I do not know the details on how to do all of these things (I figured out how to add files to the main document, see below), but they are nice questions for the StackExchange :-) In my opinion there is enough interest to open a StackExchange section, maybe one of the developers should open it, to make it official. But if they wish, one of the users can do it as well.
For your question:
you have to set the main document to be "master" - In the menus: Tools -> Project -> Use as master
Then you attach your document to the master using "Attach master" in the same Tools-> Project menu
(I am guessing the names of the menus as I have the German menus :-))
I have just a little bit of experience with this (I did a document with two subdocuments of a few pages each) so I do not know how well it works with large documents.
Giovanni
Am 02.04.2019 um 19:44 schrieb
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I would like a get a simple tutorial how to write a book (few
pages just for example) how to add files in the main book I have a lot of examples and I don't know how to include them inside each other. Any guidance ? Henri Le 02/04/2019 à 17:48, Youjun Hu a
écrit :
Hi all,
I also support using more social-network styles to
build TeXmacs community, which now seems to be small and
silent in most time.
TeXmacs is an excellent program and should be more
visible.
Here is a mindmap for using TeXmacs which I found
useful and would like to share:
https://www.mindomo.com/mindmap/texmacs-b207992c90c046bdbe4053cbdf88b5d5
As a 12-years TeXmacs user, I though I have used
TeXmacs in the most efficient way that TeXmacs can
provide, but it turns out that there are still some more
efficient ways that Texmacs provides. As an example,
recently I found Ctrl-Backspace can delete the
environment near the cursor, which is very handy, e.g.,
for restoring a colored/italic/bold font to default.
Youjun Hu
On Mon, Apr 1, 2019 at 12:27
PM Nicola Mingotti <address@hidden> wrote:
I fully support StackExchange. It would be easier to find recurrent question/answer. bye n. On
3/31/19 4:47 AM, Alkis Akritas wrote:
Great idea!
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