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[Norbert Nemec <address@hidden>]

Henri Lesourd schrieb:

> Norbert Nemec wrote:
>
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I remember that nice feature in WordPerfect: you could place a tag 
> > inside a file that would always automatically show the full path of 
> > the file in printouts. That way, if you found some old printout 
> > somewhere in the office, you had a fairly good chance to locate it on 
> > the server. (The tag was even part of many of our templates, so most 
> > of the standard documents contained it by default in some unobtrusive 
> > position and small font.)
> >
> > Is the same thing possible in TeXmacs?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Norbert
> The TeXmacs Scheme primitive (get-name-buffer) does exactly
> what you want .  Thus it should be easy to write a TeXmacs macro
> that calls this routine (using the "<extern>" construct).
Thanks for the hint. Unfortunately, my experience with TeXmacs does not 
suffice to use this information. :-(

My first try so far was
   <extern|get-name-buffer>
which gives me "insecure script" or - if I switch off security - "?"

Is there any special trick about it?

Is get-name-buffer itself insecure by principle or do I use it in the 
wrong way?
Thanks for help!