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["Adrian S." <address@hidden>]

You might need more experience with counters to do what you want to
the full extent.  What you need is to take a look at the counters
section.

In the example, I assign the name "f" to a macro that, given a
content, it outputs an exercise-like environment.

To use the macro, simply type \f and then the content.  Maybe someone
else could help you regarding the counters.

Peace.
-Adrian.

On Tue, Oct 4, 2011 at 3:01 AM, El.Douwen <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi Adrian and thanks
> when  i type \render-exercise
> i get something empty where i can write for example "exercise" in bold and 
> the content of the exercise in little characters
> that is to say, the same as if i open the menu "environemtn/exercise" 
> except that i can write "Little fucky exercise" instead of exercise if i 
> want; that's the good point
> the bad point is that with this free system \render-exercise, i loose the 
> automatic numérotation.
> i have copied and pasted this in my texmacs document, as you said
>> <inactive|<assign|f|<macro|content|<render-exercise|Myreminder|<arg|content>>>>>
> Texmacs put colors into this line, Myreminder is in bold, but i dont 
> understand what i shall do with this
> is after this line i type \render-exercise, it is the same as before.
> ....
> Sacha
>
>
> Le 3 oct. 2011 à 22:27, Adrian S. a écrit :
>
>> Type
>> \render-exercise
>>
>> and then the enter key.
>>
>> You can assign a command to it by using assign and macros.  The
>> following is what you want.  I would experiment with assignements and
>> macros so that you are comfortable doing your own  macros...
>>
>>
>>
>> <inactive|<assign|f|<macro|content|<render-exercise|Myreminder|<arg|content>>>>>
>>
>> Once you cut and past the fragment above, get inside it, and hit the enter 
>> key.
>>
>> Peace.
>> -Adrian.
>>
>> On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 10:45 AM, El.Douwen <address@hidden> wrote:
>>> hi
>>> thanks
>>> so
>>> 1), any research in this page :
>>> http://www.texmacs.org/search/
>>> seems to lead to this page :
>>> http://www.texmacs.org/cri-bin/htsearch
>>> (404 error)
>>> even for a simple word like "latex"
>>> 2)
>>> this page is out of my abilities
>>> http://www.texmacs.org/tmweb/manual/webman-style.en.html
>>> 3)
>>> this page
>>> http://www.texmacs.org/tmdoc/main/styles/env/env-theorem-customize.en.html
>>> seems very clear but
>>> - if i type <render-exercise|name|body> i get nothing
>>> - if i copy/paste <render-exercise|name|body> from the web page to the
>>> texmacs page, i get the result.
>>> so i dont understand how to use it when i dont have the web page open
>>> 4) can i hope that this "render" abilitie of texmacs is the means i can 
>>> use
>>> to refer dynamically to an exercise ?
>>> 5) Shall i study seriously this page
>>> http://old.nabble.com/Solution-environment-td30526758.html
>>> shall i find the solution of my question in it ?
>>> thanks
>>> Sacha
>>>
>>> Le 3 oct. 2011 à 12:15, Anthony Cameron a écrit :
>>>
>>> You could simply use stuff like \render-theorem, \render-remark,
>>> \render-proof
>>> Alternatively, search 'render' in help and there should be a page called
>>> "Customization of the theorem-like environments".
>>>
>>> Hope that helps
>>>
>>> Anthony
>>>
>>>
>>> On 3 October 2011 07:10, El.Douwen <address@hidden> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> can i create new environments ?
>>>> i see : theorem, proof, exercice, problem etc. Can i create a "rappel
>>>> (remind)" environment ?
>>>> Sacha
>>>
>>>
>
>