On Monday 08 August 2005 11:58, Joris van der Hoeven wrote: > However, as I told Nicolas Ratier too, there is a much simpler and > better way to add this kind of functionality now: just design > a command-line method which converts a given data-format to postscript and > it *automatically* becomes possible to include documents of this format > as images. See init-images.scm for how to declare image formats.
That's nice. This far it is clear. > Moreover, recent versions come with a tag "converter-input" (see > scripts.ts). This tag allows you to switch (C-*) between text in a given > format and the result when converting it to TeXmacs. I not see how to use converter-input, yet. Do you have an example. Say html -> texmacs ? ( I understand that this is already supported) > It would suffice to > hack > > (tm-define (hidden-variant) > (:inside converter-input) > ...) > > inside scripts-edit.scm to also recognize image formats. > Alternatively, one might add tags image-input/image-output for doing this. I don't see how to do this either, but maybe it will become clear when I see the example. Best, Bas _______________________________________________ Texmacs-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/texmacs-dev
