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[Peter Rapčan <address@hidden>]

Dear Joris,

Regarding the preamble-related latex export problem - I just checked and the 
export works fine for me now, even with macro definitions in the preamble.


Best,

Peter.

> 
> On Dec 26, 2010, at 12:38 AM, Peter Rapčan wrote:
> 
>> Dear Joris,
>> 
>> Thank you for your answer. Indeed, disabling the fast environments solves 
>> the problem. 
>> 
>> Please note that I used to have my definitions in the preamble, however, 
>> there was a problem with export (of the macros) to latex (see a discussion 
>> on the users or dev mailing list between me and Max (if I remember well)). 
>> The export worked correctly if I had an in-file invisible macro 
>> definitions and that's why I have switched (back) to using the in-file 
>> definitions.
>> 
>> 
>> Best,
>> 
>> Peter.
>> 
>> 
>> On Dec 25, 2010, at 11:52 PM, Joris van der Hoeven wrote:
>> 
>>> Dear Peter,
>>> 
>>> On Sat, Dec 25, 2010 at 11:17:44PM +0100, Peter Rapčan wrote:
>>>> After opening my document in TeXmacs 1.0.7.9, my macros automatically 
>>>> received an additional "around*" part to facilitate the new automatic 
>>>> brackets. However, the macros do not work properly anymore. Before, I 
>>>> could write \ket [enter] and enter whatever in the ket. Now typing \ket 
>>>> [enter] I get a ket with a question mark, i.e.  |?> and I see no way how 
>>>> to write anything inside of the ket. I don't know how to fix this/what 
>>>> is wrong with the updated macros. Could anyone help me please?
>>>> 
>>>> Please find attached the original as well as the auto-updated macros.
>>> 
>>> The problem is actually different: you should no longer put the invisible 
>>> assignments
>>> in your main document, but rather put them in the preamble. I also made 
>>> another change,
>>> which I (erroneously) assumed to be correct, and which determines the 
>>> current environment
>>> at the cursor position in a much faster, though more heuristic way. The 
>>> problem with
>>> the question mark is that ket and bra are no longer recognized as macros 
>>> which take
>>> one argument; please try to disable Edit -> Preferences -> Experimental 
>>> -> Fast
>>> environments and see whether this solves your problem.
>>> 
>>> Thanks for reporting this bug. I probably should move all macro 
>>> assignments out of
>>> the document and put them in the preamble, during the upgrading process.
>>> I will think about a good solution for the next release.
>>> 
>>> Best, --Joris
>> 
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