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[Kovács Zoltán <address@hidden>]

Dear Joris,

Thanks so much for the helpful comments!

TeXmacs <address@hidden> ezt írta (időpont: 2022. nov. 23., Sze, 22:30):

> 2. I would like to attach a LaTeX file (and render it automatically)
> without importing it as a separate file. Is this possible?

I just tried 'Insert -> Link -> Include' and it worked.
Of course, this only works for LaTeX files that import without any errors;
also, there might be problems with active content such as references or citations.
Still, I guess that conversion to a TeXmacs file is probably better.

I tried it and it indeed works -- however, I am using a very exotic LaTeX file which is difficult to import properly.

But I will definitely use this feature in the future! Does it mean that every time I change the LaTeX file,

the content of the TeXmacs document will also be changed (if I update it with Ctrl-Shift-R)?

 

> 3. I like the keyboard shortcut presentation from the tmdoc class and I
> would like to import it in my tmbook class which I use for my book. Is this
> possible somehow?

Yes, you can simply use some of the tmdoc-* style packages.
E.g. 'Document -> Style -> Add package -> Documentation -> doc'.

This works perfectly, thank you!

 

> 4. I would like to split the title in more rows. If I do that, the PDF
> export will not add a white space between the rows and it looks ugly. Can
> this be improved somehow?

M-; (emacs look and feel) can be used to insert a new line.

Unfortunately, in this case I have just two options:

* I put a space between the first row and the M-; so the PDF title looks nice (but in this case the centered text will contain an extra space at the end, that is, the text will be not completely centered),

* I don't put a space between the first row and the M-;, so the PDF title does not have a space either (in this case the centered text looks good, perfectly centered).

Maybe I should attach an example?

 

> 6. Is there a way to draw a frame around an inserted figure automatically?
> Thank you for any hints in advance!

Sure, that could be done by hacking the 'render-big-figure' macro.

I will try that, thanks!

Best, Zoltán