- From: Kostas Oikonomou <address@hidden>
- To: TeXmacs <address@hidden>
- Subject: Re: [TeXmacs] \S hybrid command and export to Latex
- Date: Wed, 28 May 2008 11:19:21 -0400
- Organization: AT&T Labs Research
Alfe wrote:
("S" "Make Ÿ" (emulate-keyboard "S-F5 p")) ?
Whoa! This came in here as "make Ÿ" (i. e. "make Y" with diaresis
above the Y). Did you mean this?
No, the encoding of the email got messed up, somehow. The
line in the file is
(''S'' ''Make \237'' (emulate-keyboard ''S-F5 p'')) ?
You should not want to modify the way TeXmacs stores its documents
(internally and in .tm-files) because other code (parts of TeXmacs or
tools) might depend on the current specification.
Ok, agreed.
and the hex A7 is the octal 237.
0xA7 = 167 (decimal)
0237 = 159 (decimal)
=> hex A7 is not octal 237. Don't know though what this means for your
further argumentation :-}
Good point. The symbol-unicode-math.scm file defines
("<paragraph>" "#A7")
and I confused <paragraph> with \S, as \S is sometimes is
referred to as a paragraph symbol, other times as a section
symbol. So that answers my second question, the
symbol-unicode-math.scm has nothing to do with the \S issue.
Thanks.
Kostas
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