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[Julien Frontisi <address@hidden>]

Hi 
I have another remark about remote access. 

When I open a local file on my computer, TeXmacs automatically loads linked 
packages that are located in the same directory.
But this does not seem to work for remote files.

For example, I can access my files using the link included in the following 
document :

Attachment: Accès distant PC1SL.tm
Description: Binary data

But then, the linked files rely on a cours.ts style package which is located 
in the same remote directory and TeXmacs 
does not use it, unless I also open the cours.ts file itself.

(On the other hand, it can directly use a package that is located in my local 
.TeXmacs/packages directory.)

This means that if you want to work on remote files, the style packages have 
also to be reachable with a link.
I hope this helps.

Julien




> Le 30 mars 2021 à 22:59, TeXmacs <address@hidden> a écrit :
> 
> Hi Julien,
> 
> On Mon, Mar 29, 2021 at 03:56:11PM +0200, Massimiliano Gubinelli wrote:
>>> a long time ago, someone from this list asked me to recall the url of the 
>>> course I had put online after the celebrated TeXmacs workshop in Faro in 
>>> 2012. So a few years later (oops!) comes the address :
>>> http://texmacs.pc1sl.fr/ <http://texmacs.pc1sl.fr/> 
>>> The course is for French CPGE PC, that is 2nd year university level, for 
>>> Physics-Chemistry students. So everything is in French.
> 
> Thanks for sharing this with us.
> 
>>> I wonder if there is a simple automated way to make/refresh a .tm index 
>>> of a directory here, so we can access it using TeXmacs remote access 
>>> (there is such an index in the Cours/Annexe directory, but it is an old 
>>> one and I’m not sure it’s still reflecting the contents).
> 
> One simple way to manage collections of files is to manually create 
> hyperlinks between them.
> When converting your website into Html using
> 
>    Tools -> Create website
> 
> such links are converted into links between the Html pages.
> If people have TeXmacs, then they can also directly navigate inside
> the TeXmacs files, assuming that they know the URL.
> 
> Of course, this technique requires you to manually create a link for
> every file that you add.  But it also allows you to have multiple
> entry points to your collection of files and cross references
> (something that is more complex to get using automatic tools).
> 
> Best wishes, --Joris
> 
> 
>> I've written some code to automate the indexing of the articles in 
>> TeXmacs' blog:
>> 
>> https://github.com/texmacs/notes/blob/main/notes-tools.scm 
>> <https://github.com/texmacs/notes/blob/main/notes-tools.scm>
>> 
>> it is a scheme files which reads tm documents from a given directory and 
>> extracts informations (like the content of given tags). Probably it could 
>> be adapted to your use case. I'm not sure it you will consider it a 
>> "simple automated way" :). Possibly in your case it is simpler just do it 
>> by hand, especially if you do not count in adding new material regularly. 
>> We can also imagine to host his material in github and produce HTML out of 
>> it, so people can propose ehnancements and use it.
>> 
>> Max
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> Have a nice day
>>> Julien
>>> 
>>