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[Julien Frontisi <address@hidden>]

Bonjour, Vincent ! And hi to all !

In my case, I added to the file .TeXmacs/progs/my-init-texmacs.scm the lines :

(kbd-map

  ("U N F ." (make 'unfolded-env))

  ("M-P" (choose-file print-to-file "Save pdf file" "pdf"))

  ("M-A" (inclusions-gc))

  ("F2" (dynamic-operate-on-buffer :fold))

  ("F3" (dynamic-operate-on-buffer :unfold))

)

Or you can create the file if you do not have it.

This creates a list of keyboard mappings.

The second item, starting with M-P, does what you want on macOS with Cmd-Shift-P

Those shortcuts are very useful indeed.

You’ll probably have to restart TeXmacs for the changes to take effect.

Cheers !

Julien

Le 23 mars 2021 à 01:18, Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden> a écrit :

is it possible tu customize TeXmacs so that Cmd-P creates a pdf :
- not named "preview" but named with the same name as the original .tm file
- not placed in some /tmp folder butin the same folder of the original .tm ?

By the way, on topic, the answer to this "flavour of question" is very often "yes" "as a matter of principle". If there is a TeXmacs action that you do through a menu (like exporting to pdf), it is quite likely that it is (I do not know if it is more than "likely", i.e. "it is" without restrictions) executing a Scheme command. Then, by design, you can bind that Scheme command either to a different menu entry or to a key press combination.

G.