Juergen Rose wrote:
Hello,
would it be difficult to include perldl as a TeXmacs session?
No. All the TeXmacs plugins which work thru a CLI
are connected to TeXmacs via a pipe or a socket.
You should cut & paste the "prompt" example plugin (it
can be found in src/TeXmacs/examples/plugins/prompt),
and change it for suiting your needs (namely,
replacing "prompt" everywhere in the code by
the name you will have choosen for your plugin,
and from inside the C++ code, call perldl & sent
an string input to it, and get a string output
from it & and send it back to TeXmacs).
For more details about interfacing TeXmacs to
external plugins, one can have a look at :
<<
Help->Manual->TeXmacs plugins
>>
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