- From: Christopher Dimech <address@hidden>
- To: address@hidden
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- Subject: arXiv
- Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2021 11:17:25 +0200
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Sent: Monday, July 12, 2021 at 9:07 PM
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From: "Frank" <address@hidden>
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To: "Christopher Dimech" <address@hidden>
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Cc: address@hidden
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Subject: Re: arXiv
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Hello all,
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Some of these nests are unavoidable. For example, in TeXmacs, there are
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different syntactical meaning of mathematical symbols. In LaTeX, one
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writes, say, $a\dot b$, while in TeXmacs, sometimes one needs to specify
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that this dot is a multiplication-like operation.
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On the other hand, if one is ready to sacrifice these finer information,
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then it seems possible to introduce several abbreviations to simplify some
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nests. Note that in LaTeX, \begin{document} is also a kind of nest.
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The crucial question is whether it is worthwhile for the developers of
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TeXmacs to implement such. I don't think that this is a crucial obstruction
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of TeXmacs. I think that people more-or-less tend to judge that everybody
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*should use LaTeX*, no matter how TeXmacs "improves" its usability for text
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editors.
If it is as you say, there is no civilisation. Then we have the opportunity
to introduce it to the people at arxiv.
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Best wishes,
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Frank
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On 7/12/21, Christopher Dimech wrote:
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> Yes. The difficulty stems mainly from the deeply nested or complex data
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> structures in the source,
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> in ways similar to what I see with xml.
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- arXiv, Basile Audoly, 07/10/2021
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- Re: arXiv, Frank, 07/10/2021
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- Re: arXiv, Frank, 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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