappear

%D In order to conveniently load files, we need a few
%D support modules.

\loadmarkfile{supp-fil}
\loadmarkfile{supp-dir}

%D This is for mkii bibtex users who expect \LATEX\ commands.

\loadmarkfile{supp-lat}

%D After this we're ready for the multi||lingual interface
%D modules.

\loadmarkfile{mult-ini}
\loadmarkfile{mult-fst}
\loadmarkfile{mult-sys}
\loadmarkfile{mult-def}
\loadmarkfile{mult-chk}
\loadmarkfile{mult-aux}

%D Now we're ready for some general support modules. These
%D modules implement some basic typesetting functionality.

\loadmarkfile{core-var}
\loadmarkfile{core-env}

\loadmarkfile{supp-box}
\loadmarkfile{supp-mrk}
\loadmarkfile{supp-vis}
\loadmarkfile{supp-fun}
%loadmarkfile{supp-eps}
\loadmarkfile{supp-spe}
\loadmarkfile{supp-ran}
\loadmarkfile{supp-mps}
\loadmarkfile{supp-tpi}
\loadmarkfile{supp-mat}
\loadmarkfile{supp-ali}
\loadmarkfile{supp-num}

%D Verbatim typesetting is implemented in a separate class of
%D modules. The pretty typesetting modules are loaded at run
%D time.

\loadmarkfile{verb-ini}

%D The following modules are not sequentially dependent,
%D i.e. they have ugly dependencies, which will be cleaned
%D up by adding more overloading.

%D When loading the font, color and special modules, we need a
%D bit more advanced file handling as well as some general
%D variables, and features, so next we load:

\loadmarkfile{page-ins}
\loadmarkfile{core-fil}
\loadmarkfile{core-con}

%D We already need some synonyms (patterns).

\loadmarkfile{cont-fil}

%D \CONTEXT\ does not implement its own table handling. We
%D just go for the best there is and load \TABLE. Just to be
%D sure we do it here, before we redefine \type{|}.

\loadmarkfile{thrd-tab} % based on: Michael Wichura's TaBlE

%D Here comes the last support modules. They take care of
%D some language specific things.

\loadmarkfile{supp-pat}

%D The next few modules do what their names state. They
%D load additional definition modules when needed.

\loadmarkfile{regi-ini}
\loadmarkfile{regi-syn}
\loadmarkfile{enco-ini}
%loadmarkfile{filt-ini}
\loadmarkfile{hand-ini}

\loadmarkfile{lang-ini}
\loadmarkfile{lang-spe}
\loadmarkfile{lang-lab}

\loadmarkfile{unic-ini}

\loadmarkfile{core-gen}
\loadmarkfile{core-uti}
\loadmarkfile{core-two}
\loadmarkfile{core-stg}

\loadmarkfile{spec-ini}
\loadmarkfile{spec-mis}
\loadmarkfile{spec-def}
\loadmarkfile{spec-var}

\loadmarkfile{colo-ini}
\loadmarkfile{colo-ext}

%D For the moment we load a lot of languages. In the future
%D we'll have to be more space conservative.

\loadmarkfile{lang-mis}
\loadmarkfile{lang-url}

\loadmarkfile{lang-ger}
\loadmarkfile{lang-ita}
\loadmarkfile{lang-sla}
\loadmarkfile{lang-alt}
\loadmarkfile{lang-ana}
\loadmarkfile{lang-art}
\loadmarkfile{lang-bal}
\loadmarkfile{lang-cel}
\loadmarkfile{lang-grk}
\loadmarkfile{lang-ind}
\loadmarkfile{lang-ura}
\loadmarkfile{lang-vn}
\loadmarkfile{lang-cyr}

\loadmarkfile{typo-ini}

%D All kind of symbols are handled in:

\loadmarkfile{symb-ini}

%D Sorting:

\loadmarkfile{sort-ini}

%D Next we load some core macro's. These implement the
%D macros' that are seen by the users. The order of loading
%D is important, due to dependancies.

\loadmarkfile{spac-gen}
\loadmarkfile{spac-grd}

\loadmarkfile{strc-mar}
\loadmarkfile{anch-pos}

\loadmarkfile{buff-ver}
\loadmarkfile{buff-ini}

\loadmarkfile{pack-rul}
\loadmarkfile{trac-vis}
\loadmarkfile{strc-num}
\loadmarkfile{tabl-com}
\loadmarkfile{tabl-pln}
\loadmarkfile{tabl-tab}
\loadmarkfile{tabl-tsp}
\loadmarkfile{scrn-nav}
\loadmarkfile{strc-ref}
\loadmarkfile{pack-obj}
\loadmarkfile{strc-lst}
\loadmarkfile{strc-itm}
\loadmarkfile{strc-des}
\loadmarkfile{strc-mat} % should come after math-pln etc
\loadmarkfile{strc-syn}
\loadmarkfile{core-sys}

\loadmarkfile{page-ini}
\loadmarkfile{page-bck}
\loadmarkfile{page-not}
\loadmarkfile{page-one}
\loadmarkfile{page-lay}
\loadmarkfile{page-log}
\loadmarkfile{page-txt}
\loadmarkfile{page-sid}
\loadmarkfile{strc-flt}
\loadmarkfile{page-mis}
\loadmarkfile{page-mul}
\loadmarkfile{page-set}
\loadmarkfile{pack-lyr}
\loadmarkfile{page-mak}
\loadmarkfile{strc-pag}
\loadmarkfile{page-lin}
\loadmarkfile{page-par}
\loadmarkfile{page-mar}

\loadmarkfile{core-job} % why so late?

