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[vincent douce <address@concealed>]

very fine Giovanni

thank you very much for your work

the shortcurt - tab works fine

but now, i dont really understand how i can edit this macro

a) my first question is : do you think all this work could be programmed into my-init-texmacs instead of ~/.TeXmacs.plugins ?

b) i dont really understand in your code (below) how i can customize the thing because :

   i) if i type [- tab] and again and again i obtain a list with only the — symbol (minus) : how can i get what your code seems to programm (minus, dot, arrow…)

   ii) how can i put the symbol i want behind the « itemize-perso » instruction at the end of your code ?

(texmacs-module (itemize-perso))

(menu-bind itemize-menu

(former)

---

("Perso" (make-tmlist 'itemize-perso)))

(kbd-map

("- tab" (make-tmlist 'itemize-perso)))

(define-group itemize-tag

itemize itemize-minus itemize-dot itemize-arrow itemize-perso)

thank you again for your time

Vincent

Le 30 juil. 2024 à 06:30, Giovanni Piredda <address@concealed> a écrit :

Hi again Vincent.

Attached you will find two files. These two files, together, form a plugin; if you put them in the plugin folder of your .TeXmacs directory, you will be able to select the plugin from the list of packages and use the new list types.

You have to add a subdirectory in the "plugin" folder; call it new-list-types. Inside this subdirectory add two subdirectories; one has to be called "packages" and the other has to be called "progs".

The .ts file goes in the packages subdirectory, the .scm file into the progs subdirectory.

After this, start TeXmacs and (if everything works ;-) ) you will find a new-list-types package in the list of packages. If you select that, you will have a list type with dashes and with shortcut "- tab".

Please let me know if you are able to follow the above steps and if they work.

Giovanni

On 22/07/24 21:46, Giovanni Piredda wrote:

Hi Vincent,

I think I can build an example for you but pls. give me a little time.

There have been discussions on how to assign a shortcut to a macro but I have forgotten, I think that if I go through past messages I might figure it out but for a list it might be enough a shortcut for

(make-tmlist 'itemize-perso)

where itemize-perso is the name of your custom list. Please let me know if this makes sense.

Separately, I might, but not immediately, write a version of the blog post on lists as a "recipe" and post that too.

Giovanni


On 18/07/24 07:19, vincent douce wrote:

hello Giovanni
thanks for your answer
it is very theorical
if you had an example, just substitute the current symbols (i just verify, by default it is • then o then —) by any other symbol just to see how you do
also the few i can understand on this page let me to a question :
i am used (thanks to you) to modify my-init-texmacs
so every newly creaty or newly launched TeXmacs document is concerned by my new shortcuts
but with a macro how can i proceed : can i assigne a short cut to my customized list ?
Vincent

Le 13 juil. 2024 à 16:56, Giovanni Piredda <address@concealed> a écrit :

Please see if this blog post helps you:

https://texmacs.github.io/notes/docs/new-lists.html

Il 13.07.2024 16:54, vincent douce ha scritto:

hello
how can i customize the symboles for itemize ?
at some level, for example, there is a — which can be ambiguous for typing maths
i would like to replace it with something i like, maybe a little square…
which file do i have to modify i this purpose ?
Vincent

<itemize-perso.scm><new-list-types.ts>