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Hmmm... ok, the first problem appears to be solved, I can
do Document -> Add Package -> Section -> seminar2. It still isn't clear
to me, though, why seminar2.ts still uses section-seminar.ts, though.

-Amit

> >
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I tried a very simple change to the semainar style files -- to change
> > the section heading colour to blue. I copied seminar.ts to
> > $HOME/.TeXmacs/styles/seminar2.ts, and I also copied the *-seminar.ts
> > packages
> > to equivalent locations in $HOME/.TeXmacs/packages, renaming *-seminar.ts
> > as *-seminar2.ts. I changed seminar2.ts to point to the renamed packages
> > by changing this:
> >
> > <use-package|std|env|title-seminar|header-seminar|section-seminar>
> >
> > Into this:
> >
> > <use-package|std|env|title-seminar2|header-seminar2|section-seminar2>
> >
> > I then made three additional changes: I altered "red" to be "blue" for
> > section-title, subsection-title and subsubsection-title. Although
> > seminar2
> > shows up in the TeXmacs Document -> Style menu, the section headings are
> > still Red.
> >
> > Could someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
> >
> > -Amit Dubey
> >
> > PS Joris, about 6 months ago you mentioned that you were "cheating" with
> > the cite macros, and you'd fix this in the next version. Is this now
> > fixed (i.e. can I use the output of cite or render-cite in a string
> > processing macro?)
> >
>
>

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• Re: [TeXmacs] Style files, Amit Dubey, 08/10/2005

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