hello
i dont understand why my colors do not work :
(kbd-map (:mode in-math?)
("@ k" insert '(with “color” “red” “<#2665>”));marche pas
("@ p" “<#2660>”);pique
("@ k" “<#2665>”);coeur
("@ c" “<#2666>”);carreau
("@ r" “<#2663>”);trefle
)
i have tried also :
("@ k" (with “color” “red” “<#2665>”))
the rest work very fine
any help welcome…
Vinz
Hi @vincent-douce and welcome to the forum!
There seems to be a pair of parenthesis missing:
(kbd-map (:mode in-math?)
("@ k" (insert '(with "color" "red" "<#2665>")))
)thanks very much it was simple indeed
it works well
but i still have a question :
why does it works when i am on styx mode and not on roman mode ?
are not the same fonts installed in both modes ?
i have now an other question :
(kbd-map (:mode in-math?) ("a z d" (insert '
("a z d" (insert '(with "math-display" "true" "")))
)))
a) this does not work
b) i would like to put the cursor, with insert-go-to maybe, i dont know how to find the way to do it
what do you think
I think the reason is that roman is not an unicode font so does not have these glyphs.
Hi Vincent,
I think that
(kbd-map (:mode in-math?) ("a z d" (insert-go-to '(with "math-display" "true" "") '(2 0))))
is what you want.
One needs to keep in mind the following: the list '(2 0) indicates the position inside the tree formed by
'(with "math-display" "true" "")
And you need to count:
there is the main branch, that is the list that starts with with; the keyword with is the tag of the main branch and you must not count it; you count the children of the branch, starting from zero; they are
| child number | content |
|---|---|
| 0 | "math-display" |
| 1 | "true" |
| 2 | "" |
So we want the third child, which is number 2, so our list for the position in the tree has 2 as its first element; the third child is a string, which is also a tree (with a hidden tag which is string, I just checked it), and we want to be in position 0 (the first child, which is beginning of the string); so '(2 0).
fantstic Giovanni thanks very much it seems to work very properly
also, your explanation is very clear about the list
thanks
Vinz
hello guys
i am trying this :
("= var var" "<Rightarrow>"); ---- => ----
("= var var var" "<equiv>"); ---- modulo ----
("= @ @" "=<infty>"); ---- avoid existing shortcut ----
("= @ /" "=<varnothing>");---- avoid existing shortcut ----
("< -" "<less>-"); ---- avoid existing shortcut----
("< - var" "<leftarrow>") ```
i can’t manage to understand why all of them work very fine except :
= @ @
that gives a o= character (o inside the =) followed by a o
i understand that = @ is maybe still managed by some other file to which texmacs gives priority… but in this cas why does my = @ / gives what i want ?
why in some cases (all except = @ @) i can avoid the existing shortcut and not in the case of = @ @…
Hi Vincent,
the first time I tried it I had the impression that it did not work, but the second time it worked
Pls. try and paste from Verbatim the following
(kbd-map (:mode in-math?) ("= @ @" "=<infty>"))
hi Pireddag
works very fine, thanks very much
(i think i had simply put two spaces between @ and @,
and i was looking for a difficult reason whereas the reason was simple…