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[François-Xavier Thomas <address@hidden>]

Thanks a bunch for all that!

I'll look into it this evening when I come back home, but it looks promising ;)

On Oct 1, 2012, at 12:48 PM, Miguel de Benito Delgado wrote:

Call your update all function six times in a row...

A good trick: to find the scheme function implementing a menu option, set TeXmacs to english and search in the scheme sources for the string of the menu entry. For "Update all" is a bit tricky since it's a submenu, so you need to find first the definition of the root menu, in this case called "document-menu"

An alternative to grep, if you are running the latest svn and you enable developer-mode-on in the first lines of init-texmacs.scm is to do Meta-click on the scheme name of the menu you are interested in. Meaning: compile latest svn version, edit /some/path/TeXmacs/progs/init-texmacs.scm, change line 14 to #t instead of #f and launch texmacs. Then open a session, type document-menu and press your meta key and click on the word (alternatively, right click, choose the "Scheme" menu, then "Definition of ...")

This is part of an experimental new system, but you might find it useful and I wanted to do some promotion of it... XD

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On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 9:11 PM, Victor Porton <address@hidden> wrote:

So, how to make a button which will 6 times call "Document/Update/All"?

 

01.10.2012, 20:55, "Miguel de Benito Delgado" <address@hidden>:

Hi,

Concerning the toolbar:

There is a special toolbar intended for user icons. Its scheme name is texmacs-extra-icons and it's built using menu-bind. This macro is used both for menu items and toolbars, so if you want to search the scheme sources for examples, you'd better look for the other toolbars: texmacs-main-icons, texmacs-mode-icons, texmacs-focus-icons. Here is an example:

In the view menu check the option "User icons" and in a scheme session paste (meaning "paste as verbatim" or simply paste if you are running the latest svn) the following, with each definition in a separate input field and pressing enter in order to evaluate them:

(define some-condition? #t)

(menu-bind example-submenu

  ("Item 1" (noop))

  ("Item 2" (noop)))

(menu-bind texmacs-extra-icons

  (=> (balloon (icon "tm_save.xpm") "Example of a submenu") (link example-submenu))

  (if some-condition?

      ((balloon (icon "tm_print.xpm") "Print") (noop))))

Voilà. :)

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On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 8:26 AM, François-Xavier Thomas <address@hidden> wrote:

On Sep 30, 2012, at 11:11 PM, Sam Liddicott wrote:

Texmacs maintains only one set if pagination and label information.

Normally you should document->update-all four or five times but of your edit page style is papyrus then thus won't be enough and you must re-export .PS or .PDF each time as well.

Thanks, I didn't know that option existed.

Too bad for the toolbar, I wasn't really expecting something easy anyway, given I don't know Scheme very well I would have to learn it before doing anything...

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