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Hi Miguel,

Excellent! I was recently wondering how to use the user toolbar, many thanks for this tutorial.
By the way, short of a complete documentation it would be very usefull to already have this in scheme-gui-menus.en.tm.

best regards,
Philippe

Miguel de Benito Delgado - address@hidden wrote: 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...