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Hello, all

I would like to point out another fact that TeXmacs supports "TeXmacs Scheme"
output which is similar to Scheme programming language, so I don't think that it is
quite inaccessible, especially for Lisp programmers. The current formatting is bad but
I guess that it is not quite difficult to improve, as it could be passed to the pretty
printing:
https://www.gnu.org/software/guile/manual/html_node/Pretty-Printing.html

I attach a sample.

Best,
Frank

On 7/12/21, Christopher Dimech wrote:

Beyond the technical, there are other considerations.  Whilst it could be
well structured according to some software engineering metric.
But its syntactic format is not more accessible to code modification than tex
or latex, or to any other programming language.  I might
understand the production of an internal format that fits in with a more
structured format for what you want to do.  But in doing so, you
have removed an important aspect.  Whilst it could be acceptable with schools
and colleges, I do not see how to avoid the observation
I have made.

Attachment: test.stm
Description: audio/stm

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• arXiv, Basile Audoly, 07/10/2021
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      • arXiv, Christopher Dimech, 07/12/2021
        • Re: arXiv, Massimiliano Gubinelli, 07/12/2021
          • arXiv, Christopher Dimech, 07/12/2021
        • Re: arXiv, Frank, 07/12/2021
          • arXiv, Christopher Dimech, 07/12/2021
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