I have been using the TeX input method a bit this week to input math characters in a Unicode document. I have, however, encountered one issue: lack of the \... method? - Michael -- mouse, n: A device for pointing at the xterm in which you want to type. Confused by the strange files? I cryptographically sign my messages. For more information see <http://www.elehack.net/resources/gpg>.

...comments here at the site page. This whole issue confuses me as I am constrained by my evolved brain...have to dress it up to make it a bit more philosophical. First, we would only even consider ... "spontaneous," whereas an existing universe required a bit of work to achieve. Swinburne has sharpened this a bit, claiming that nothingness is uniquely "natural," because it is...

...and comments here at the site page. This whole issue confuses me as I am constrained by my evolved brain. ... have to dress it up to make it a bit more philosophical. First, we would only even consider this ... was “spontaneous,” whereas an existing universe required a bit of work to achieve. Swinburne has sharpened this a bit, claiming that nothingness is uniquely “natural,” because it is ...

...>    c=a+b first calls tt_sum to do the "a+b" bit. Then tt_def is called to do the "c=..." bit. But what(or where) is the rhs of the assignment? The z result of tt_sum ...is done? Crikey, trying to explain what I think I mean is confusing me. That's ok. I'm following, at least adequately. I had forgotten all the ...

...>    c=a+b first calls tt_sum to do the "a+b" bit. Then tt_def is called to do the "c=..." bit. But what(or where) is the rhs of the assignment? The z result of tt_sum ...is done? Crikey, trying to explain what I think I mean is confusing me. That's ok. I'm following, at least adequately. I had forgotten all the ...

... line c=a+b first calls tt_sum to do the "a+b" bit. Then tt_def is called to do the "c=..." bit. But what(or where) is the rhs of the assignment? The z result of tt_sum becomes... is done? Crikey, trying to explain what I think I mean is confusing me. That's ok. I'm following, at least adequately. I had forgotten all the...

On Sep 16, 7:39 pm, "The Borg Queen" <theb...@homesweethome.com> wrote: I think the Borg Angels are confused. They cannot deal with or come to terms with the suffering bit and the idea of any God who would intentionally cause suffering in order for the individual to experience and know God better....

... line    c=a+b first calls tt_sum to do the "a+b" bit. Then tt_def is called to do the "c=..." bit. But what(or where) is the rhs of the assignment? The z result of tt_sum becomes the ...assignment is done? Crikey, trying to explain what I think I mean is confusing me. cheers, paulv Correct me if I am wrong but isnt 'z%%x' in tt_sum...

... The line c=a+b first calls tt_sum to do the "a+b" bit. Then tt_def is called to do the "c=..." bit. But what(or where) is the rhs of the assignment? The z result of tt_sum becomes ...assignment is done? Crikey, trying to explain what I think I mean is confusing me. That's ok. I'm following, at least adequately. I had forgotten all ...

... of the x(5)'s.) The line c=a+b first calls tt_sum to do the "a+b" bit. Then tt_def is called to do the "c=..." bit. But what(or where) is the rhs of the assignment? The z result of tt_sum becomes the x input of... of tt_def "go" after the assignment is done? Crikey, trying to explain what I think I mean is confusing me. cheers, paulv