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GAW> Hi, I'm developing a program that interfaces with TeXmacs and as I debug
GAW> my software and must recompile my program. Consequently it is becoming
GAW> time consuming to have to first "close the session" and then
GAW> delete the output of that session and then start a new session every
GAW> time I recompile for even the smallest tweak.

GAW> According to the manual TeXmacs can send an interrupt signal (SIGINT),
GAW> but that will just stop the current computation if it isn't waiting for
GAW> input. I did a quick grep of the TeXmacs scheme source and didn't find
GAW> anything about how to send signals. Is there a way I could write a
GAW> function to send my program SIGHUP and then clear the contents of the
GAW> current session node? Thanks!


With "Close Session" the interface process is stopped.
Using "Session - Remove fields - Remove all output fields" only the
input fields remain. Executing one of them restarts the interface
again which executes your potentially changed program.

Is this what you need or did I get you wrong?


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Stephan

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• Quick way to reset a session?, Geoffrey Alan Washburn, 01/29/2007
  • Re: [TeXmacs] Quick way to reset a session?, Stephan Mucha, 01/29/2007
    • Re: [TeXmacs] Quick way to reset a session?, Geoffrey Alan Washburn, 01/29/2007
      • Re: [TeXmacs] Quick way to reset a session?, Joris van der Hoeven, 01/30/2007

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