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[Nefton Pali <address@hidden>]

Dear all,

please could you send me clear instructions how to create a file bibliography and how to integrate the bibliography. I tryed to apply the manual quite unsuccesfully.

More over I'm not able to count the formulas relatively to each section. For instance I want a numeration like (9.13) instead of (350).

Please hellp me.

Nefton

Le 06/10/2023 à 12:21, Julien Frontisi a écrit :

    By nested
      trees, I just meant trees inside trees. That is already
      implemented in trees.

To make them horizontal, maybe a macro like <\rotate | 90 | <\tree | <\rotate | -90 | <arg>> | … |  <\rotate | -90 | <arg>> >

If you do it manually it works (clumsily) but it is not easy to access the elements of the tree after building it.

Julien

Le 6 oct. 2023 à 10:42, vincent douce <address@hidden> a écrit :

yes, \tree corresponds to [mathmode]insert->tree and works very fine for « vertical » trees

but 99% of probabitliy papers (at least in high schools) and 99% of screenshot on google image with keywords « probabillity trees »  have horizontal trees, not vertical one

i have no idea if it would be difficult for the developer team to implement it ; or maybe it is in project

also, Julien, you say « nested trees » 

do you mind nested trees exist in TeXmacs or do you suggest they would be welcome ?

Vincent

Le 6 oct. 2023 à 09:01, Julien Frontisi <address@hidden> a écrit :

In mode math, \tree works fine. Nested trees if you need more than a root and one generation of children.

One would need some kind of matrix transposition to make it horizontal.

Julien

Le 6 oct. 2023 à 04:41, Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden> a écrit :

How do you construct the vertical tree in TeXmacs? With the current TeXmacs, I would construct either tree with a drawing.

On 06/10/23 01:18, vincent douce wrote:

hello Giovanni

from TeXmacs (vertical) : <GraphiqueCollé-1.png>

preferred (horizontal) : <GraphiqueCollé-2.png>

when you type "tree probability » on internet you only get horizontal trees…

Vincent

Le 5 oct. 2023 à 19:13, Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden> a écrit :