1. Reduce-3.8 (for Linux) contains tmprint.b, but does not contain the source from which it was produced.
Last summer I suggested to Winfried Neun that the new Reduce version could be "TeXmacs-ready", i.e. load tmprint if the variable $TEXMACS_REDUCE_PATH is set. The version installed by our system administrator does not contain this feature, however, so I am in a process of finding out what happens.
Try to execute the following in a bash, and please tell me if it works:
----- begin ------ mkdir -p /tmp/tmprint cd /tmp/tmprint wget http://www.fmi.uni-passau.de/~seidl/public/bin/tmprint.b cd $HOME mv .reducerc .reducerc-`date "+%Y%M%d-%T"` cat > .reducerc <<EOF lisp << % ... loaddirectories!* := nconc({"","/tmp/tmprint/"},loaddirectories!*); if getenv("TEXMACS_REDUCE_PATH") then load tmprint$ % ...
$
end; % EOF ----- end -----
It seems that the new source tmprint.red is not compatible with Reduce-3.8. Is this so?
This cannot be so. Yet another possibility is, that Redfront, which is loaded automatically awith Reduce 3.8 is the problem.
From what source has tmprint.b in the distribution been generated, and why isn't this source included in the Reduce distribution?
Winfried Neun knows this.
Best Regards, Andreas -- http://www.fmi.uni-passau.de/~seidl
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