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[vincent douce <address@hidden>]

Giovanni thanks

i have not managed to adapt your code to my style of shortcut

as :

(kbd-commands
  (« = - = -" "" (begin (make-hybrid) (insert "tiny") (kbd-return) (make-hybrid) (insert "hrule") (kbd-return) (kbd-right))))

did not work i tried :

(kbd-map
  (« = - = -" "" (begin (make-hybrid) (insert "tiny") (kbd-return) (make-hybrid) (insert "hrule") (kbd-return) (kbd-right))))

that empeached TeXmacs to launch (i had to cancel this insctruction opening my-tini-texmacs with an other coding app)

- - - - -  -

I think it might be sensible to add manually a style file to the models in your "models" folder and to the files you are working on, and then let the automation add a style file to all of your new files.

why not, indeed…

is it possible, by defining a style, to choose, for each new file i am creating, not only the thickness of hline, but also :

- the style (i mean document>style that is by default to « generic »)

- the style of theorems, propositions… (if i want italic, framed text (encadré)…)

- the font (that would be the right time for me to endy understand how to install the font euclid)

in this case, i could take time and courage to understand how it works…

Vinz

Le 18 nov. 2023 à 11:15, Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden> a écrit :

On 18/11/23 07:56, vincent douce wrote:

« This will append a style file (in this case no-solutions-in-html, change this to the style file of your preference) to every new file. It will not operate on existing files. »

but i never use new files

most of the time i work on existing files

but when i need a new file, i go to my folder « models » and i pick up an existing .tm file created by me in this folder 

I think it might be sensible to add manually a style file to the models in your "models" folder and to the files you are working on, and then let the automation add a style file to all of your new files.

If you, though, would like to have a new LaTeX-style command defined in your init-file, you could try

(kbd-commands
  ("t-hrule" "" (begin (make-hybrid) (insert "tiny") (kbd-return) (make-hybrid) (insert "hrule") (kbd-return) (kbd-right))))

which I find horrible but I think does what you want (type \t-hrule enter to get the thin horizontal rule)