% so far

\loadmarkfile{strc-sec}
\loadmarkfile{strc-swd}
\loadmarkfile{strc-blk}

\loadmarkfile{page-imp}
\loadmarkfile{tabl-tbl}
\loadmarkfile{scrn-int}
\loadmarkfile{tabl-ntb}
\loadmarkfile{tabl-nte}
\loadmarkfile{tabl-ltb}

%D A few more languages, that have specifics using core
%D functionality:

%loadmarkfile{lang-ara} % undefined
\loadmarkfile{lang-chi}
\loadmarkfile{lang-jap}

%D How about fill||in fields and related stuff?

\loadmarkfile{java-ini}
\loadmarkfile{scrn-fld}
\loadmarkfile{scrn-hlp}

%D Registers can depend on fields, so we load that now.

\loadmarkfile{strc-reg}

%D Of course we do need fonts. There are no \TFM\ files
%D loaded yet, so the format file is independant of their
%D content. Here we also redefine \type{\it} as {\it italic}
%D instead of italian.

\loadmarkfile{font-ini}

\ifnum\texengine=\xetexengine
    \loadmarkfile{font-xtx}
\fi

\loadmarkfile{font-unk}
\loadmarkfile{font-uni}
\loadmarkfile{font-bfm}

\loadmarkfile{enco-pfr}

\loadmarkfile{type-ini}
\loadmarkfile{type-set}
\loadmarkfile{type-def}

%D Properties. Don't ask.

\loadmarkfile{prop-ini}
\loadmarkfile{prop-lay}
\loadmarkfile{prop-mis}

%D Like languages, fonts, encodings and symbols, \METAPOST\
%D support is also organized in its own class of modules.

\loadmarkfile{meta-ini}
\loadmarkfile{meta-tex}
\loadmarkfile{meta-pdf}

\loadmarkfile{meta-pag}

%D Special page handling (maybe even later)

\loadmarkfile{page-flw}
\loadmarkfile{page-spr}
\loadmarkfile{page-plg}
\loadmarkfile{page-str}

%D Anchoring graphics:

\loadmarkfile{anch-pgr}
\loadmarkfile{anch-bar}
\loadmarkfile{anch-snc}

%D Math.

\loadmarkfile{math-pln}
\loadmarkfile{math-ini}
\loadmarkfile{math-arr}
\loadmarkfile{math-frc}

%D Now we're ready for more core modules.

\loadmarkfile{core-fnt}
\loadmarkfile{strc-not}
\loadmarkfile{strc-lnt}

\loadmarkfile{core-mis}

\loadmarkfile{grph-trf}
\loadmarkfile{grph-inc}
\loadmarkfile{grph-fig}

\loadmarkfile{core-par}

\loadmarkfile{pack-box}
\loadmarkfile{page-app}
\loadmarkfile{meta-fig}

%D Language specific spacing.

\loadmarkfile{lang-spa}

%D Bibliographies:

\loadmarkfile{bibl-tra}

%D Only the basic XML parser and remapper are part of the core.
%D These macros are loaded last since they overload and|/|or
%D extend previously defined ones.

\loadmarkfile{xtag-ini}
\loadmarkfile{xtag-ext}
\loadmarkfile{xtag-exp}
\loadmarkfile{xtag-pre}
\loadmarkfile{xtag-xsd}
\loadmarkfile{xtag-rng}

%D How about this:

\loadmarkfile{meta-xml}

%D \TEX\ related logo's are always typeset in a special way.
%D Here they come:

\loadmarkfile{cont-log}

%D This one overloads af few things:

\loadmarkfile{core-ctx}

%D Defaults go here (more will be moved to this module
%D later):

\loadmarkfile{core-ini}
\loadmarkfile{core-def}

%D Preloaded modules (some need xml support):

%usemodule[x][res-04] % xml resource libraries
%usemodule[x][res-08] % rlx runtime conversion
\usemodule[x][res-12] % rli external indentification

%D At run time, a few more files are loaded, like:
%D
%D \startitemize[packed]
%D \item \type{cont-sys}: local (system dependant) defaults
%D \item \type{cont-old}: substitutes for old (obsolete) macros
%D \item \type{cont-new}: new macro implementations (for testing)
%D \item \type{cont-fil}: filename and module synonyms
%D \stopitemize

\setupcurrentlanguage[\defaultlanguagetag]

\setupencoding[default=ec]

\usetypescript[fallback][\defaultencoding]

\setupbodyfont[rm,12pt]

\errorstopmode \dump \endinput