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

I think there is  a "copy to replace" and a "copy to search". Then do
a replace (just hit return in each) and it will replace it.

regarding the assign trick, you can do

<assign|dfrac|<macro|x|y|<frac|<arg|x>|<arg|y>>>>.

See the documentation.  (esc-tab gives the option to add extra arguments)

Hope this helps.
-Adrian.

On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 1:19 AM, El.Douwen <address@hidden> wrote:
> ok
> so iopen them in an other editor like Xcode and i replace what i want
> that means i just need to know more little about the way texmacs code the
> maths
> for example there are some <dfrac|a|b> that i must replace by <frac|a|b>
> because i have found out that frac is the texmacs code for fractions
> what are the other codes
> is there a list with all the codes for fractions, vectors, integrals... ?
> or : is there a means to tell texmacs to interpret dfrac as frac , some
> "assign" ?
> have a nice day
> Sacha
>
> Le 9 janv. 2012 à 09:08, Javier Arántegui a écrit :
>
> Hi!
>
> TeXmacs files are just text files. That means that you can do a lot of
> quick'n'dirty hacks using a text editor.
>
> Javier
>
>
> El 03/01/2012, a las 06:06, El.Douwen escribió:
>
> 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
>
>
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>
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