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[David Allouche <address@hidden>]

On Friday 05 April 2002 15:06, Pierre Barbier de Reuille wrote:
>
> 1 - To put a single line over a text (the thing that mean mean(...))
> It's done with latex using \overlined{...})

In math mode, use "Edit->insert->accent above->bar" or the accent menu in the 
toolbar. See also:
http://alqua.com/tmresources/wish%20-%20underX%20and%20overX

> 2 - To be able to put text under a text when put as indices like for
> min_{a} =>    min
>                a
>
> And the same for a text ovWith latex it's done by defining a macro like

In math mode, use "Edit->insert->script->script below", type "min", move 
down, type a. If the down movement does not work, move the caret to the 
center of the subscripted text and, then, move down. That problem with 
accessing the sript below should be fixed soon when TeXmacs gets structured 
motion commands (as opposed to purely visual now).

> But the programm is still buggy (I've downloaded the last version). And,
> mainly with macros (I work a lot with) the behavior of the keys are
> usually not what's written on the help/tutorials ...
>
> If you want I'll report the things that went wrong with my use of it !

Yes, please.
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                                  -- David --