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  • From: Oscar Gerardo Lazo Arjona <address@hidden>
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  • Subject: [TeXmacs] Macros with hyperlinks
  • Date: Wed, 05 Jan 2011 22:08:01 -0600
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Hello!

I am interested in using texmacs as a wiki. One of the essential parts of wikis is links between documents. At this point I can link several texmacs documents using

<hlink|NAME|/route/of/wiki/NAME.tm>

But that is time consuming, as I have to write the route in every link, so I tried to make a macro that would do the job for me, like

<assign|wlink2|<macro|name|<hlink|<arg|name>|/route/of/wiki/<arg|name>.tm>>>

But this doesn't work. I do get to type my argument, but the link doesn't work. If instead of that i do this:

<assign|wlink1|<macro|name|<hlink|<arg|name>|/route/of/wiki/AN_EXISTING_DOCUMENT.tm>>>

then the link does work.

Please help! I am convinced texmacs can be an excellent wiki environment for my purposes

Oscar.



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