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[Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden>]

I figured out something else:

<extern|(lambda (x) `(concat "Hallo " ,x))|Piet>

(got from 
https://www.iam.uni-bonn.de/fileadmin/user_upload/gubinelli/texmacs/talk-texmacs-guile-strasbourg-june-2019.pdf) 
works, while

<extern|(lambda (x) (insert x))|Piet>

crashes TeXmacs 1.99.14 on Linux Ubuntu with the error on terminal

double free or corruption (out)

Still the extern procedure might be the way to insert code in the 
document, but I am not able to make it work (maybe one of the developers 
can say something?).

G.

On 05.11.20 20:28, Giovanni Piredda wrote:
> I never tried with the insert procedure; I did it through a helper 
> macro, calling the Scheme one through the extern primitive. That 
> worked (for tables and for graphics), but - I am guessing - it does 
> not do what you want, that is having the code inserted in the source 
> code of the document (I do not know if I am guessing correctly!); 
> instead, it inserts the typeset output (text or table or graphics) in 
> the document.
>
> Despite this, I have an idea, which I have not been able to get to 
> immediately work but maybe is good, I explain myself with a 
> not-yet-working code
>
> <assign|insertHere|<\macro|x>
>     <extern|(lambda (x) '(insert ,x))|<arg|x>>
>
> Then use as <insertHere|arg> at the insertion point. In my test it 
> seems to me that TeXmacs does not recognize the argument x of the 
> macro as argument to the Scheme function--but I do not know how to fix 
> that.
>
> G.
>
> On 05.11.20 19:38, Михаил Бахтерев wrote:
> > Greetings!
> >
> > First of all i would like to thank TeXMacs developers heartily
> > for the great software.
> >
> > My question is following.
> >
> > I would like to generate interactively (in notepad manner) some
> > math, tables and drawings during some not such a big data
> > analysis. I've managed to generate expression trees and
> > drawings, for instance, like this
> >
> >    (define (frac x)
> >      (insert `(with "mode" "math" (frac "a" ,x))))
> >
> > But i cannot put this structure into the document correctly. As
> > far, as i understand, insert procedure inserts an object at the
> > cursor position. But the cursor position is right at the next
> > Scheme] prompt. So the formulae or the drawing are putted, where
> > next expression should be entered, not at the document itself,
> > or at the usual position for the result of expression
> > evaluation.
> >
> >    Scheme] 1
> >      1 ; i mean here
> >
> > Could this behaviour be changed somehow? Is there any way to
> > place generated construction at the result position (which would
> > be ideal) or at the document somewhere?
> >
> > - Michael Bakhterev, respectfully