[OS X TeX] Tabular/array macros

Jérôme Laurens jerome.laurens at u-bourgogne.fr
Mon Nov 8 04:14:27 EST 2004


Le 8 nov. 04, à 08:48, Will Robertson a écrit :

> On 8 Nov 2004, at 5:48 PM, Jérôme Laurens wrote:
>> I think that something like
>>
>> tell application blah to select line # of the text of its first
>> document
>>
>> and
>>
>> tell application blah to select characters (1 through last) of line #
>> of the text of its first document
>>
>> could be very cool (except parenthesis)
>
> I agree!
> (Although I prefer the "tell the text of the front document to..." form
> better, but that's just a personal preference, as far as I know. I
> agree it's not as 'natural language' like.)

I am not an applescript expert, but I believe this is exactly the same 
implementation.
BTW, if it is not, there should be only minor differences such that 
both syntax should definitely be implemented,


[...]

> In fact, it would make sense to copy BBEdit's way of doing things as
> much as possible, since that's the only text editor I know of that's
> used for TeX and has a very extensive Applescript dictionary. (I don't
> have it or use it, though.)

I had a look at the insides of BBEdit's applescript dictionary when I 
started applescript implementation.
Nothing was really targeted towards TeX and there was some problems 
concerning soft vs hard wrapping.
Moreover, other "details" seemed to be unnatural and annoying.
Maybe things have changed now, is there a BBEdit pro listening to 
enlight us?

--A+JL
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