After I redact the personal information, I'm planning to put some of the legal documents online to share. I might put some sample TeXmacs source documents with my legal document s style sheet online too. Also I've created a drop in for bibtex that formats a bibliography via jsonrpc calls made by a guile program to a modified (pull requests in the future) version of the BetterBibTeX for Zotero and Juris-M reference manager. It uses CSL and citeproc to format the bibliography. I'm also creating a way to have it format the inline or footnote citations, with ibid and near-note forms too, using bb's cite as you write http GET interface. I might need to put that one aside for a few weeks while I work on some law documents. I really wanted to have it working for those but I can't do two things at once. At least thebibliography part works. I'll be putting it up on get happy pretty soon... ( speech-to-text anguish languish) github pretty soon.
On Fri, Mar 11, 2016, 08:12 Karl Hegbloom <karl.hegbl...@gmail.com> wrote: > That surprises me since I thought it follows a "gang of four" (Design > Patterns: > http://www.amazon.com/Design-Patterns-Elements-Reusable-Object-Oriented/dp/0201633612) > design. It would be useful to perform the necessary refactoring that could > make it thread safe. Most computers now have multiple cores. TeXmacs can be > frustratingly slow when a document reaches more than 40 pages or so (ymmv) > especially when it has complex structure. Guile 2 would probably help to > make it faster, but perhaps other optimizations are needed. > > I've always wanted to spend some time learning enough about the internals > of a program like this one to help perform that work, but people keep side > tracking me on "missions" I've been conscripted into whether I like it or > not. One faction thinks I'm supposed to be a culinary chef. Another thinks > I'm supposed to become a lawyer and politician. I'd rather just work on > software. Some people hassle me off of it every time I try to read code > because they want to manage me and make me do what they want. I hate them. > I went to college to learn Computer Science and every time I try to get > back to it they put another obstacle in my path. > > The stupid court here in Salt Lake City is corrupt. I'm using TeXmacs to > produce documents for several lawsuits against the state. The Cohabitant > Abuse Act is unconstitutional. They gave my son's mother a protective order > despite evidence that she was the one committing abuse and despite that she > had no evidence to demonstrate whether or not I had, and the evidence I > showed impeachd her testimony and showed that I did not commit abuse. She > then used the protective order to get me in trouble for writing emails > despite that it allowed emails and for walking past her building on the > sidewalk. The charges involving emails were dismissed at an > unconstitutionally delayed preliminary examination hearing, well the ones > involving walking past her building were bound over despite the fact that > in the police reports she states that she did not feel threatened or > endangered. I had been on the same sidewalk I was allowed to be on for > picking up my son. They then turned around and put me in jail for writing > an SMS instead of an email claiming that it allowed email but not SMS. The > earlier charges involving emails had it down that the emails were not > pertaining to child visit. This time the SMS did pertain to child visit, > yet they used it as an excuse to arrest me, claimed I had already violated > the order multiple times and was escalating, despite that nothing I had > done actually violated the order and I had not been convicted on any of > those charges and all it was was an SMS wondering if my son was home from a > visit with his grandfather. For this they set the bail at $100,000 charging > me with two felony crimes. Again they ignored my testimony, failing to take > judicial notice of exculpatory and mitigating evidence that I presented in > writing, and then held me in jail 128 days without ever providing a > preliminary examination hearing on the charges, which were frivolous on > their face. During that time they moved behind my back to put me into a > mental health court, an attempt to lock me away without trial. So I'm sorta > busy suing them. > > On Fri, Mar 11, 2016, 01:00 Miguel de Benito Delgado < > m.debenit...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Sadly no, it isn't thread safe. None of the basic data structures is and >> there are assumptions all over the place about global data... I fear this >> would be a major undertaking. >> -- >> Miguel de Benito. >> Am 11.03.2016 01:25 schrieb "Karl Hegbloom" <karl.hegbl...@gmail.com>: >> >>> ... really ought to watch the http headers to know when to refresh. I am >>> using tree-import to call the BetterBibTeX for Zotero "cayw" (cite as you >>> write) GET interface, which operates only to localhost, and causes Zotero >>> to open a dialog box for searching to find references, which are then >>> returned. So the URL doesn't change from call to call, but the data >>> returned does. The workaround was to add an extra GET argument to the URL >>> with a timestamp. Luckily the service it's calling doesn't care about extra >>> args. >>> >>> I realize that when TeXmacs has guile 2, it's web modules can replace >>> the use of wget. >>> >>> Q: is TeXmacs threadsafe? Can multiple guile threads be utilized in the >>> future? >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> Texmacs-dev mailing list >>> Texmacs-dev@gnu.org >>> https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/texmacs-dev >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >> Texmacs-dev mailing list >> Texmacs-dev@gnu.org >> https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/texmacs-dev >> >
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