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Enrique Perez-Terron wrote:

I am trying to extend the new-list macro. However, when I try to use the
macros so created, TeXmacs says "unknown macro".

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I have done this in a copy of the standard file, and I have placed it in
my .TeXmacs/packages under a different name. I have also copied
generic.ts and std.ts under new names, and edited the generic-modified
to point to std-modified instead of std, and std-modified points to
std-list-modified. In a document I select
Document->Style->generic-modified - it appears in the menu as promised.

However, I cannot use the macros, and if I doctor the file in emacs and
reopen it in texmacs, the macro call shows with red name.

The point is: the TeXmacs format *takes into account*
carriage returns. Thus, you must be careful when
editing TeXmacs files under emacs, one more or
less carriage return can corrupt your file.

Other solution: edit the style files inside TeXmacs,
by means of Document->View->Edit source tree (which
should be the default mode for style files, btw.).

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• [TeXmacs] Redefining new-list, Enrique Perez-Terron, 10/07/2008
  • Re: [TeXmacs] Redefining new-list, Henri Lesourd, 10/07/2008

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