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[David <address@hidden>]

On Wed, Sep 18, 2002 at 09:30:32PM -0700, michael graffam wrote:
> I'd like to include some C code in a TeXmacs document,
> but it is horrendous to try and preserve C formatting.
>  
> Does anyone have a way to bind <tab> to do reasonable
> identing to make entering code (and pseudo-code) more
> managable? 

You may find an example of a structured solution in the allouche.ts
package (in the package/example directory). I defined a 'indent'
environment which increases the left margin by 4spc. Nested
indentation use nested indent environment. You may also define a
'code' environment and map the 'tab' key in 'code' to insert a
'indent'.

That would require something like:

    (define (in-code?) (inside? "code"))
    (set-keymap (in-code?) ("tab" (make-expand-arg "indent")))

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