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      From: Rainer S. <rai...@gm...> - 2020-03-30 11:55:27
      
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| This seems to be a problem/limitation of the Windows version of TeXmacs. I traced file accesses and found that on Windows, it looks for a file tm_reduce.exe - which doesn't exist. This is TeXmacs's general mechanism for plugins: to start plugin xyz, it runs tm_xyz. On, e.g. Linux, it looks for tm_reduce (without the .exe) and finds a shell script that is part of TeXmacs. Of course, on Windows, you cannot simply run a shell script, but you could can run an .exe, a .bat or a .cmd file instead. But the Windows version never looks only for the .exe. To get this working, two things must happen: a) The Window version of TeXmacs must not only look for tm_reduce.exe, but also for tm_reduce.bat. b) Once this is done, you need a tm_reduce.bat file. This is easy to do, by translating the contents of the TeXmacs\plugins\reduce\bin\tm_reduce shell script into something like these two lines (untested!): set TEXMACS_REDUCE_PATH="%TEXMACS_PATH%\plugins\reduce" redpsl Another possibility would be to create a tm_reduce.exe file that does exactly the same. A final note: in recent version of Reduce, an extra .reducerc or reduce.rc is no longer necessary. Rainer On Sun, 29 Mar 2020 at 15:15 +0200, Rudolf Sykora wrote: > Dear list, > > > I am trying to run reduce as a TeXmacs session on windows, and when I > start the reduce session I see a red Busy... message. > > Can anybody tell me what I should do? > > I have the Reduce\bin directory in my PATH (otherwise TeXMacs would not > see it at all), and I have even tried to copy reducerc from a directory > within TeXmacs distribution to my home (both under ruducerc and > .reducerc) to no avail. > > > Thanks > Ruda > > > _______________________________________________ > Reduce-algebra-developers mailing list > Red...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/reduce-algebra-developers > Rainer Schöpf |