Hi Vincent,

I think I got it.

You have to


1) Use the keyword "insert"

2) Prepend the quote or quasiquote to the code you copy from TeXmacs

The quote is "l'apostrophe" :-)

The quasiquote is again "l'apostrophe", but written with the "Signe
prime réfléchi", please see
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostrophe_(typographie)#Signes_proches

They both tell Scheme that it must not interpret what it reads, but copy
it as it is ("quote it" in english).

Your code is


(kbd-map ("t r t" ((wide-tabular ...


It must be


(kbd-map ("t r t" (insert '(wide-tabular ...


In general

(kbd-map (shortcut (insert '***)))

where *** stands for the part you copied from TeXmacs

The quote is missing also on your definition of the "t t t" shortcut.


The keyword "insert" and the quote are essential.

Please let me know if this helps



====

Apart this there is a part of your my-init-texmacs. which you sent me
privately, that gives an error in the terminal, but then works, I do not
know why, it is

(assign "darkgreen" (macro "body" (with "color" "dark green" (arg "body"))))


Maybe I will ask for help on the forum or on the dev mailing list

===



Giovanni



On 08.04.22 22:21, vincent douce wrote:
> hi Giovanni
> i have the sensation to have done exactly what you suggest me to do
> but is doesn't work...
> (screenshot)
> ps on the screenshot there is not the end of the code it is too long
> for one page… but all ( and ) are good
>
>> Le 8 avr. 2022 à 12:33, Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden> a écrit :
>>
>>
>> On 08.04.22 11:01, vincent douce wrote:
>>> thanks Giovanni
>>>
>>> i had not well written my email : in fact i had copy pasted in with
>>> "paste from code source"
>>>
>>> now, with the same protocol, i have pasted in into a scheme session
>>> and then, out of the scheme session, in text mode, "ttt" works as
>>> well, for what it is programmed for : it gives a simple table
>>>
>>> now my questions :
>>> - how to parameter this into my-texmacs-init ?
>>
>>
>> I do not understand the meaning of the word "parameter" in this
>> question. But I guess: it may be that the answer is "copy the code
>> into my-texmacs-init".
>>
>>
>>
>>> - how to programm my need ? i have tried to follow your protocol,
>>> selected the configured table that i sent in the first message of
>>> this post as an attachment ; clicked "on copy to texmacs scheme" ;
>>> written in a scheme session :
>>>  (kbd-map "t t t" ***) replacing *** with the paste ;
>>> the code produces now error but "ttt" is still attributed to the
>>> simple table called by your code : did i have to write in a
>>> different way ?
>>
>>
>> pls. try (kbd-map ("t t t" ***))
>>
>>
>> G.
>>
>>
>>>
>>> Vincent
>>>
>>>> Le 7 avr. 2022 à 22:06, Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden> a écrit :
>>>>
>>>> Hi Vincent,
>>>>
>>>> can you try the code in a Scheme session instead than in the
>>>> initialization file? Insert->Session->Scheme
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> By the way
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> i think i have typed it well
>>>>
>>>> You can copy-paste it :-) and in addition to this there is a
>>>> preference for "Program bracket matching", that appears only when
>>>> "complex actions" is set to "Through popup windows" (under
>>>> Edit->Preferences, tab "Other"), that highlights paired brackets of
>>>> Scheme code.
>>>>
>>>> Giovanni
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 07.04.22 21:51, vincent douce wrote:
>>>>> hi Giovanni
>>>>> thank you very much for the answer
>>>>> before trying to master the method you explain me and that i have
>>>>> since time difficulties to perform…
>>>>> i wanted to just try your code
>>>>> i think i have typed it well
>>>>> even if i dont understand how this code could make exactly the
>>>>> content of the .tm file i sent on this post (with the blank
>>>>> content of the table : 8 empty cells on each line…)
>>>>> i wanted to try it
>>>>> but the result, afeter of course quitting texmacs and starting it
>>>>> again, is that when pressing ttt, the 3rd occurence of "t" just
>>>>> cancels the first two so that the cursor remove 3 steps back as if
>>>>> i had written nothing, and no table appears on the .tm file…
>>>>>
>>>>> Vincent
>>>>>
>>>>>> Le 6 avr. 2022 à 22:40, Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden> a
>>>>>> écrit :
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 06.04.22 21:20, vincent douce wrote:
>>>>>>> ("t t t" (concat (block* (tformat (table (row (cell ""))))) ""))
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Try
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> (kbd-map
>>>>>>   ("t t t" (insert  `(block* (document (tformat (table (row (cell
>>>>>> ""))))) ""))))
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> ====
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The trick is to
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 1) use the "insert" keyword in the code
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 2) copy the code that composes the TeXmacs structure from TeXmacs
>>>>>> itself, with Copy to -> TeXmacs Scheme
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 3) apply the quote (') or quasiquote (`) in front of the code
>>>>>> that you copy, this indicates Scheme that it must not interpret
>>>>>> what it reads
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
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