Hi David,

I Absolutely *love* Emacs, I spend a large part of my days using it.

But in this case I am writing some kind of memorandum for financial forumulas
I am using in a project. I need to put there well written formula and maybe some
drawings. In these cases TeXmacs is more appropriate then Emacs.

I attach, an excerpt of the file I am writing, written in the only way I was able
to find to do what I want.

If you know how to do better, let me know, absolutely !

But it must be a practical way, these are working notes, they must flow
on the screen as straight as thought itself;)


bye

Nicola

On 03/08/18 15:42, David G. Wonnacott wrote:

Hi Nicola ---

I can't speak directly to the TeXmacs question, but am wondering if you've tried "picture mode" in emacs? I don't usually try to get strong/boldface in emacs, though, so I'm not sure if that part of your need would be met.

Dave W

On Thu, Mar 8, 2018 at 3:39 AM, Nicola Mingotti <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi,

I would like to know if it possible to have texmacs to behave as an oldstyle
typerwriter as much as possible.

In some sense I would like to have it behaving as big "code" environment
but with the possiblity to write some formulas here and there.

Untill now what i did it :
-] Document -> Paragraph -> Interparagraph Space -> 0
-] Set font to MonospaceXXX

The problems I see till now are:
1] Some Monospace fonts don't have the "strong"
2] When i try to align things (i want to do it manually, that is why i use monospace)
there is some automatic space selector that stops me. For example
----------
water
 falls
  in
   lines    # I can't align this correctly without a "code" environment.
----------

Do you have any suggestion ?

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Dr. Nicola Mingotti
R&D - Borghi Srl
CTO - BondInsider
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Dr. Nicola Mingotti
R&D - Borghi Srl
CTO - BondInsider
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