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On Sun, 4 Apr 2004, Jan Alboszta wrote:
> Hello
> i just installed TeXmacs 1.0.3.6.
> I wanted to try structured-list ( David Allouche patch is for old style
> std-list.ts) But it looks like my TeXmacs doesn't understand uninit. It
> show red ? when such command is typed.

Why do you need the "uninit" primitive? With the default settings, this
primitive is rendered as a red question mark, so nothing wrong with that.

> I know it's experimental, but then it's probably working for author...
> For me it looks like that \item is used from std-list than
> structured-list. Thanks for suggestions and help

I wonder what you mean by structured lists. The intention of the
structured-list package is to allow for item tags which include
their bodies (search for "structured-list" using F1).

If you want sublists with numbers like 2.i, 2.ii, 2.iii, etc.,
then you should use the *-variants (\enumerate return).

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• structured-list?, Jan Alboszta, 04/04/2004
  • Re: [TeXmacs] structured-list?, Joris van der Hoeven, 04/16/2004
    • Re: [TeXmacs] structured-list?, Jan Alboszta, 04/16/2004

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