TEXMACS IMAGE SIZE MANUAL
TEXMACS IMAGE SIZE ARCHIVE
TEXMACS IMAGE SIZE CODE

TEXMACS IMAGE SIZE CODE

The TEX MACS plug-in system Installing and using a plug-in Writing your own plug-ins Example of a plug-in with Scheme code The world plug-in How it works Example of a plug-in with C++ code The minimal plug-in How it works Summary of the configuration options for plug-ins The TEX MACS format T E X MACS trees Internal nodes of TEX MACS trees Leafs of TEX MACS trees Serialization and preferred syntax for editing TEX MACS documents Default serialization Main serialization principle Formatting and whitespace Raw data XML serialization The encoding for strings XML representation of regular tags Special tags Scheme serialization The typesetting process Data relation descriptions The rationale behind D.R.D.s Current D.R.D. Advanced table features Links and automatically generated content Creating labels, links and references Inserting images Generating a table of contents Compiling a bibliography Generating an index Compiling a glossary Books and multifile documents Creating technical pictures Starting a new picture Inserting new objects Editing objects Specification of style properties Color Fill color Opacity Point style Line width Line dashes Line arrows Text alignment Editing groups of objects Advanced layout features Flows Floating objects Page breaking Editing tools Cut and paste Search and replace Spell checking Undo and redo Structured editing Structured cursor movement Structured traversal of the document Traversal of tags which are similar to the innermost tag Movements inside the innermost tag Structured variants Positioning and resizing objects Versioning tools Comparing two versions Visualization of the differences Retaining a specific version Grain control and reactualizing the differencesД¦ Table of contents 5 Using external programs for version control such as Subversion Laptop presentations Beamer styles Traversal of a presentation Decorations Animations Using GNU T E X MACS as an interface Creating sessions Editing sessions Selecting the input method Plug-ins as scripting languages Spreadsheets Writing TEX MACS style files Writing a simple style package Rendering of style files and packages ASCII-based or tree-based editing: an intricate choice Global presentation Local customization The style-sheet language Assignments Macro expansion Formatting primitives Evaluation control Flow control Computational markup Customizing the standard TEX MACS styles Organization of style files and packages General principles for customization Customizing the general layout Customizing list environments Customizing numbered textual environments Defining new environments Customization of the rendering Customization of the numbering Customizing sectional tags Customizing the treatment of title information Further notes and tips Customizing arbitrary tags Standard utilities Customizing T E X MACS Introduction to the Guile extension language Writing your own initialization files Creating your own dynamic menus Creating your own keyboard shortcuts Other interesting filesД§ 6 Table of contents 13.

TEXMACS IMAGE SIZE MANUAL

Getting started Conventions for this manual Menu entries Keyboard modifiers Keyboard shortcuts Special keys Configuring TEX MACS Creating, saving and loading documents Printing documents Writing simple documents Generalities for typing text Typing structured text Content-based tags Lists Environments Layout issues The font selection system Mastering the keyboard General prefix rules Keyboard shortcuts for text mode Hybrid commands and L A TEX simulation Dynamic objects Various useful keyboard shortcuts Mathematical formulas Incorporating mathematical formulas into documents Typing mathematical symbols Main mathematical constructs Typing large delimiters Typing big operators Wide mathematical accents Semantic editing facilities Common errors and syntax correction Semantics of mathematical symbols Customized mathematical semantics Tabular material Creating tables The formatting mode Specifying the cell and table alignment Specifying the cell and table size Borders, padding and background colorДҐ 4 Table of contents 4.6.

TEXMACS IMAGE SIZE ARCHIVE

L archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est destinГ©e au dГ©pГґt et Г la diffusion de documents scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiГ©s ou non, Г©manant des Г©tablissements d enseignement et de recherche franГ§ais ou Г©trangers, des laboratoires publics ou privГ©s.Дў GNU TEX MACS user manual Joris van der Hoeven & othersД¤ Table of contents 1. The documents may come from teaching and research institutions in France or abroad, or from public or private research centers. 253 pages HAL Id: hal Submitted on HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access archive for the deposit and dissemination of scientific research documents, whether they are published or not.

1 GNU TeXmacs User Manual Joris Van Der Hoeven To cite this version: Joris Van Der Hoeven.

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