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<TeXmacs|1.0.7.2>
<TeXmacs|1.0.7.16>
<style|tmdoc>
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<markup|drd-props>.<htab|5mm>
<\explain>
<explain-macro|macro|var-1|<with|mode|math|\<cdots\>>|var-n|body><explain-synopsis|macro
<explain-macro|macro|var-1|<math|\<cdots\>>|var-n|body><explain-synopsis|macro
of fixed arity>
<|explain>
This primitive returns a macro (the <TeXmacs> analogue of a
<with|mode|math|\<lambda\>>-expression) with <with|mode|math|n>
arguments, named after the literal strings <src-arg|var-1> until
<src-arg|var-n>.
<math|\<lambda\>>-expression) with <math|n> arguments, named after the
literal strings <src-arg|var-1> until <src-arg|var-n>.
New tags are defined by storing macros in the environment. Most of the
time, macros are stored without scope with <markup|assign>, but it is
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Definition of the <markup|abbr> tag
<\tm-fragment>
<inactive*|<assign|abbr|<macro|x|<group|<arg|x>>>>>
<inactive*|<assign|abbr|<macro|x|<rigid|<arg|x>>>>>
</tm-fragment>
</example>
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</explain>
<\explain>
<explain-macro|arg|var|index-1|<with|mode|math|\<cdots\>>|index-n><explain-synopsis|retrieve
<explain-macro|arg|var|index-1|<math|\<cdots\>>|index-n><explain-synopsis|retrieve
macro arguments>
<|explain>
This primitive is used to retrieve the arguments of a macro within its
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</itemize>
When more than one arguments are specified,
<explain-macro|arg|var|index-1|<with|mode|math|\<cdots\>>|index-n>
expands to a subtree of the argument <src-arg|var>. The value of the
named argument must be a compound tree (not a string). The operands
<src-arg|var> until <src-arg|index-n> must all evaluate to positive
integers and give the path to the subtree of the macro argument.
<explain-macro|arg|var|index-1|<math|\<cdots\>>|index-n> expands to a
subtree of the argument <src-arg|var>. The value of the named argument
must be a compound tree (not a string). The operands <src-arg|var> until
<src-arg|index-n> must all evaluate to positive integers and give the
path to the subtree of the macro argument.
</explain>
<\explain>
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arity>
<|explain>
This primitive returns a macro (the <TeXmacs> analogue of a
<with|mode|math|\<lambda\>>-expression) capable of taking any number of
arguments. The arguments are stored in the macro variable with name
<src-arg|var> (a literal string) during the evaluation of the
<src-arg|body>. The <with|mode|math|i>-th individual argument can then be
accessed using <explain-macro|arg|var|i>.
<math|\<lambda\>>-expression) capable of taking any number of arguments.
The arguments are stored in the macro variable with name <src-arg|var> (a
literal string) during the evaluation of the <src-arg|body>. The
<math|i>-th individual argument can then be accessed using
<explain-macro|arg|var|i>.
</explain>
<\explain>
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By default, the macro <src-arg|foo> is applied to all children. If
<src-arg|first> has been specified, then we rather start at the
<with|mode|math|i>-th child of <src-arg|var>, where <with|mode|math|i> is
the result of evaluating <src-arg|first>. If <src-arg|last> has been
specified too, then we stop at the <with|mode|math|j>-th child of
<src-arg|var> (the <with|mode|math|j>-th child not being included), where
<with|mode|math|j> is the result of evaluating <src-arg|last>. In this
last case, the arity of the returned tree is therefore
<with|mode|math|j-i>.
<math|i>-th child of <src-arg|var>, where <math|i> is the result of
evaluating <src-arg|first>. If <src-arg|last> has been specified too,
then we stop at the <math|j>-th child of <src-arg|var> (the <math|j>-th
child not being included), where <math|j> is the result of evaluating
<src-arg|last>. In this last case, the arity of the returned tree is
therefore <math|j-i>.
Stated otherwise, <markup|map-args> applies <src-arg|foo> to all subtrees
of the macro argument <src-arg|var> (or a range of subtrees if
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</explain>
<\explain>
<explain-macro|compound|foo|arg-1|<with|mode|math|\<cdots\>>|arg-n><explain-synopsis|expand
<explain-macro|compound|foo|arg-1|<math|\<cdots\>>|arg-n><explain-synopsis|expand
an unnamed macro>
<|explain>
This primitive is useful to expand macros which are the result of a
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</explain>
<\explain>
<explain-macro|drd-props|var|prop-1|val-1|<with|mode|math|\<cdots\>>|prop-n|val-n><explain-synopsis|set
<explain-macro|drd-props|var|prop-1|val-1|<math|\<cdots\>>|prop-n|val-n><explain-synopsis|set
<abbr|D.R.D.> properties of a tag>
<|explain>
The arity and children accessibility of tags defined by macros are
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are:
<\description-dash>
<item*|(arity, <with|mode|math|n>)<verbatim|>>Sets the arity to the
given fixed value <with|mode|math|n> (literal integer).
<item*|(arity, <math|n>)>Sets the arity to the given fixed value
<math|n> (literal integer).
<item*|(accessible, all)>Make it impossible to deactivate the tag with
normal editor actions. Inaccessible children become effectively
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<explain-macro|get-arity|expression><explain-synopsis|arity of an
expression>
<|explain>
Returns the label of the tree obtained when evaluating
Returns the arity of the tree obtained when evaluating
<src-arg|expression>.
</explain>

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<TeXmacs|1.0.7.14>
<TeXmacs|1.0.7.16>
<style|tmdoc>
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<menu|Session|Input mode|Mathematical input>. If this feature is available,
then it is usually also possible to copy and paste output back into the
input. However, it depends on the particular application how well this
works.
works. Keep in mind that some key combinations may be used by the
<subsubmenu|Session|Input|Mathematical input> mode: for instance the key
<key|$> is usually redefined inside math mode, so if you want to input it
you'll have to type <key|S-F5><key|$>. You can read more about the prefix
key <key|S-F5> in ``<hlink|Keyboard shortcuts fot text
mode|../text/keyboard/man-text-kbd.en.tm>''.
<\example>
Below, you will find the <hlink|previous example