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["El.Douwen" <address@hidden>]

thank you
it doesnot work by me

i select the term "0~" that occurs a lot of time
i right click/edit/copy to/search
then i type command+R = menu edit/replace
in the "replace" field there is what i had written before in this field
unsuccess for this step

next step i make "replace"
replace "0~"
replace by "0"
i can click ok but there is no dialog with the choice "y,n,a" proposed

i use the dmg texmacs (qt version)

Sacha

Le 3 janv. 2012 à 15:39, Adrian S. a écrit :

> You can select it, then do "copy to search", then select
> edit->replace, and in the
> 
> replace:
> just hit return
> with:
> write whatever you want to replace it with.  If you want to erase it, hit 
> return
> 
> Then TeXmacs in the botton of the window will ask you (y,n,a), which
> means yes, no or all.
> 
> To replace all, type a.
> 
> I hope this helps.
> -Adrián.
> 
> On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 10:06 PM, El.Douwen <address@hidden> wrote:
>> hi all
>> i a .tm imported from a .tex i encounter a lot of
>> 0\<sim\>
>> that i want ot repalce by
>> 0
>> i can not find the means to "replace all"
>> how does it work ?
>> i precise that the items i want to replace are in equation modes.
>> 
>> in the same way, i have a lot of <boldmath> that i simly want ot cancel.
>> After that, i will retake every paragraph "at hand", but the more i can do
>> automatically, the better it is.
>> 
>> Sacha