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Thanks, that works.

What about indentation? Is there a better way than using spaces?

Btw, how could I have found this out on my own, I did not
see \new-line in the documentation?

Thanks,
Ralf


On Sat, 23 Feb 2013, Sam Liddicott wrote:

Does \new-line work for you?
Also try \next-line

Sam


On Sat, Feb 23, 2013 at 7:07 PM, Ralf Juengling <address@hidden>
wrote:

I was trying to find some information on how best to
control the appearance of long equations. When expressions
get too long for an equation to fit on a single line then
texmacs' default line breaking can look pretty poor.

I tried adding \line-break inside the math environment and
sometimes that helps and sometimes it does not (I understand
that \line-break is only a hint to texmacs).

Another way I have dealt with very long equations is doing
the line breaking manually by breaking a long expression into
pieces and placing the pieces over multiple lines on the rhs
of an equation array. But this is cumbersome and breaks
texmacs' semantic editing capabilities (eg, I need to use
left and right delimiters instead of parentheses or braces).

I wonder if other users have found better ways to control
how long equations appear in texmacs?

Ralf

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• [TeXmacs] best practice for arranging long equations?, Ralf Juengling, 02/23/2013
  • Re: [TeXmacs] best practice for arranging long equations?, Sam Liddicott, 02/23/2013
    • Re: [TeXmacs] best practice for arranging long equations?, Ralf Juengling, 02/23/2013
  • Re: [TeXmacs] best practice for arranging long equations?, Miguel de Benito Delgado, 02/24/2013

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