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[Robert Jerrard <address@hidden>]

On Wed, 2005-05-10 at 14:18 +0700, Andrey G. Grozin wrote:
> > PS Any thoughts on my earlier post regarding the maxima session input
> > and output number problem?
> This is difficult: I guess, changes of C++ code responsible for sessions 
> are required. The latest input prompt has already been written, and 
> TeXmacs does not remember it. Now you want TeXmacs to write it again, at 
> the beginning of the line the user has just edited and pressed enter. From 
> where TeXmacs can know it? I agree that this would be reasonable (by the 
> way, then the user will see two identical input line numbers after 
> re-executing an old line).

Thanks Andrey! With regard to your comment: "then the user will see two
identical input line numbers after re-executing an old line". My
thinking was that if a line is re-executed the input number would be
changed the next unused input number so it there is a blank input line 
(%i10) waiting for use, but the user goes back an edits something you
would treat (%i10) as if it had been executed and give the edited line
(%i11). If the user then types something into (%i10) it would be treated
as an edited line and changed to (%i12). Would that be do-able?

Bob
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