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[Texmacs-dev] About changes in 1.0.0.20
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David Allouche |
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[Texmacs-dev] About changes in 1.0.0.20 |
Date: |
Fri, 8 Nov 2002 15:59:01 +0100 |
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Mutt/1.4i |
Here come question about changes I do not understand in 1.0.0.20.
http://ddaa.net/texmacs/changelog/1.0.0.20
There are more remarks on the web page, and a number of obvious bugs
are pointed out.
The questions:
up15 -- fix page margin menu items
The removal of "Set text width..." proposed in patch 1.0.0.19da18
was not applied. What is the rationale? I gave a rationale for the
removal of that menu item at:
http://ddaa.net/texmacs/patch/1.0.0.19/index.html#da18
up20 -- made-by-texmacs macro
How can I be sure that LaTeX provides translation for "This text has
been produced using" and "see"?
up26 -- more dark and pastel colors
these colors are supported in postscript output even though they are
only defined in x_display_rep! How is that done?
up37 -- minor changes to math greek support
what is the syntax of the maths-fonts.scm scheme file?
It does not seem to use the sytax for text font resolution which is
explained in the documentation.
up39 -- changes to the axiom interface
What is the axiomtype change about?
up42 -- fix hyperlink problem in help buffer
In release 1.0.0.19, the hyperlink traversal was broken in the help
buffer. I believe that patch fixed the problem, yet I am not sure
what it actually does.
up45 -- fix to edit_typeset_rep::typeset_prepare
What does that fix?
up46 -- simplify keypresses in all modes but INPUT_NORMAL
What does that fix?
up47 -- support for "yes" as "ano" (czech) and banner update
why does tm_server_rep::is_yes not use the translation dictionnary?
up48 -- binary font files for rtcxr at 600 dpi
How are these files produced? What is their copyright? Why are they
included now?
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