Hi,
me again :-)
* Fabian Braennstroem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I used latex together with vim the last couple year and
> have to use something 'easier' at my office. I am lucky,
> that I am able to use openoffice version 1.2 on linux and don't
> have to go back to word anymore :-)
Sorry, it is version 1.1.2
>
> Adapting openoffice to some vim keybindings works pretty
> fine using a small basic macro I just got from the
> general list. Now, I still would like to use vim's and
> latex's power in writing mathematical equations.
>
> The first step to achieve this was, that I wrote a small
> python script which starts vim in latex mode and
> converts the equation to a png image. This works fine
> (it is based on the hello_world_comp.py example from the
> uno site) in writer,
> but I am missing a python/openoffice function to include
> the picture to the current position in my writer/impress file.
> Inserting some simple text can be done using:
> text.insertString( cursor, "VIM Latex Formula", 0 )
> but how does the inserting-Graphics-function look like?
>
>
> The next step would be to adjust the equation by
> clicking on the png-equation inside of the
> writer/impress document. I saw that I am able to connect
> a macro to the 'clicking event', so that I could use
> python to open the corresponding latex equation file,
> which was saved when creating the equation. For that
> connection I probably have to use a basic macro or could
> I use python for that too!? When I use basic, how can I
> run external linux programs like e.g. running a terminal
> with vim? Would be nice, if you have any idea!
>
> As you can see I have some basic question about some
> functions in python and basic and wonder, if there
> exists any list with some simple functions and a
> corresponding example!?
Maybe, I have to shorten it a bit, looks probably a bit
confusing...
I am looking for a python function to include png Graphics
at the cursor position; would be nice if I can apply all
those settings for graphics too, e.g. positioning, size,
boarders and most important, the connection to a different
macro by clicking on the inserted picture. Would be nice, if
the clicking event could be connected to a different python
script, which reads the name of the picture and opens the
corresponding tex-file.
The next thing I am badly looking for is a way to get access
to the archive of this list. It seems that the threads
expired pretty fast...
Would be nice to hear some ideas!
Greetings!
Fabian
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