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On Mon, 2002-02-18 at 18:05, Phil Mendelsohn wrote:

> Using Insert > Math > Equation_s_ (note the 's') will give you what
> you want. Type the first part of your eqn, then CTRL-f, for the
> middle column of what's analogous to LaTeX's {eqnarray} environment,
> then CTRL-f again when you want the third column.
>
> If you put all the binary operator (or whatever else you want to align
> on) in the middle, you'll be done.

Thanks Phil! Two reasons I missed this functionality:

(1) I've been using the keyboard shortcut $. Since there doesn't appear
to be a shortcut for inserting equations the functionality is not listed
in the "keyboard" help file.

(2) When you're in formula mode there is in fact no `mathematics' item
on the TeXmacs insert menu! I was trying to insert another line while
already in formula mode.

Because of (2) I actually found the toolbar icon before I found
mathematics on the insert menu :-)

Thanks again Phil.

Regards,
Adam

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• Any tip for lining up equations at the equal sign?, Adam Warner, 02/18/2002
  • Re: Any tip for lining up equations at the equal sign?, Phil Mendelsohn, 02/18/2002
    • Re: Any tip for lining up equations at the equal sign?, Adam Warner, 02/18/2002
    • Improving eqnarray, Adam Warner, 02/19/2002
      • Re: Improving eqnarray, David Allouche, 02/20/2002
        • Re: Improving eqnarray, Joris van der Hoeven, 02/20/2002
        • Re: Improving eqnarray, Adam Warner, 02/21/2002

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