head 1.1; access; symbols; locks mys:1.1; strict; comment @# @; 1.1 date 99.11.22.23.41.12; author mys; state Exp; branches; next ; desc @@ 1.1 log @Initial revision @ text @############################################################ #::tcltexed_hlp:: # Tcltexed stands for tcl-(la)tex-ed(itor) # ############################################################ Tcltexed is seprated into two parts. On one side the windows were you could edit a text, as described in "Editor", on the other side a lot of functions connected only to the base of the program, the main window. All actions which should work with a editorwindow will use the window which has had at last the focus. A clearer definiton of this made in "Editor". Below I will discribe and list all the functions you could start from the main window. menu items of the main window 1. File a) New Start a new LaTeX-document. There exists a predefined plain document within the source of Tcltexed. If the file etc/default.tex exists in the path were Tcltexed was installed this file will be used as default document. b) Load Load a file into the editor ... c) Append Append the text of the file at the position of the curser. d) Save e) Save As Save a text. f) Quit Quit Tcltexed. All windows will get closed (if necessary a request for saveing the files in work is made) 2. Edit a) Clear Clear the whole text. b) line breaking Choose to break lines in the whole text, the current section or the current line. Each line which follows a line which ends with "space" will be interpreted as a continuition. Befor a line gets broken all continuition lines will be appended to it. With the last three menu items it is possible to append all continuition lines without breaking the whole line after it. c) Spelling Marks all not right spelled words in your current text with a red color. d) add word For to register a word as spelled right, you must set the curser in the current text within it. To make sense the word must be marked to be misspelled ;-), or not ? e) Nearly Takes the word which the curser of the current text is within and displays a list of words which nearly match this word. f) Search Search and Replace within a text. g) My Own Here you can define your own LaTeX-sequences to be inserted into the text, if you press the button befor the entry. This definitions will besaved if you "Save Options". With the next start of Tcltexed this definitions will be the start values. 3. Options a) AutoBrackets If this button is aktivated, each inserted bracket to open ({[$ will be followed by a bracket to close )}]$. { --> {} b) Packages/etc Here you could activate several packages for automatical completion of it's LaTeX-commands. An example for complition : \fra --> \frac{}{} The more LaTeX-commands Tcltexed should recognise the later they get complited, because they look to similar for Tcltexed. c) language Set here your favorite language for texts, buttons and help. A change here will only apear with the next start of Tcltexed, so you have to save the current options as discribed below. d) font size Set font size for the editorwindows. e) Save Options Save all configurations made by a user. This configuration will be loaded at the beginning of the next start of Tcltexed. (The file with the configurations is with unix .tcltexed, with Windows tcltexed.ini . But please don't edit it yourself. Configurationfiles of older Tcltexedversion will be ignored and later overwriten.) 4. Mathematics A gallery of pictures of the ouput of commands of the mathmatical enviroments. A press on a pictur will insert the command, represented by the picture, on the position of the curser. 5. general Like 4. , but other common commands. 6. Help a) Tcltexed Under this you will find the description of Tcltexed itself. b) LaTeX A index of all LaTeX-commands I have heard of. For a lot of LaTeX-commands I have writen a short help. + + left mousebutton displays the help text right mousebutton insert command a keystroke A-Z a-z forces the list to jumb to commands with this as first letter @