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From : Álvaro Tejero Cantero <address@hidden>- To: address@hidden
- Subject: Re: graphics import(s)
- Date: Sun, 7 Apr 2002 00:38:02 +0200
Hi Daniele
<snip>
- dealing with sections and so on: when changing a
section to a subsection, or performing an equivalent
action, any previous section-like data should be removed
from the selection. Moreover, the position of the cursor
within the selection shouldn't affect the operation,
meaning that if the cursor is in the middle of the
selction this shouldn't be split over two lines on such
action
- tables: there might be an option to make the borders
of tables and cells within tables visible on the screen,
at least when the cursor is positioned within the table
itself, as I suppose it would make operations such as
copy&paste much faster ... in such cases the statusbar is
not that "immediate" :-)
- numbered arrays of equations: they would be useful!
OK, you can create a numbered equation and add a table
within it, but the layout is quite different, and it is
not that immediate.
Moreover, there should be (or should be more clearly
documented ... I couldn't find them) shortcuts for adding
equations, numbered equations etc. without having to
navigate through the menus, which is quite time-consuming
- labels and references: visualizing where labels have
been attached would be useful, maybe (optionally?) marking
their position. And as I read on the site, when adding a
references a list of existent labels should be displayed
</snip>
I am very happy that you make so many interesting points in
your message. As you seem to have good arguments (indeed, I
agree for the most part with you), perhaps you wouldn't
mind checking
http://alqua.com/tmresources/wish%20list
to fill the already existing wishes addressing this issues
or add new ones. Mail me if you want to be able to edit (in
contrast to only append to) the wiki pages.
<snip>
- graphics: is it possible to import postscript/latex
files generated by xfig into texmacs? I tried thousands
way, but always failed :(
- graphics2: xfig-format files import is a great
feature!! marvellous!! Well, but it doesn't work! :) Such
files are correctly imported and displayed by the editor,
but (GNU) ghostscript would produce a nice error message
and ignore the image. The strange is that if a use
(Joris') fig2ps to convert the .fig file into a .ps and
import the latter into the document GS can manage it
without problems; so it seems as if the file doesn't
actually get converted.
- building: TeXmacs 1.0.0.1 wouldn't build on Mandrake
8.2; if the problem hadn't been addressed yet tell me and
I'll put more details.
Thanks :)
</snip>
I would say the same but pointing you to the
http://alqua.com/tmresources/bug%20reports
or else to the
http://alqua.com/tmresources/TeXmacs%20documentation
(if you find or are explained the way to resolve the issues
you complain about).
I hope you'll understand that in this early stage of
TeXmacs adoption it is critical for us to document very
well the suggestions/bugs and to build a comprehensive
documentation in order to make it easier for future users
and to channel development efforts towards the most
important goals.
TIA,
--
álvaro.tejero.cantero
TeXmacs resources coordinator
http://alqua.com/tmresources
- [Announce] Tags-0.1 -- Making structure obvious, David Allouche, 04/06/2002
- Re: [Announce] Tags-0.1 -- Making structure obvious, David Allouche, 04/06/2002
- graphics import(s), Daniele Pighin, 04/07/2002
- Re: graphics import(s), Álvaro Tejero Cantero, 04/07/2002
- graphics import(s), Daniele Pighin, 04/07/2002
- Re: [Announce] Tags-0.1 -- Making structure obvious, David Allouche, 04/06/2002
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