- From: "Frédéric Bour" <address@hidden>
- To: texmacs-users <address@hidden>
- Subject: [TeXmacs] Re: Page numbering, table of contents, and commands.
- Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2008 01:56:50 +0100
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Hello,
I apologize for the double post.
Here are the answers I have found to my questions, looking inside TeXmacs *.ts files:
- for page numbering, here is the code:
<set-page-number-macro|<quote|<number|<page-nr>|roman>>>
- for table of contents, to disable a certain kind of section to be displayed, I set empty the associated toc macro.
<assign|`kind of section`-toc|<macro|>>
e.g
<assign|paragraph-toc|<macro|>>
There is maybe a better way to get this result, I will continue to look at scheme sources.
- for commands/symbols list and/or completion... I found no better way than looking at/grepping styles sources.
Thanks for TeXmacs, and one more time sorry for double post,
Fred
2008/10/19 Frédéric Bour
<address@hidden>
Hi,
First of all, i'm trying to set up custom page numbering.
I've seen commands set-page-number, easy to understand, and
set-page-number-macro, which i'm having problem with.
To set empty
page style, i use <set-page-number-macro|>, but after, how to set
another page style? Tried command page-nr, but the number is
immediately substituted by 0, unable to dynamically adapts to current
page.
The ideal would be to switch between roman, alpha etc, (i've seen number command).
Also,
when writing table of contents, all kinds of sections are described,
from sections to sub-paragraph. How is it possible to select which
kinds of sections to display?
In a more general way, how to find list of commands and/or dynamic
objects ? Are there any completions as in emacs (tried TAB which works
only in M-x mode) ?
Thanks for you help,
Fred
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