Hi, I'm using MAXIMA in TeXmacs. But I found that I can't break a evaluation with Ctrl-C because the signal in intercepted by TeXmacs and interpreted as Emacs "Prefix-command" But I really want to stop evaluation sometimes. Do you know how can I do it? Thanks. -- -- Wang Yin DA Lab, Tsinghua University, 100084 Beijing China
On Tue, Feb 25, 2003 at 11:17:21PM +0100, Peter I.Hansen wrote: > Hello > > How does one resize an image when it is inserted into a TeXmacs document ? Please search in the mailing list archive. The most relevant message I found is: http://listes.hautesavoie.net/wws/arc/texmacs-users/2002-11/msg00133.html
> On Tue, Feb 25, 2003 at 11:17:21PM +0100, Peter I.Hansen wrote: > > Hello > > > > How does one resize an image when it is inserted into a TeXmacs document ? > > Please search in the mailing list archive. The most relevant message I > found is: > > http://listes.hautesavoie.net/wws/arc/texmacs-users/2002-11/msg00133.html > > yes, this is almost the same question as mine. But I would find an answer more usefull... /Peter
Hi,
When I write commands that have a separator in them (i.e. A<rsub|1> for
A_1) how do I write the separator (I type \ and get <\rsub> but then I
don't know how to put the separator "|" in a way that would operate)
I appologise for asking such a simple question, but I couldn't find the
answer anywhere....
-Yoel.
Yoel Callev wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When I write commands that have a separator in them (i.e. A<rsub|1>
> for A_1) how do I write the separator (I type \ and get <\rsub> but
> then I don't know how to put the separator "|" in a way that would
> operate)
>
> I appologise for asking such a simple question, but I couldn't find
> the answer anywhere....
>
> -Yoel.
>
Let me make myself clearer: I want to search and replace all A_1 with
Bs. Can this be done from texmacs, or must I manually edit the .tm file?
(I found that I can for example search and replace greek letters by
typing <alpha> in the replace tab, I coulnd't refer to the index though,
I tried <rsub|1>...)
-Yoel.
When importing images (gif, png, eps etc) while ghostscript-8.0 is installed, TeXmacs hangs. It does this once when the image file is selected in the file selection window and then once again when the OK button is pressed. "Hangs" means it doesn't react to any input. The only way to continue is to run TeXmacs from the command line and then when it hangs to type a "Ctrl-C" on this same command line. After the second Ctrl-C, TeXmacs then continues normally. This behavior is observed with ghostscript-8.0 on MacOSX, not with ghostscript-7.04 nor with ghostscript-6.01. Other people are seeing this, too. When I write a small C program that issues the exact same gs command line as TeXmacs does, I do not see any difference in the behavior of the different gs versions. Any ideas where this could come from and how to debug it? -- -- Martin
Hi!
I'm no longer able to start texmacs. This is the error:
$ texmacs
Fatal error: file M2 not found in get_unique_file_name
: directory was $PATH
See file : file.gen.cc
$
I've noticed this error in 1.0.1.5, and it vanished after changing
src/Basic/System/file.hh
lines 84-85,
"... bool fatal=true);" => "... bool fatal=false);"
but I suppose this isn't the best way to correct the error.
Regards
Juan Pablo
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I'm sorry if this is a redundand thread, but I searched the mailing list archive and found questions about problems with bibliograhy exporters; but how to compile a bibliography? User manual tells us to insert citations, then automatic generated content, and finally update bibliography; when I try do to that, my <cite|...> becomes a [?] and Bibliography is not updated. Merely, if I export to latex and then bibtex my bibliography, all works correctly; if I print to postscript I get all citations as [?] and the biblio is empty. I'm using version 1.0.1.7 Where am I wrong? Also please excuse my english! -- -- Guido Grazioli <guido <at> grazioliconsulenze.it> Grazioli Consulenze Informatiche
Hi Guido, Do you have updated 3 times ? It is needed. Regards. Frédéric Le mar 04/03/2003 à 16:24, Guido Grazioli a écrit : > I'm sorry if this is a redundand thread, but I searched > the mailing list archive and found questions about problems > with bibliograhy exporters; but how to compile a bibliography? > > User manual tells us to insert citations, then automatic > generated content, and finally update bibliography; when > I try do to that, my <cite|...> becomes a [?] and Bibliography > is not updated. Merely, if I export to latex and then bibtex > my bibliography, all works correctly; if I print to postscript > I get all citations as [?] and the biblio is empty. > > > I'm using version 1.0.1.7 > > > Where am I wrong? > Also please excuse my english! >(Continue reading)
Thank you for immediate answer, Frédéric. Yeah, really I lost the count of how many times I tried to update bibliography. I tried to insert bib filename just as <filename> and as <filename.bib> and also with absolute path </home.../filename.bib> Note that if I write something inside bib context, and then update from menu, all I wrote disappears. Maybe TeXmacs depends on a specific version of tetex? I can't remember last time I upgraded it. Bye, Guido On Tue, 2003-03-04 at 16:24, Parrenin Frédéric wrote: > Hi Guido, > > Do you have updated 3 times ? > It is needed. > > Regards. > > Frédéric > > Le mar 04/03/2003 à 16:24, Guido Grazioli a écrit : > > I'm sorry if this is a redundand thread, but I searched(Continue reading)
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