T-EDIT, A Collection of Editing Macros for T E X
Larry F. Bennett
Abstract
Larry F. Bennett
Abstract
T-EDIT is a powerful collection of editing macros designed specifically for TEX. The macros are designed to be used with the KEDIT editor on IBM PC or PC-compatible computers. The user is aided in every step of the preparation of a completed document. Menus or prompting messages are included with many of the macros. Over 1250 TEX andAMS-TEX control sequences may be accessed through menus. The control sequences may either be inserted directly into the text or assigned to function keys. T-EDIT can be used to control the TEXing and possible previewing of output. Debugging features are included. Macros generating several lines of complicated TEX source code are available, and TEX macros have been designed to be used with several of the code-generating macros.
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T-EDIT is a powerful collection of editing macros designed specifically for TEX. The macros are designed to be used with the KEDIT editor on IBM PC or PC-compatible computers. The user is aided in every step of the preparation of a completed document. Menus or prompting messages are included with many of the macros. Over 1250 TEX andAMS-TEX control sequences may be accessed through menus. The control sequences may either be inserted directly into the text or assigned to function keys. T-EDIT can be used to control the TEXing and possible previewing of output. Debugging features are included. Macros generating several lines of complicated TEX source code are available, and TEX macros have been designed to be used with several of the code-generating macros.
Key concepts: Macro, Computer science, Programming language, Debugging, Simple (philosophy), Computer graphics (images), Philosophy, Epistemology