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[Gubinelli Massimiliano <address@hidden>]

Hi. 
 The Qt version differ slightly from the X11 version especially when the 
latter uses Unix utilities to perfom some operations. In this case it is the 
'date' utility which parses the date format in the X11. We took the approach 
to replace these calls by Qt functions whenever possible which will bring 
cross-platform support. This is why format strings to dot work anymore. I 
will try to see if I can implement the old semantics on the qt function 
without too much hassle.

Best
max
 



On 13 sept. 2011, at 02:34, Adrian S. wrote:

> I just compiled the qt version (I had to install libqt4-dev in
> UBUNTU).  I tried to install in a directory using ./config
> --prefix=directory.  The program compiled successfully but TeXmacs
> complained that it could not find guile.  Then I installed it un
> /usr/local/ and everything worked...
> 
> However:
> The \date macro does not accept other values...
> 
> for example
> <date| %d %B om %k:%M> should return
> 12 September om 18:29
> 
> but returns
> %d %B om %k:%M instead...
> 
> The X11 version does not have that problem
> 
> If there is a work around to that, I would greatly appreciate.
> 
> Great work!
> -Adrián.