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Hi,

For all those of you would like to play with automatically
generated graphics using Scheme, the SVN revision 12502
(and next version of TeXmacs) contains a useful example

    TeXmacs/examples/texts/scheme-session-test.tm

Best wishes, --Joris


On Wed, Nov 13, 2019 at 11:07:02PM +0100, Giovanni Piredda wrote:
> On 13.11.19 19:40, TeXmacs wrote:
> >I tried it on my computer, but had some problems to make it run,
> >and I still have various error messages.  These problems can
> >probably be solved by putting your code in a clean TeXmacs plug-in
> >(see Help -> Interfacing ; you just need to bundle your files
> >following the conventions that are explained there).
> 
> Hi again,
> 
> I have done a minimal reorganization, not yet according to the
> conventions; I need more time for organizing the code properly. But
> maybe it is enough to get the code to work for other people too -
> the idea is that right now it should be enough to place the
> directory tree with the Scheme files inside the /progs directory in
> the TeXmacs user path.
> 
> 
> >Concerning your problem with text: you may change the alignment
> >using TeXmacs markup.  To see how, and similarly for other types
> >of markup, you may draw a picture with horizontally centered text
> >in graphics mode, and look at the source code representation
> >(Document -> Source -> Edit source tree).
> >
> I fixed it, it looks ok now, thanks. By the way on the topic "text
> in graphics" the possibility to rotate the text could be useful (in
> the case of plots, for the label of the y-axis - although there are
> not yet axis labels in the plots with the code I posted!).
>