Hi Joris;
I had a nasty accident with my email program (typing in the wrong
window) and it lost the mail you send about reading a pageref using
get-binding, and it's not shown up in the archive yet.
Please could you dig it out of your sent-items for me.
Thanks - and apologies
Sam
On 20/07/10 19:31, Sam Liddicott wrote:
Thanks for the info Joris.
A hack would be great. For now I'm only using it to simulate a pageref?
Function to tell if a label is defined or not. A pagerefpage function would be
cool - to return the un-marked-up page number...
I will be generating the actual programs in awk to start with as the code is
already written.
I'll use the dev list now on, I thought it was for C++ questions
Sam
Joris van der Hoeven<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Sam,
On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 10:06:06PM +0100, Sam Liddicott wrote:
If I write data using<write|aux|<tuple|key|value>>, how do I get to
read it back again.
You can't, at least not currently. The information is contained in 'buf->aux',
the auxiliary part of your buffer, which is only accessible in the C++ code.
At best, I could add a hack so that you can access it from within Guile.
Anyway, for you litterate programming stuff, you probably want to generate
the actual programs using Guile; this is much easier than endless hacking of
the TeXmacs style files; the style language has not really be designed for
doing non trivial computations. Using Guile, you can simply examine the entire
document tree and perform any computations (and modifications) you want.
Best wishes, --Joris
P.S.: please send developer's questions to texmacs-dev
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