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Steven Sandoval

@hendrikboom3 @gnu_texmacs I'm not familiar with WordPerfect but if I want to view/edit discrete parts of the data tree of a TeXmacs document, the program can display the tree in whole or in part.

A TeXmacs document tree is saved as XML-like text but editing the markup by hand with an arbitrary text editor (as is often done with LaTeX) is not supported.

The pictured example: gitlab.com/baltakatei/bk-2021-

A screenshot of a portion of a thermodynamics textbook rendered in the default WYSIWYG environment of the TeXmacs editor.
A screenshot of a portion of a thermodynamics textbook rendered in the source environment of the TeXmacs editor.
A screenshot of a portion of the raw TeXmacs ASCII tree data of a thermodynamics textbook rendered in a GitLab webUI.
Jan 16, 2023, 05:58 AM·Public·Web
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