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> No only you wish that!
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Actually I don't think that I am the only one wishing that!

The reason I posted earlier about running teXmacs in debug was that I wanted
to investigate what it would take to:

1) modify TeX itself to enable WYSIWYG
2) Steal fon't drawing and misc code from TeXmacs and create a
cross-platform
Qt based WYSIWYG TeX/LateX editor.
3) Get rid of TeXmacs typesetting code and replace it with modified version
of
TeX compiled as a shared object.

The new editor's native file-format would be that of TeX. Meaning that
someone could take a *.tex file and edit it directly instead of doing
conversions.

Yes TeXmacs may run under cygwin, but cygwin is not the answer. Its too
messy
to work with. I would rather have a native windows binary done with either
wxWindows or Qt.

Salman

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      • Re: Linux live CD with TeXmacs, Stéphane Payrard, 06/20/2003
  • Re: Linux live CD with TeXmacs, Salman Khilji, 06/05/2003
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