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[Corey Sweeney <address@hidden>]

That was it.  Thanks.

 
converter-input seems to be able to statically typecast the input by:

\converter-input html \include strangely-named-html-file

However it puts a blue box around it.  Is there a way to get rid of
the blue box? (i didn't find converter-input in the docs)  If not, is
there another way to statically typecast includes?


I'm trying to find a way to "push down" the level of a outline.  I tried:

  <assign|part|<\macro|name>
    <chapter|<arg|name>>
  </macro>>

  <assign|chapter|<\macro|name>
    <section|<arg|name>>
  </macro>>

  <assign|section|<\macro|name>
    <subsection|<arg|name>>
  </macro>>

  <assign|subsection|<\macro|name>
    <subsubsection|<arg|name>>
  </macro>>

  <assign|subsubsection|<\macro|name>
    <paragraph|<arg|name>>
  </macro>>

  <assign|paragraph|<\macro|name>
    <compound|subparagraph|<arg|name>>
  </macro>>

  <assign|subparagraph|<\macro|name>
    <arg|name>
  </macro>>

but that didn't work :)  (had it worked, i intended to rig that whole
thing to one command, so i could do

\include outline-file1
\push-down \push-down \include outline-file2 
\include outline-file3)
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Here's a simple trick I found to extend the standard recognizers from
your personal my-init-texmacs.scm file. (i.e. without moddifying the
distribution).  This makes your extentions immune to texmacs upgrades.

(define-format html2
  (:name "extending html auto-recoginizer")
  (:must-recognize html2?))

(converter html2-file html-file
           (:shell "cat" from ">" to ))


Corey

On 8/10/05, Joris van der Hoeven <address@hidden> wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 09, 2005 at 05:49:11PM -0500, Corey Sweeney wrote:
> > (converter html-with-header html
> >            (:shell "trim-header" from ">" to ))
> 
> By looking at the examples in init-images.scm, you will notice that
> you should rather define
> 
>         (converter html-with-header-file html-file
>           (:shell "trim-header" from ">" to ))
> 
> Each data format comes in several blends: files, snippets and
> parsed scheme trees (if necessary). This allows differentiation
> between file loading and copy and paste (for instance).
> 
> Best wishes, Joris
>