emacs-vr-mode-users

[Emacs-vr-mode-users] functions for latex/auxtex/reftex?

[Jeff D. H. <jef...@fo...>]

all knowing vr-moders:

I'm very new to using emacs-vr mode (and loving it) and want to start 
hooking up some standard latex functions I need for editing papers. I've 
seen some of the latex hooks for the EmacsListen stuff (emacslisten didn't 
seem to work so hot) and would like to have a set of similar functions 
(citep, \ref{fig:xxxx}) type stuff. My config looks like,

;; from the vr readme.txt file
(add-to-list 'load-path (substitute-in-file-name 
"/emacs-21.1/site-lisp/vr"))
(autoload 'vr-mode "/emacs-21.1/site-lisp/vr/vr" "" t nil)
(setq vr-command "/emacs-21.1/site-lisp/vr/vr.exe")
(setq vr-win-class "Windows class name")
(setq vr-win-title "Window title")
(setq vr-voice-command-list '(vr-default-voice-command-list)) ;add the 
commands to the list
(setq-default abbrev-mode t)
(load "abbrev-cmds")

; move down 1-3 lines -- example
(setq vr-voice-command-list
      '((list "1to3" "1 2 3")
 ("move down <1to3>" . next-line)))

;; try to add some reftex bindings.
;;      C-c =      `reftex-toc'
;;      C-c (      `reftex-label'
;;      C-c )      `reftex-reference'
;;      C-c [      `reftex-citation'
;;      C-c &      `reftex-view-crossref'
;;      S-mouse-2  `reftex-mouse-view-crossref'
;; this isn't working very well for me... ugh...
;; (setq vr-voice-command-list
;;       '(vr-default-voice-command-list
;;  C-c [
;;  ("ref tak". "C-c [" ) ) )

since i'm such a dufus with lisp in emacs, i was wondering if there's 
anybody could get me started... I'm pretty well versed, but just need a 
little help. For example, I would like to be able to automate the command

C-c [-
then say the letter i would like to use "pee", "tee", etc.
and then enter (by voice command) into the minibuffer for the search phrase 
I want to search on in the bib file,
"site index"
once i get that far, i would use the keyboard to select the references i 
want.

Of course, I would be greatly appreciative to simple get to the C-c [- part 
by simply saying "ref-pee" or "ref-tee"

any ideas?

Thanks,
Jeff.

---
Jeff D. Hamann
Forest Informatics, Inc.
PO Box 1421
Corvallis, Oregon USA 97339-1421
541-754-1428
jef...@fo...
www.forestinformatics.com

Re: [Emacs-vr-mode-users] functions for latex/auxtex/reftex?

[Patrik J. <pa...@uc...>]

Hi Jeff,

First off, if you are going to be writing Latex, I would really
encourage you to check out NaturalLatex by David Fox
(http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/~dcfox/dragon/natlatex.html). It's a perl
script that translates a text-like pseudo-latex to actual-latex. This
has the benefit that you avoid most cases of having to dictate
backslashes and unpronouncable commands. I used it for my phd thesis and
subsequent papers and I think it's great.

Regarding your actual question (;-), I'm not entirely sure what you are
trying to do. The commands possible in vr-mode are limited to simple
mappings of commands to lisp functions. It has no functionality for
turning commands on or off depending on the mode etc, so I only use
vr-mode for commands that are in some sense global, like navigation.
There is something called "emacs voice commander" which created dvc
files from all emacs commands and enables them depending on which mode
you're in. Maybe you can check that out?  I also remember there being
some issue with the command list, I suggest you try putting your
commands directly into vr.el and see if it works then.

Hope that helps, let me know if you're still having rpoblems.

/Patrik

oh, one final thing. if you are using 21.1, i believe there was badness
between it and vr mode. If you have problems, like timeout messages in
the vr-mode or something about a bad message length, try upgrading to 21.3.

Jeff D. Hamann wrote:
> all knowing vr-moders:
> 
> I'm very new to using emacs-vr mode (and loving it) and want to start
> hooking up some standard latex functions I need for editing papers. I've
> seen some of the latex hooks for the EmacsListen stuff (emacslisten
> didn't seem to work so hot) and would like to have a set of similar
> functions (citep, \ref{fig:xxxx}) type stuff. My config looks like,
> 
> ;; from the vr readme.txt file
> (add-to-list 'load-path (substitute-in-file-name
> "/emacs-21.1/site-lisp/vr"))
> (autoload 'vr-mode "/emacs-21.1/site-lisp/vr/vr" "" t nil)
> (setq vr-command "/emacs-21.1/site-lisp/vr/vr.exe")
> (setq vr-win-class "Windows class name")
> (setq vr-win-title "Window title")
> (setq vr-voice-command-list '(vr-default-voice-command-list)) ;add the
> commands to the list
> (setq-default abbrev-mode t)
> (load "abbrev-cmds")
> 
> ; move down 1-3 lines -- example
> (setq vr-voice-command-list
>      '((list "1to3" "1 2 3")
> ("move down <1to3>" . next-line)))
> 
> ;; try to add some reftex bindings.
> ;;      C-c =      `reftex-toc'
> ;;      C-c (      `reftex-label'
> ;;      C-c )      `reftex-reference'
> ;;      C-c [      `reftex-citation'
> ;;      C-c &      `reftex-view-crossref'
> ;;      S-mouse-2  `reftex-mouse-view-crossref'
> ;; this isn't working very well for me... ugh...
> ;; (setq vr-voice-command-list
> ;;       '(vr-default-voice-command-list
> ;;  C-c [
> ;;  ("ref tak". "C-c [" ) ) )
> 
> since i'm such a dufus with lisp in emacs, i was wondering if there's
> anybody could get me started... I'm pretty well versed, but just need a
> little help. For example, I would like to be able to automate the command
> 
> C-c [-
> then say the letter i would like to use "pee", "tee", etc.
> and then enter (by voice command) into the minibuffer for the search
> phrase I want to search on in the bib file,
> "site index"
> once i get that far, i would use the keyboard to select the references i
> want.
> 
> Of course, I would be greatly appreciative to simple get to the C-c [-
> part by simply saying "ref-pee" or "ref-tee"
> 
> any ideas?
> 
> Thanks,
> Jeff.
> 
> ---
> Jeff D. Hamann
> Forest Informatics, Inc.
> PO Box 1421
> Corvallis, Oregon USA 97339-1421
> 541-754-1428
> jef...@fo...
> www.forestinformatics.com
> 
> 
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