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Hi Max,

> I got the rules for presenting the paper a couple of days ago.
> Almost all requirements are satisfied with TeXmacs book style
> (or I can make it so). However, there are a few requirements that I
> get stuck with. I feel that it is possible but I don not know how to
> implement.
> Here their are :
>
> - Put the Titles for Tables above the table but
> place Titles for figures below the figures?
> I know it is somehow related to the float object rendering
> but I am totally out of clue.

For my master's thesis about two years ago I needed a similar style: Title
above the tables and remarks below. I was able to achieve it by copying and
modifying some stuff from env-float.ts and env-manage.ts. See the attached
"table-stuff.ts" example. It has a minor drawback, though, since you can't
enter a remark if you choose big-table from the texmacs menu. If you just
enter \big-table in your text, it works. I haven't any clue why this doesn't
work when selecting form the menu...

I don't know, if it really works in actual TeXmacs versions, because the code
is two years old, but according to some short tests, it seems to.

> - Put Biblibiography (or List of references) as
> a title on a separate page and starting from the next page give the actual
> references in your thesis. The same rule applied for Appendices
> That is what drives me crazy :<.

If I understand you correctly, you want autogenerated section titles to be on
separate pages. I don't know, if this is possible, but a workaround may be to
insert a new page manually after generating the bibliography...

> - Table of content, List of figures, and list of tables
> are presented in the text but do not have references
> in the Table of Content text. This is a mystery puzzle for me.
> How to do it ?

Perhaps take a look at section-base.ts...

Hope I was able to help,

Benno.

Attachment: table-stuff.ts
Description: application/linguist

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• Couple of tough questions. Help please., bmaksym, 02/15/2005
  • Re: [TeXmacs] Couple of tough questions. Help please., Joris van der Hoeven, 02/18/2005
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  • Re: Couple of tough questions. Help please., Benno Dielmann, 02/18/2005

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