- From: Frank <address@hidden>
- To: Андрей Самойлов <address@hidden>,address@hidden
- Subject: Re: Algo keywords
- Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2020 07:17:38 +0000
Hi,
It does not seem difficult to understand these macros by trials. I don't
understand what you have tried, but simply inputting \algo-if in TeXmacs, you
get something like
if ___ then
___
I think that it is just to make this pseudocode more convenient (than
inputting these words manually).
Best,
Frank
于 September 21, 2020 6:16:56 AM UTC, "Андрей Самойлов" <address@hidden> 写到:
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Oops, I've seen that file, but truly, it does not give much information
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on how to use them in the editor itself. I even tried to put
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algo-function directly into *.tm file, but couldn't make it work
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correctly. I was hoping the author or somebody from texmacs team would
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answer my question.
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On 21.09.2020 9:00, Frank wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I cannot find a manuel containing these. However, since texmacs is
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open source, you can search in the source tree and get
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https://github.com/texmacs/texmacs/blob/master/TeXmacs/packages/environment/env-pseudo-code.ts
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> It looks used to render pseudo-codes.
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> Best,
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> Frank
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> 于 September 20, 2020 5:55:38 PM UTC, "Андрей Самойлов"
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<address@hidden> 写到:
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>> I am seeing from the binary of texmacs.exe that the program supports
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>> these keywords, some of them I have used. How do I find information
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>> about how to use them? Some manual, or how do I employ them in the
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app?
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>> algo-and
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>> algo-body
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>> algo-else
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>> algo-ensure
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>> algo-false
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>> algo-for
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>> algo-function
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>> algo-globals
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>> algo-if-else-if
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>> algo-inputs
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>> algo-loop
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>> algo-not
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>> algo-or
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>> algo-outputs
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>> algo-print
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>> algo-procedure
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>> algo-repeat
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>> algo-require
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>> algo-return
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>> algo-state
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>> algo-to
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>> algo-true
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>> algo-while
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>> algo-xor
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